Sergei! I just wondered about your photos!
I did read your test with Rodinal vs Pyrocat and it's convinced me.
There was a big mistake by me when I did my own developing tests: I forget the fact that the 1:100 diluted Rodinal is tired after 2-3 sheets of film
I t was a very deer error, it's coused a lot of false come-off about my kind of x-ray film ISO's for example. It seems I was too excited. I have to get slower.
Unfortunatelly I don't have enough spare time to photography, but I revisited my whole process from the photo taking to the developing methods/times and I just starting the whole from the beginning so no more experimentation by my own head, just doing what you're did and then refine the developing times/ISO rates!
Consequently!!!!!!!! It's may would be easier if I could have same kind of films then youre, but as soon I'll get by my friend in USA. (In my country could not get "CXS" films)
So thank you Sergei, premortho for your advices and gbogatko for the raw scan! It's helped me a lot!
ps.: I guess I will take a try with the gbogatko's 2 tray developing process too if I could get the chemicals (it's hard in Hungary)... But first with Rodinal...
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