SuperPan 200, Stand development

During the Carnival in Venice I used Rollei's SuperPan 200 as 35mm, as 6x6 and 6x9 in my two folding cameras.

I developed the Superpan 200 in Rodinal  1+150 1h30, full stand after initial 20" agitation.

The combination appears to work very well, I got full-range negatives both sun situation, as complete overcast.

An example showing the excellent bokeh of the mythical Heliar, wide open:

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Rollei ATP Stand

Rollei ATP. Rated 25/15° ISO - Development, 1+120 Rodinal, 30" initial agitation, 1h30 full-stand development.

Late Autumn light, San Giovanni Bianco.
Leicaflex SL, Summicron 50/2 Germany

The film has an astonishing detail, the development is still slightly harsh in the lights which makes scanning difficult.

Technical details come out very well too. The film is so sharp, that micro-blur because of hand-held shooting becomes easily apparent. However, using fast lenses, during daytime you can use the film without problems.

Here the flat-four opposite piston Lycoming engine of a Robin helicopter.