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Thanks for the comments axs810 and ImSoNegative!
Still just beginning with this stuff so doing quite a bit of testing. Seeing how orthochromatic the Agfa actually is by photographing some skies...
https://farm6.staticflickr.com/5597/...996d8e51_b.jpg
Whole plate Agfa HT-G. Schneider 150mm SSXL f22 @ 1/4 sec
Developed in Rodinal 1:120 for 10min @ 21 degrees C
That's an amazing result for X-ray film.Quote:
Originally Posted by Craig Tuffin
Got some funky lines on this negative
8x10 Cambo
Dagor 210mm f/6.8 wide open
Kodak Ektascan B/RA
(reposting because I was told that my images weren't downloading in my last post)
Such a great image that I never saw the lines until I read your confession.Quote:
Originally Posted by axs810
Shoot that again!
I really wish I could but the model moved back to NY :\ lol
Maybe I can find another willing model though :)
I tried skimming a few pages but it's easier for me just to ask...
How do you all store your Kodak Ektascan B/RA film? I usually store my Tri-x in a black bag in my vegetable drawer in the fridge, but am wondering if the xray will be able to handle temperature changes? Would it be best to just store this stuff at room temperature? Thanks! (and sorry if not reading previous posts annoys a few of you)
Great resultQuote:
Originally Posted by pasiasty
Also how many of these red LED's can I have in my bathroom before fogging starts to become an issue?
https://www.superbrightleds.com/more...bulb/448/1499/
PS: Still curious about how you all store your Ektascan film (see post #840)
I store all my film, including X-ray, in the freezer. I treat it just like any of the other films that I use.
+1Quote:
Originally Posted by Andrew O'Neill