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How often do you pray in the Rodinal Church?

  • I praise in the holy Rodinal church most of the times I fill my tank with film

    Votes: 48 42.9%
  • I never praise to Rodinal

    Votes: 13 11.6%
  • I have an ocasional word with the Rodinal God

    Votes: 51 45.5%

  • Total voters
    112

mono

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Jan 14, 2005
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548
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Germany
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Multi Format
I am just starting with Rodinal ;-)
 

gnashings

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Apr 6, 2005
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Oshawa, Onta
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Has anyone mentioned the word "compulsively" yet :smile: ? Its such a classic look, and so hard to screw up - I love it for everything other than traditonal 400's in 35mm (and I still use itthere if I don't mind the grain in that particular application!)
 

photobyalan

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May 13, 2005
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Ringwood, NJ
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4x5 Format
I started using Rodinal about 6 months ago but I wasn't terribly impressed until I tried stand developing, 1:200 for 2 hours and I love the results. I also love not having to agitate the tank or stand in the dark shuffling film sheets in the trays. Oh, and the fact that I only use 10ml of developer for 12 4x5 sheets of film.
 

madvax

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Apr 24, 2005
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Paris - Fran
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modafoto said:
I think the word revealer that Franck uses is derived from the french word for developer, révélateur. But indeed a nice word!

I use to mix french and english words a lot. Lately I said "degraded filter" instead of "graduated filter" and the same day I used "filtre gradué" instead of "filtre degradé". I should stop reading french photography forums :smile:
 

rogueish

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Apr 30, 2004
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3rd Rock
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I'm pretty much split on Rodinal and Ilford's S or HC developers. I use the holy one for PanF+, FP4 and APX100. The Ilfords are used on HP5, and any of the Deltas.
Sometimes I'll use Rodinal on the faster speeds to get that grain to make a subject(image) more... seedy or rough looking. This works really well on Delta 3200.
 

Jim Chinn

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Sep 22, 2002
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Omaha, Nebra
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I pretty much use Pyrocat HD or HC110 for everything except Pan F. I think Pan F and rodinal are a perfect match. There is a certain snap I get with that combination.
 

janvanhove

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Jun 3, 2004
Messages
110
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Brussels, Be
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I Rodinalise pretty much everything that comes my way... I love using it in 1:20 concentration to give film an extra boost of density...

PJ
 

P C Headland

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It's the only one I have used so far, used usually at 1+100, and occassionally at 1+50 and 1+200. I like that fact that it is so economical.

I am tempted to get one other developer, something useful for a bit of extra speed.

Paul
 

Soeren

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No surprise that I use Rodinal as well.
I still consider myself a beginner and I don't want to think about shelf life so that made the choice easy. I really like it with neopan 400 and I use it also for FP4 and HP5.
I have more films in the freezer to try e.g Efke 25 and Delta 100.
Regards Søren

PS can I use other words than "Regards" and "Cheers" or should I get a signature ?
 
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