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

Tri, I have never seen an image posted with as strong a 3d response as this... so much separation from front to back... stunning. Thank you for posting ... Bill

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Originally Posted by imagedowser

Tri, I have never seen an image posted with as strong a 3d response as this... so much separation from front to back... stunning. Thank you for posting ... Bill

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Thanks Bill, the lens did it and I'm very please for it's performance. Here's another shot for the print behind the scene.

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Tri, this is a nice composition and great use of the lens. Beautiful print and I can't wait to see it.

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Originally Posted by Jim Fitzgerald

Tri, this is a nice composition and great use of the lens. Beautiful print and I can't wait to see it.

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Thanks Jim, sure you will see it . Did you receive the film yet?

I just got the film. Thanks!

Beautiful!

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Originally Posted by Tri Tran

This 14x17 was taken with the 21in RR Toronto lens that I bought from CCharisson . Again thanks to Dan, the opportunity for me to own this wonderful lens.

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Tri Tran,

I have posted a little blurb on my blog with the above image: http://antiquecameras.net/blog.html

Please send more images made with this lens, soon !

Best,
Dan

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Dan, nice to see this on your wonderful site. We do love using lenses like these on the big cameras.

Jim

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Originally Posted by CCHarrison

Tri Tran,

I have posted a little blurb on my blog with the above image: http://antiquecameras.net/blog.html

Please send more images made with this lens, soon !

Best,
Dan


Hi Dan,
It's my pleasure to use such a remarkable lens.Thank you for an opportunity.
Best Regards,
Tri Tran

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Hello !
I've got 100 sheets of Agfa CP-BU New and a 100 more of Ortho CP-G Plus both in 18x24 cm size.
As I was printing in my darkroom, I souped one sheet of Ortho in the tray of Bromophen developer I use for prints. Film came out unscratched but fogged.
So my questions are :
--As I use Kodak 8x10 safe-lights (actually fitted with an orange Ilford 902 filter for their range of Multigrade papers) I would like to know the Kodak number of the red filter to use (Agfa Healtcare has no info on this).
--Will I be able to use safe-light for the CP-BU which is a blue sensitive film ?
--What kind of developer would be best (pick from HC110, D76, Ilford PQ, Agfa Rodinal or a do-it-yourself one) ?
Now I've to cut the sheets to fit my 5x7 and 9x12/4x5 film holders and go testing !
Thanks for your help.