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Hi!
I'm very interested in this topic but but completely inexperienced in developing large format negatives. I´ve an old large format camera (18x24 cm) and this kind of negatives are a big challenge for a new project! Is there any "how to", step by step, paper that could help someone to start?
TIA,
Basicly you have found it, but you need to read this entire thread, or skim it.
However X-Ray film is just film and can be developed the same as any film.
Use normal film chemistry in trays. You have a lot to read. Maybe buy a used book or go to library.
Good luck.
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Originally Posted by AF10
This is the original thread, started in '09:
http://www.largeformatphotography.in...ilm+comparison
It's either blue or ortho film so you can safely use it under a red or amber safelight.Quote:
Someone has used this film?
How can the sensitivity?
Tolerate the red light?
The W 250 has an image circle of 320. It should just cover 8x10. Make sure you stop down to f/22.Quote:
Sorry my English is not too good..
So:
I tried on 8x10" this lens: Fujinon-W 250/6,3 but not really enough...
Are you use a long time ago this lens for 8x10?
Do you have any Vignetta, darkness in the corners, when you use correction (horizontal/vertical)?
My serial number is: 494117 and yours?
Thank you!
D-76 1+4 for one hour? Are you doing stand/semi-stand?
Thank you, Andrew.Quote:
Originally Posted by Andrew O'Neill
Never mind, read 35m as 35mm and got confused lol
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Originally Posted by StoneNYC
And not meters either ;) Minutes.
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Originally Posted by SergeiR