Use of X-ray film: technical discussion with example images

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Originally Posted by Jan Pedersen

TT Fabulous prints. The Orchid is very interesting and certainly could be a favorite of mine too if i could find one.

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Thanks Jan. These orchids are favorable to most people and they are highly collectible. Good luck with the search.

Hi Jan, FYI here's the picture of her, this species came from Australia . At this size it will cost you as much as the lens that was taken with .Let me know if you want me to locate you one. The upside is she blooms 2-3 time a year.Enjoy.

http://img849.imageshack.us/img849/4258/den.jpg

TT, Thanks for posting this photo of a very interesting Orchid.

Nothing as special as carbon or Pt/Pd just a straight scan of an old boat waiting to rot. 8x10 Kodak MXG @ ISO25 developed in Rodinal 1:100 for 6min with rotary processor.
http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7174/6...143ebd57a9.jpg
Ready to set sail

Really nice! I love the detail in this shot. May have to get some of this film.

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Originally Posted by Jim Fitzgerald

Really nice! I love the detail in this shot. May have to get some of this film.

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Thanks Jim, It nice film for Xray.

Bavi, Vietnam

http://farm4.staticflickr.com/3009/5...566f7114_b.jpg

8x10 Afga, Berthiot Paris 300mm 3s f/32 scaned from Drimax x-ray film

8x10 Platinum print taken with 12 in B&L Portrait Plastigmat lens from CCharrison. Again thanks Dan for the wonderful lens.

http://img818.imageshack.us/img818/2...teraudubon.jpg

Tri, I really love the abstract quality of this image.

I need to go to Vietnam! Very nice!