Indirect window light, about 2 pm Beijing haze. Not sure what that compares to as far as Oklahoma light. Guessing you are brighter with less pollution ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by seezee
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Indirect window light, about 2 pm Beijing haze. Not sure what that compares to as far as Oklahoma light. Guessing you are brighter with less pollution ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by seezee
Indirect window light on a hazy day will transmit less UV and the blue end of the spectrum requiring considerably more exposure for the x-ray film.
Apart from the pollution, I think you are farther north. Beijing = lat. 39.9042° N; OKC metro = 35.4676° N. So I'd probably need a slightly shorter exposure.Quote:
Originally Posted by blue4130
The great thing about x-ray film is that it's cheap so testing to find what works in each situation doesn't break the bank or anger the better half (too much) ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by seezee
film: 18x24 Kodak MIN-R S Carestream Mammography film, blue sensitive single sided
development: CPP3 with expert drum 3005, Rodinal 1:100 20 degrees C for 8 minutes, drum speed 50, 100ASA
lens: Spatz Paris La Sphere (aplanat) 24x30 cm (ca 360mm) @ f22
lights@ camera: 6 foot rotalux softbox with elinchrom flash fom above, Deardorff V8 with pneumatic shutter with flash sync
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Great work, Thomas.
thank you Peter!
The facial expressions are priceless, I guess patience was waining?? Great shot
This is an old thread, but I was wondering if anyone has used or seen x-ray film without rounded corners? Essentially, square corners. I have fuji green with rounded corners but I started to cut down the 8x10 to 4x5 with a safe light and not having a rounded corner on 4x5 might be a blessing. thanks
I've only seen rounded corners, sorry.