DEVELOPING DOCUMENT FILMS WITH CAFFENOL

CAFFENOL as a LOW CONTRAST DEVELOPER

Agfa Copex Rapid (6×9 Format 120) – 50 ISO – Chamonix 45-N2 – Schneider Super Symmar XL 5.6/110 – 1/15s – f22

Adox CMS 20 (6×6 Format 120) – 20 ISO – Hasselblad SWC/M Carl Zeiss Biogon T* 4,5/38

LC+CNew

With ANHYDROUS SODIUM CARBONATE, for developing both the Adox CMS 20 (120/135) exposed at 20 ISO, the Agfa Copex Rapid exposed at 50-64 ISO and the Rollei ATP1.1 exposed at 32 ISO with :

Adox CMS 20: 15 mn
Agfa Copex R: 16.30 mn
Rollei ATP1.1: 18 mn

500ml Distilled Water at 20 °C
Sodium Carbonate (anhydrous): 5g
Ascorbic Acid (pure 99%): 1g
Instant Coffe for Adox CMS 20: 6g
Instant Coffe for Agfa Copex Rapid: 8g
Instant Coffe for Rollei ATP1.1: 8g

No presoaking is needed

Inversion tact: steadily during the first 60s, then:

• 3 times every 3 mn for Adox CMS 20
• 3 times every 5 mn for Agfa Copex R
• 3 times every 5 mn for Rollei ATP1.1

Stop bath: 30s
Fixing time: 60s
Final wash: 5 mn

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• 27 octobre 2011
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