Wow this tulip shot is amazing! It does have an old 30s-40s look to it!
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Wow this tulip shot is amazing! It does have an old 30s-40s look to it!
This is very nice!Quote:
Originally Posted by SergeiR
Bravo, Sergei!Quote:
Originally Posted by SergeiR
Having tried green x-ray film for the first time recently I had a go with blue x-ray film...
https://c1.staticflickr.com/9/8850/1...1e3cf168_c.jpgCalla Lily on blue x-ray film by wickerman6, on Flickr
Toyo 45GX
Schneider Symmar 180mm
Blue x-ray film
Rodinal 1:100
Does a good x-ray negative look like a good pictorial film x-ray or should it look denser because of the two emulsions?
What is a "pictorial film x-ray"?Quote:
Originally Posted by Wayne
A typo. Should be just "pictorial" film. You know, regular film intended for standard analog B&W printing processes.Quote:
Originally Posted by StoneNYC
It's essentially Orthochromatic instead of Panchromatic, so it will look a little "old timey" like the pre 1940's films that were all orthochromatic.Quote:
Originally Posted by Wayne
There's an X-ray "examples" thread, read it, the first few pages should give you most of the details you need.
Hello all, great work displayed in this thread. Have been meaning to shoot some xray myself, but it's a little hard to come by. I'm in Europe at the moment and csx will not ship here. Does anyone know of a good source for xray film (preferable green) in the EU? Thanks!
I'm talking about density not spectral sensitivity. I've read both threads from start to finish though that doesn't mean I remember everything
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Originally Posted by StoneNYC