Rodinol

[danzig@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx]

hello folks :)


My chems have expired, I'm a waaaay too broke 2nd time college 
student. So for the first time I'm gonna *wince* send my rolls out 
for processing.

A shop I approached tell me he uses Rodinol, and is willing to do 
any dilution I give him. He hand processes/prints

I have never used Rodinol before so I'm asking the expertise of this 
group. What do you recommend for dilution & dev. times  ? I 
basically go for the many grey tonalities halated/blown out/white 
leaves look of say ASA 400, rather than the higher contrast fewer 
shades of grey look of ASA 50.

There's also the local pro shop which uses a Kodak machine for 
B&W and I think the standard dev. for Kodaks machines. I'll have to 
find out exactly what it is & tell you folks, so at least i can get 
some input as to which dev. the kodak one or Rodinol would be 
better.

Apprently the guy who does ROdinol hasn't done HIE before, & the 
pro lab seemed to have no idea what I was talking about, tho i 
suppose they've done it before, since it is the biggest pro shop on 
the island.

I'm begging for help here ;) this roll I got, I can't afford to screw up


Thanks for any help you may bestow on my worried head :)


Yours,
ket 
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