8X10 X-Ray scanned in color WYSIWYG
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8X10 X-Ray scanned in color WYSIWYG
https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/...73d01d51_o.jpgMirror Selfie X-Ray Color Scan by TIN CAN COLLEGE, on Flickr
14x17 pinhole accidental double-exposure kallitype... Video: https://youtu.be/B9ALQs9dj0Q
https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/...9221dded_h.jpg14x17 Double Exposed Xray Pinhole by Andrew O'Neill, on Flickr
Very very good!
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Originally Posted by Andrew O'Neill
Which one of them?Quote:
Originally Posted by Tin Can
At the moment only part of my X-ray is in the freezer, but I intend to buy another one. My color film is all frozen, most of my BW too.
Hello dears,
After many tests of a proper processing method of my Agfa X-ray sheets I came to a good point by using open tray development and spare processed clear sheets placed at the bottom of each tray. Now I have only one thing to overcome: handling marks. I use a glove to touch the sheets for agitation and to pass them from one tray to the other. This is to avoid clamps that could easily scratch the emulsion. I noted that even by paying attention, some sheets have signs of finger with the texture of the glove.
What method do you use to handle the sheets in open tray processing?
Thank you!
Roberto, you could try using a single tray for the entire process. After development, pour out the developer and pour in the stop bath. Then with stop to fix, the same procedure. That way you don't have to touch the film during processing, only when taking it out of the tray at the end.
Generally I am processing 11X14 in 3 smooth bottom trays under red safelight bounced
I don't use gloves, Rodinol 1/100 distilled water, distilled stop, TF5 distilled
As my holders have a generous rebate, I pinch with my tiny fingers only on rebate
Those chems do not bother my bare skin, but I move quickly and wash my fingers very often in wash tanks
ymmv
for tiny format I have special tiny waffle cans and touch nothing as I even dry in the can
I am sensitive to some chems, so I don't use them
Paper I use tongs
I also use various size KODAK film/plate hangers
Glass plates I use a teflon spatula
I use one, flat-bottomed tray for 8x10 and a larger one for 14x17, double-sided film. I wear nitrile gloves. No issues. Another great thing about using one tray is that it is a space-saver, especially for those who have small darkrooms (me). I think I have videos on my youtube channel where I'm working this way...
Do they have any X-Ray film with emulsion on one side only?Quote:
Originally Posted by Tin Can
Search for mammography film, it is usually single-sidedQuote:
Originally Posted by LF_Alex