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Thanks everyone for all the kind words about the previous work on x-ray film. Here's another, this time with a little more controlled light:
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Eastman Commercial B 8x10 + Fujinon W 210mm f/5.6
Agfa Green Latitiude @ ASA 125 + Pyrocat HD 1:1:100 (semi-stand in hangers)
Special thanks to @JimFitzgerald for continuously suggesting hangers and tanks, they're wonderful with x-ray film!
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A shoot out with Digital NAG group in Fountain valley, California. Except this one with an 8x10 Eidoscope.
Tri, nice! I think portraits of lovely women helps x-ray film in a big way.
Yes 8x10 on hangers is the way to go! KISS is my thing!
Good work. Did you buy this kodak in 8x10" format or it was just larger and you cut the sheets?Quote:
Originally Posted by Holdenrichards
Nope it comes in 8x10!Quote:
Originally Posted by Milosz Wozaczynski
Can you tell me where you bought it? Here in Poland we have only 13x18cm (almost 5x7) and 24x30cm(bit larger than 8x10) sheets. [8x10= 19,5x24,5cm]
Is this it?
http://www.zzmedical.com/zencart/8x1...lm-p-1408.html
That's the one.
How many sheets per box?
I don't know how many sheets per box, but suspect 100. A data sheet for Kodak B/RA is here: http://www.carestream.es/ektascanBRA...nfo_ti1789.pdf
$70 at 100/box is a LOT lower than EFKE 100 (ca. $330 ) or ILFORD FP4 ($440).
This makes 8x10 more doable for those of us on budgets.
CXS (100 sheets at $25/box) is super affordable if you like the smell of Clorox.