sergey_vinokurov

Thank you Conrad, Mike and Glen. I also want to ask your advice for using Rodinal stand 1+100 for 1hr. That seems to be some magic trick for any occasion when someone asks: "I'm in doubt how to process this particular film". Sometimes one even asks how to process "This unknown type of film". The often seen answer is as I already mentioned: Rodinal 1+100 stand for 1 hr. People get good results with any kind of B&W negative films as well as with cross-processing C-41 using that magical formula. Why is that formula so popular and safe to use for almost anything?

Hello! I haven't posted here for over 10 years and I see I only posted 4 times back in 2004. Sorry about that and forgive me. I'm back to film photography with new enthusiastic attitude! But first... I have a question. I have a roll of 135 Ilford PAN400 B&W that was exposed some 10 years ago. Since then it was stored at a room temperature. The question is this: I want to develop it using some generic D-76 developer. Do I need any development time adjustments for this 10-year old vintage of PAN 400? Please advise and if you think I need to make a better choice of a dveloper let me know also.