Pushing gp3 with rodinal

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I've been out with the ikonta testing the shutter speeds and sharpness with across a couple of apertures but it was a bit grim so I set the light meter to 200 instead of 100 figuring I would quickly enough find information on pushing a stop but I'm at a loss, any ideas? I could probably get away with it but it would be easier to compare the shots if they were exposed correctly instead of all a little under...
 
Can't help directly with the film and developer that your ussing steve but this may be of help
 
Add on 2 minutes for each additional stop to the development time as a starting point, thats the 'official' recommendation from Kodak for any of their B&W films/devs do I suspect it'll work fine for pretty much anything else as well.

And incidentally, in case of you needing to pull the development ever, the recommendation is minus 1 minute per stop.
 
I went with the 50% in the end not scanned them yet, there is pictures on them so they've not been completely nuked. Need to wait till tomorrow to see how they've come out.


I hate waiting...
 
Not sure if they're actually any more developed than they should've been but the frames look ok other than the weird banding at the top of the frame which I've enquired about on the general developing thread.

Cheers guys.
 
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