Maco Ort25c?

From: Matthew McGrattan <matthew.mcgrattan@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 31 Aug 2005 12:52:05 +0100

Anyone had much experience with this film?

I'm considering trying it in dilute Rodinal to try to get normal
pictorial contrast.

Any suggestions for exposure index and/or developing times?

I've seen some of the following suggestions on various message
boards...

Rodinal 1:100 for approx 8 min @ 68F , 12 ASA

also seen

Rodinal 1:100 for approx 14 min @ 68F for more like 50 ASA

Anyone tried this?

I'd also like to try Calbe A49 on it.

I'll bracket the shots anyway but it'd be nice to have a starting ASA
and developing time to work from.

Thanks,

Matt
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