I suspected as much, and have been wanting to try it while wondering why more people haven't tried it already. Seems like an excellent match, as your portraits showQuote:
Originally Posted by SergeiR
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I suspected as much, and have been wanting to try it while wondering why more people haven't tried it already. Seems like an excellent match, as your portraits showQuote:
Originally Posted by SergeiR
Like I said before, x-ray film was made for alt processes! :)
I mentioned developing in Rodinal 1:200 for 6 minutes which I tried with dental X-ray film exposed in a 35mm camera.With the film developed in a tank I was agitating for the first 45 sec & then 15 sec per minute. The film was in 600ml of developer. However there was just traces of a negative. Maybe the film would have developed properly if I had given a time of 10 min, or if I had agitated continuously for the whole 6 min. Both need to be tried
A 1:100 dilution works fine with the agitation I mentioned. It certainly seems that D band dental film is around 100 ASA
The film may be 100ASA, but is seems rather grainy. Is that likely to be because it is double-sided coating?Quote:
Originally Posted by Neil Purling
The image is taken from x 30x40mm dental X-ray film used for research purpose in getting a closer approximation of the dev time before I use large-format X-ray films.
Sergei, these are lovely prints.
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The cuttings from our newly planted vineyard are coming to life.
Speed Graphic with Optar 135 at f8
Agfa HDR mammography film
Developed by inspection in deep tank, in Ilford MG 1+50 at 22C for 8.5min (semi-stand).
Scan from negative, finished in PS.
https://farm2.staticflickr.com/1550/...2e097b65_b.jpg
is this true? I don't remember seeing it mentioned but I was offline quite a bit last fall. Fuji HR-T X-Ray Film Discontinued
I think so. I have switched to HR-U, no problem. The last I looked there was still some HR-T available on Ebay, but I thought I'd rather buy newer film than familiar film, since I'll have to make the switch sooner or later. The curves aren't very different.
That figures, I'm always the last to know. I've only ever bought one box of x-ray, and its still 3/4 full. I finally got my first acceptable image and by the time its gone I'll finally know what I'm doing and I won't be able to get anymore. I'[m tempted to just throw it in the freezer and move on to HR-U right now.
Use up the HR-T---you won't see a difference, I don't think.
In Europe, we can get Super HR-E 30 and Super RX: are they OK?