Yes but you may need to adjust the developing time slightly
ilford say lc29 should only be used as a one shot at 29 to 1 , but 9 to 1 and 19 to 1 can be re-used if you're a tightwad
My thoughts were that I have 2 rolls of 120 to dev and (at the moment) only one reel so I would use the same developer to do both films with a slight adjustment in times for the second, does that sound ok. Its Ilfotech LC29 by the way and it would appear that from the instructions this would work.
Cheers
Andy
You should be able to put 2 rolls of 120 on the same reel.
Lunatic ^^^^ A shower pah! You'll be telling us next that the sink where I dev my negs can be used to wash dishes or summink.
Have a look here ( page 8)
http://ilfordphoto.com/Webfiles/2011427124733149.pdf
I don't know how when the recommendation for using lc29 as a one shot developer was brought about, but originally it was listed as remaining "good" in it's dluted state for approx 1 week iirc wether 1-9, 19 or 29 solution along with further info on the storage properties / duration of the concentrate.
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lc29 @1+29 is described as a one shot developer and not recomended for re-use , ( page eight from the link you posted )
Would you not have issues with the developer being over worked doing that? You'd have twice the area of film being worked...
As I understand it, the surface area of 120 is the same as 36exp of 135. So if you put two lots of 120 on the reel you'd be risking exhausting the developer, wouldn't you?Given that a 36 exposure 35mm film is about twice the length of a 120 film and about half the width, the volume of developer per square inch would be about the same.
Ahh, gotcha now.snip