Re: SFX Processing in Rodinal

["Christoph Perschke" <cpe@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Larry,

Last year, I used SFX200 with an #25 red-filter and I was disappointed, just
because there is almost no IR-effect visible. In june '98, I did another
test with SFX200, this time with a 89B-filter (B&W 092). The camera (Nikon
F601M) was set to 200ASA film speed with ttl-measurement trough the filter
(trripod!). I did bracket +1/0/-1 f-stop. The IR-effect is still weak
compared to IR750 and HIE with #25 red-filter, but I liked the effect
archived with some subjects.

To answer your question: Development was done in Rodinal (1+50) at 20°C for
10 minutes (30s constant agitation, then 5s agitation every 30s). However
next time, I would extend this to 11 or 12 minutes for more contrast.

good shooting,
Chris, Germany


>------------------------------
At 28 Oct 1998 15:43:57 -0600, you wrote:
>Subject: SFX Processing in Rodinal
>
>I am about to venture in SFX world and would like to process the film in
>Rodinal.  I intend to shoot my first roll at suggested ISO.   Does anyone
>out in IR Land have any experience with this film in Rodinal and can you
>give me time and temp??   Kudos to all!!!
>
>Larry M.
>
>



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