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greetings to all, i would like to try x-ray film and therefore found Fuji Super RX to buy, can anyone recommend a good starting iso rating for this film , i want to us 13x18 with a mentor 5x7 camera, mainly for portrait work, i have rodinal and hc110 , if someon tried them what times have you been using?
greetings luke
Hello you Guys where Talking about striping One side of the Film , can someone Tell me how this Works or how ans when this is done?
Luke there is a lot of stuff about stripping on here. Search using say, X ray and X-ray, and you will be rewarded
Luke the film is cheap try 25,50 & 100. In rodinal 1:100 for 6min
Fantastic landscape!
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Thank you very much
One Last question , do i understand correctly that it doesnt matter which side of the xray Film is facing the Lens inside the holder, they are both Emulsion sides?
On most, I believe, but some (mamography film?) has emulsion on one side I believe.
My latest attempt - 8X10 CSX green @ ISO 100 in HC-110 "H".
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/52893762/lndakti.jpg
this was shot on Fuji HR-T green, ISO 50 on my Wista 8x10 camera.
quick (dry) drum scan and tone added in PS, just like it better than the simple b/w version.
Brembo river, Northern Italy.
https://dl.dropbox.com/u/94184552/al...ul%20fiume.JPG
Nice, what developer did you use? I shoot my HR-T at 50 too.
my lab used x-tol standard development