Images shot on X-ray film

[Randy]

8X10 Green latitude CSX exposed at 50 ISO, processed in HC-110 "H" (1:63) in trays with a 1 minute water pre-soak (don't know if I should have done that or not) for 8 minutes @ 68 degrees F, agitating about every 60-90 seconds.

No-name 13" f/9.5 Petzval


Konica Hexanon GR II 150mm

[Holdenrichards]

8X10 Green latitude CSX exposed at 50 ISO, processed in HC-110 "H" (1:63) in trays with a 1 minute water pre-soak (don't know if I should have done that or not) for 8 minutes @ 68 degrees F, agitating about every 60-90 seconds.

No-name 13" f/9.5 Petzval

Konica Hexanon GR II 150mm

These look really good! nice work.

[Holdenrichards]

1903 Eastman View No. 1 8x10 Camera
Konica Hexanon GRII 210mm
Kokak B/RA X-Ray Film
Caffenol C/M

[Jim Fitzgerald]

Some have wanted to know what portraits look like with x-ray film. This is my oldest son shot on green x-ray film and it is not a negative scan but a carbon print.

[Holdenrichards]

Some have wanted to know what portraits look like with x-ray film. This is my oldest son shot on green x-ray film and it is not a negative scan but a carbon print.

Really nice!

[Kirk Gittings]

Very nice!

1903 Eastman View No. 1 8x10 Camera
Konica Hexanon GRII 210mm
Kokak B/RA X-Ray Film
Caffenol C/M

[Holdenrichards]

Thanks Kirk!

[Richard Rankin]

Some have wanted to know what portraits look like with x-ray film. This is my oldest son shot on green x-ray film and it is not a negative scan but a carbon print.

That is terrific, Jim.

[Jim Fitzgerald]

Richard, thanks.

[Corran]

Still working. I think I need to rate my film a little higher, maybe 80 or 100. Shadows were too hot before editing.