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I have half a dozen or so unopened bottles when I thought there was going to be a pending shortage. I also have two different versions, one with the old logo and one with the new. Has anybody scene or heard of different development times with the new?
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 Originally Posted by Jerevan
I wonder if the longevity is different between Rodinal in older glass bottles and the newer plastic ones? Plastic doesn't keep air out as well as glass does, I have been told.
But then again, I never keep it for very long, I like to use it too much... 
I think the bottles used are not just simple plastic they are composites made of more than one layer. If an SPI symbol is visiable then it should be a 7 in a triangle which signifies composites.
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 Originally Posted by gainer
...In fact, you should do one with a new bottle just for the record. Keep the result for comparison with later tests.
Exactly. I make a note of when a new bottle gets opened so that I can go back and reference those negatives with the 'new' negatives down the road. So far, I've not run out of time before I ran out of developer.
- Randy
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I have ten bottles. I am hoping to be able to use them 20 years from now..
Now the one I am wondering about is Technidol. I have 23 boxes of it and want to use it like in the year 2020.
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Matt
Used the dregs from my plastic 'bottle' from '79 or so this Oct, it had been stored half full from '79, I have rediscovered photography...
It seemed to perform ok at 1:50 and 1:100, now I need a bottle of the new stuff.
Noel
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I think the bottles used are not just simple plastic
Right, they are packed in H.D. silar plastic bottels.
In the time my Rodinal test is reaching 5 years I will publish the yearly Rodinal "altering" test done with a densitometer.
Only two years to go.
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I'm counting on Rodinal lasting forever, i have more of that stuff in my fridge than food and i want to bring what's left when i can't see a neg. anymore to heaven where i will use the last 10 bottles. By the way, no kids in my household and i know the difference between a beer and a bottle of Rodinal.
jan
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I opened up a NOS bottle from a stash of 1971 stuff I bought on ebay. I've been using it for 2 years now. Never lets me down. It's the old glass bottle with the rubber stopper.
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Has somebody an original Rodinal bottle from 1891 somewhere in the fridge?
It could be an interesting film test against the latetst A&O version of Rodinal.
In principle the receipture of Rodinal is not changed over 100 years but the latest small refinement for Rodinal was done in 1996 according information I had directly from Agfa in 2003.
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