semi stand development rodinal
semi stand development rodinal
semi stand development rodinal
Tag Archives: Rodinal semi stand Uprating, developing methods compared. 18 Replies Many, many years ago I experimented with uprating HP5, I was a student and it fitted the look I was
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Again, I use 500 ml for either developing 1 120 roll or 2x35 mm rolls and 1,000 ml for developing either 3x35 mm rolls or 2x120 rolls or 1x35 mm and 1x120 - all in the same tank. Rodinal - 6 ml
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2/12 · Portrait of Amanda Dombroski, T3200 @ 3200. My approach is pretty simple: rodinal based chemistry, and slight agitation at certain points throughout the timeline, which makes it a
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Stand Development, often abbreviated as Stand Dev, is a black and white film development method. Created in the 1880s, this old technique
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Relating that to film, during stand development the Rodinal will exhausts itself in areas which require greater development whilst remaining active in less-exposed areas, which has the effect of boosting shadow detail whilst preserving bright highlights. Through stand development, your result is a drastically compressed tonal range.
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For stand developing, I use Rodinal at 1:100 for 1 hour, should work fine, for stand, semi stand development the iso of the film is not
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3/9 · The initial agitations are similar to a normal development process, but taper off to a semi-stand-like development process to let the shadow details come out. Fuji GX680IIIS, Fujinon GXD 180mm f/3.2 lens, Fuji Neopan 100 Acros film
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not for stand development), a minimum of 10ml per film is a good guideline Rodinal Special / R09 Spezial + Join Group org recipes: Delta Recipe for 100ml stock (Delta-STD) Mix Coffee and Soda seperate, as it makes it easier to see if the Soda is completely dispersed 0°F Pour in developper start clock 30 sec agitate 2 inversions per minute (10
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Rodinal is my developer of choice for stand development for a few reasons. At high dilutions it is immensely cheap, and can be distributed over
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The images that you see on this page were all developed in the same tank at the same time using Rodinal and Stand Development (technically I used semi-stand but I'll get to that) and came from two rolls of film, Ilford Delta 400, and Kodak Tri-X 400. The entire roll of Ilford was shot in about 30 minutes during sunny day in Onancock, VA.
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Here is another semi stand development video using a different derevitive of the original Rodinal. It is made by Compard and can be bought off Freestyle. I
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I found this quite amusing, because the Rodinal method is the one that always gets bandied about on social media, I suspect, by people who are
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5/22 · Monochrome Madness: Rodinal Stand Developing 7 16 Share Tweet Rodinal is my favourite developer and you can develop almost anything in it. Using this developing method is my favorite way and works with every film I have tried to develop in it. Read this tipster
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3/25 · Tap the tank against the table to dislodge air bubbles. For the first five minutes agitate 10s. per minute (comes out to about 2 slow inversions). Then leave the tank on the table top for about a half hour. Do two more slow inversions. Leave to stand another half hour. Pour out the chemicals, do a water stop bath (with dilutions this high, an
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A good method to domesticate this bitchy film seems to be pure stand development. This was developed in Rodinal 1+200, agitated continously for the first minute and after that just standing for two hours. That was my first stand development and I'm really pleased with the results! Camera: Nikon F100
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1. Pre soak film for 5 mins in water at 20C. 2. 6ml LC29 and water aiming for 500ml of liquid solution. 3. 30 seconds initial gentle agitation then leave untouched for 30 minutes, at 30 minutes another gentle agitation and then leave for another 30 minutes. 4. Use 20C water as a stop bath. 5. Fix as normal for 5 mins. 6. Dry and look at results!
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Stand And Deliver – First Attempt At Rodinal Semi-Stand Developing · 1 min presoak in distilled water · 1:100 Rodinal to H2O (temperature in this
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For semi-stand development you are basically refreshing the highlights areas with new developer each time you agitate the film so the highlights develop further
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Pino Shah Explains His Approach to Stand and Semi-Stand Developing Film. Some commonly used BW chemistry is D76, HC110, Rodinal,
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1/28 · Start with Rodinal for your first try at stand development, its a fantastic developer and super easy to use. For more info on this developer see my blog post: An introduction to Rodinal . My favorite combination is using Fuji Acros 100 rated at 80 iso developed in Rodinal 1+100 for 50 minutes.
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Can I ask what you believe stand development at 1+ 50 will give you I found that Rodinal is just not a good stand/semi-stand developer.
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Many developers can be used for this type of non-agitation film processing but at the top of the list, for me anyway, is Rodinal, Pyrocat-HD and 510-Pyro. These
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12/28 · The main reason that Rodinal is a good developer for pushing is because of the number of pushing and pulling recipes available on the Massive Dev Chart. The best way to push film with Rodinal is to use a technique called Stand Development. This is when you use Rodinal with a large dilution, like 1+100, and leave it to stand in the developer for
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At $23.99 a bottle + 8.25% sales tax + $9.95 shipping = $35.92. For 16 rolls, that is $2.24 per roll. Quite pricey. But, then, the results of DDX are quite impressive. Of course, HC110 or D76 or Rodinal are about half the cost and provides beyond acceptable results.
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Higher temperature = more grain for Rodinal, except from denser negatives like all developer will do. More agitation = more grain in Rodinal,
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3/25 · The development last 60 minutes (at 20°C [68°F]): Pour your developer in, and then, agitate for the first 30 seconds. Tap the tank against the table to force the air bubbles out of the film. Finally, let the product act for 30 minutes. At the 30th minute, again, agitate gently for 30 seconds by putting the tank upside down.
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Stand developing with Rodinal will decrease the contrast, as the developer exhausts itself in the highlights, and has extra time to find developable grains in the shadows. It's a technique that can bring a lot of detail out of images that have been pushed 2 or more stops above their box speed.
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Also, if you develop anything in Rodinal, even at 1+100, for two hours with standard agitations, everything will almost certainly be massively overdeveloped. It's called "stand development" because you just let it stand there without agitating. All that being said, though, there's a lot to be said for a little bit of agitation very rarely
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Stand development MEANS you let it stand after initial inversions, you don't "agitate" every minute as somebody suggested above. If you have the itch to agitate Rodinal, use it diluted @ 1:50. Even then, don't "agitate," just gently invert 3X each minute after gentle inversion 15-20 times in the first 30 seconds.
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Despite its long history, Rodinal still remains a very popular film developer thanks to its advantages: 1. High edge sharpness and low veil. Film negatives developed in Rodinal look much sharper than those developed in Kodak D-76. It is especially visible when zooming scanned images to 100%; 2.
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