X-ray film from Z&Z Medical

[Goldman]

I was ready to buy the green Fuji X-ray film from Z&Z medical, but the sales person recommended the single emulsion Carestream X-ray film.
Here is the link: https://www.zzmedical.com/analog-x-r...ideo-film.html
Is any body used this x-ray film (8x10 Carestream single emulsion video x-ray)

Thanks
Bill

[Jim Noel]

It is the only film I use in the 8x10. I wish they made it in 5x12 and 7x17. Easy to handle,good speed, nice negatives.

[Tin Can]

Yes, some like it, but it is more money. I use it.

I also use Kodak CSG Carestream double sided.

I have never used Fuji.

[Jim Noel]

Even though it is more costly, it is dirt cheap when compared to the price of traditional panchromatic films. Besides, it doesn't scratch very easily.

[vdonovan]

I use it and I really like it. MUCH less easy to scratch than the double sided. I shoot it at ISO 50, it develops about the same as the double-sided.

[koraks]

If I could get it here in europe at a reasonable price, I would use it all the time, I'm sure. It's the superior choice in xray film.

[Peter Gomena]

Nice! Now maybe I can afford 14x17 film for pinhole camera use. Thanks for the link!

[Alan9940]

Dang, the price of Ektascan sure has gone up since I bought it last! I've used it, but so far I've never got an acceptable (to me) neg from it. However, now that I've got a good development technique worked out with CSG Green I'm going to give Ektascan another go.

[Will Frostmill]

This stuff is blue sensitive, right?

[koraks]

No, Ektascan BR/A is green sensitive (and therefore also blue-sensitive, but not exclusively).