Thank you José.
Rodinal was my preferred developer for no T grain films but I no longer
obtained it. In the other hand, i preferred other developers for T grain
films after to try Rodinal for them; you'll find different opinions about
the Rodinal T films combo in the Web, from horrible to superb; my
experience was not bad, but I perceived or felt Rodinal did not extract the
best from T films. I had no problems for the film speed, I exposed Tmax 400
at ISO 400 developing it with Rodinal diluted 1:25 during 6 minutes at 20ºC
and diluted 1:50 during 12 minutes at 20ºC too and no EI problems,
agitation 60 sec for the first minute and 10 sec per minute afterwards.
I'm using the Romek PQ7 developer from some time ago, it is not a T
developer but, I like the results for T and Delta films and for other films
too.
Carlos
El lun., 26 nov. 2018 a las 17:23, José Manoel Pavoski Neto (<
jucapavoski@xxxxxxxxx>) escribió:
Good shot, Carlos. I've been too busy to check everything happening around
here these days, but reading about Tmax reminded me of something:
Can someone recommend a good Exposure Index / developing time for Tmax 400
in Rodinal?
I bought a box of five rolls (in BsAs, by the way) and only used one. The
only developer I have in hand is Rodinal (and Dektol, for that matter,
which I once used a lot for film, looking for contrast, but I got tired of
those tones). I understand Tmax will lose some speed in non-T-grain
developers, that's why I ask for EI ideas also.
Thanks
Em dom, 28 de out de 2018 às 08:58, CarlosMFreaza <cmfreaza@xxxxxxxxx>
escreveu:
Yesterday I was invited to navigate the river and I took the 2.8F Planar. On
these occasions, many times you can not choose the time to take a picture,
but you can not miss the opportunity either (Tmax 400, Romek PQ7):
https://flic.kr/p/2csFPVV
Carlos
