large format x-ray film

[adrian tyler]

hello from spain

does anyone know where i can reliably source:

AGFA STRUCTURIX D7 DW ETE, in 30x 40 cm

it's for my wifes restoration studio, the spanish supplier can no longer obtain it (after sitting on our recent order for 3 weeks without saying anything in typical infuriating spanish style)

i'd really appreciate amy help on this matter.

thanks

Adrian
http://adriantyler.net/

[Jim Noel]

I don't believe AGFA is in production of any materials any longer.

[Andrew O'Neill]

I think Agfa is making xray film. At least I can get it locally here: http://www.canadianxraysupplies.com/xray-film.php

Or here from csxonline: http://www.cxsonline.com/text/detailpage.tmpl?command=showpage&sn=441534&sku=CXSEK8FL&cart=1303746207694697&location=10011003

[Philippe Grunchec]

Andrew, do you know if the 8x10" X-Ray films fit into normal holders?

[adrian tyler]

thanks, i'll check with these suppliers. the stuff that they are using in the studio seems to be like readyloads, ie it comes in envelopes and is prettey easy to place behind the subject.

the digital or filmholder alternatives are more difficult to place, unless you put them on the floor, which in this case they can't do because they would be constantly "nukeing" the downstairs neibours...

[Jim Fitzgerald]

I use 8x10, 11x14 and 14x17 x-ray film. All green sensitive from many different sources and they all fit in my holders without any problems.

[Philippe Grunchec]

Thanks, Jim!