>>3851929>rod is def not for pusingCan you or someone else here elaborate on this? My understanding of Rodinal is that it is compensation, which means it will pull out information from a wider range of exposures. One person will say "Rodinal is perfect for pushing film" and another will say "Rodinal is not the film for pushing use D-76 instead". In my case I am metering/pushing HP5+ 2 stops to 1600. My exposures across the roll probably vary by a stop or so in either direction because I don't have an in-camera light meter. I combine metering with my phone with a bit of guesswork. I'll be scanning the negatives in digitally. Why would I use D-76 or HC-110 instead of Rodinal? Actual question.
