A hint for Rollei Pan 25

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piterengel - 20 Feb 2007 09:36 GMT

Hi, here is my little contribution at your useful site. I've treated
Rollei Pan 25 as follow:

FILM: Rollei Pan 25
DEVELOPER: Rodinal
DILUITION: 1+100
ISO: 25
TIME: 20 min
AGITATION: 10 sec every minute, slowly, approx. 5 inversions in 10
sec.
NOTES: add a pinch of sodium sulfite to water before adding Rodinal to
avoid reactions with dissolved oxygen and chlorine.
With these conditions I've obtained full tone negative, high sharpness
and perfect details.

P.

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darkroommike - 23 Feb 2007 15:26 GMT

Thanks for posting a real darkroom tip, appreciate the infor
and the post.

darkroommike

> Hi, here is my little contribution at your useful site. I've treated
> Rollei Pan 25 as follow:
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> P.

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Peter - 23 Feb 2007 17:29 GMT

> Hi, here is my little contribution at your useful site. I've treated
> Rollei Pan 25 as follow:
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> P.

I'm guessing this is at 68 degrees F?

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piterengel - 23 Feb 2007 21:32 GMT

> > Hi, here is my little contribution at your useful site. I've treated
> > Rollei Pan 25 as follow:
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> I'm guessing this is at 68 degrees F?

20 °C, i.e. 68 F. My next step will be try a "semi-static development"
using very diluite Rodinal and long time. I'll let you know.
Bye
P.

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