This is 6X17 roll film enlarged onto 2X 14X36" X-Ray using Ilford PQ by hand see-saw in a smaller tray
No scratches, copied by old cell phone from a 16X48" viewer, bought 2 of those for $20
One shot, no PS, no waste
It was a gift to my Dr who worked in that building
She loved it, 2013 I think
X-RAY Clinic copy by TIN CAN COLLEGE, on Flickr
Tin Can
That is pretty cool I gotta admit. If the Dr used X-ray for his/her work then it even adds more intangible value. What was the idea for display, frame it , or…?Originally Posted by Tin Can
This is 6X17 roll film enlarged onto 2X 14X36" X-Ray using Ilford PQ by hand see-saw in a smaller tray
No scratches, copied by old cell phone from a 16X48" viewer, bought 2 of those for $20
One shot, no PS, no waste
It was a gift to my Dr who worked in that building
She loved it, 2013 I think
I have made a number of X-Ray Positives for Doctors
Most have/had a Backlight viewer for X-Ray
If they did not have one, I fit the 'Art' filmpos to a $25 LED light panel, fits in a file drawer
I also tested X-Ray Pos in south facing windows for 2 years, those are boring by day but with backlight at night
They become!
Tin Can
I was just watching this on Ilford reversal with film, I'll have to try it with X-Ray film.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sbL9GmkvLtI
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