50:1 at 20°c for 17 mins, 2 inversions every minute. Water stop and ilford rapid fixer 1:4 for 5 mins. Scanned with epson v600. For all the hate rodinal gets, it was easy as hell to use, im happy with the results, and inly using 20ml developer for 2 rolls is pretty awesome.
I have a few rolls of Reflx Pan 200 ready for dev this weekend and have not yet used Rodinal. I was using df96 just out of laziness but got tired of the awfully inconsistent results. Pan200 is respooled agfa aviphot, and I'm shooting it with an r72 filter and bracketing each shot to find my preferred look. Because its a 200iso (or so they say) im bracketing at 25iso, 12iso and 6iso. So my questions are:
Would 1:25, 1:50 or 1:100 be better for developing?
What is your preferred agitation method?
How long would you develop for?
I use water for a stop bath, several rinses, and fix with Ilford rapid fixer, I believe at 1:4.
Any help would be greatly appreciated and even more so, any photos you may have. Ive read varying things and the more I read, the less I feel confident because everyone contradicts one another lol
I just really like these "lomochrome" film stocks even though this is Harman and not lomography.