California Coast #1

welcome to the world of ultr sharp negatives...
as long as i can buy Rodinal i wont be using anything else..
i like this image alot btw..

Thanks Deniz,
I've been using Rodinal with slower speed films like Efke 25 for a while now, I've even processed Azo prints in the stuff, but it never occurred to me to try a faster film like tri-x in it until I saw a post on here maybe a week ago or so talking about it. I just always assumed that since Agfa didn't recommend using it with fast film it would turn out bad, but after trying it I like the look it gave me, and will probably use it much more in the future.

I'm very happy you decided to share this with us, as Deniz has said that really is beautifully sharp and glows with those tonal qualities

fingel, i think Azo and ilford FB WT developed in 1+10 rodinal is an amazing combination..

I use it all the time...

I have always liked wide angle landscape shots. Most ocean pictures concentrate on the waves. I like your perspective better.

This is surely CRISPY. Gotta love this combo.

by limiting your agitation and using gentle agitation the grain particles will stay even sharper and will sharpen up the print more. But like all film sharpness and grain go hand in hand. So yes it is great on large format negatives.