Use of X-ray film: technical discussion with example images

[Bazz8]

Nice shot it,s addictive

[Bazz8]

Fantastic Shot if only I could print like that

[a3721a]

Thank you
Another
Girl holding flowers
Green Fuji X-ray
D23 1:3

[jon.oman]

my firstone
fuji green xfilm
D23 1:3
Attachment 107541

I really like this one!

[a3721a]

FUJI BLUE x ISO50
D23 1:3

[a3721a]

thanks jon

[a3721a]

FUJI blueX iso 50 d23 1:3

[northcarolinajack]

When I saw the tin that contained Sweet Snuff it took me back about 70 years. My Grandmother Harris “dipped” Sweet Snuff and used “tooth brushes” made from twigs from sweet gum trees. I remember when she ask if I could find a sweet gum tree and bring her cuttings so she could make the brushes. I did not understand then, or now, how anyone “dipped”, let along use the sweet gum cutting, frayed at the end for taking the snuff to her mouth.

Camera – Kodak View Full Plate with a 5x7 back
Lens – 210mm Congo with a Packard Shutter
Film – Fuji Green X-ray processed in HC- 110 at 100 to 1




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[a3721a]

Fuji Green X-ray D23

[Michael Batchelor]

When I saw the tin that contained Sweet Snuff it took me back about 70 years. My Grandmother Harris “dipped” Sweet Snuff...

Man, no kidding. I remember this stuff too. Many, many of the women in eastern NC dipped snuff instead of smoking, my grandmother included.

Somewhere I have an old tin of "Sweet Society" snuff, with the paper torn exactly like this to make a little spoon to dip.