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

[EdWorkman]

If you go back far enough here, and on APUG you will find lots of experience reports.
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Some folks have experienced a little fogging. i use a thomas, fairly closed , with printing on VC and my body blocks direct illumination- i haven't seen any fog, plus i loaded the film in safelite- boy is that a pleasure.
A good developer is the one you have- if you don't have one, start with D-76.
Jim Fitzgerald likes pyrocat- he does carbon transfer. YMMV
Congratulations on no scratches. Try blocking off half the safelite before you spend money on a new filter

[gbogatko]

Two from Friday. Two more to follow.
8x10 Blue sensitive Xray, 14" Verito lens.
One side stripped.
ISO 50, Tray developed, Dektol 1:10 for 2.5 minutes.

[gbogatko]

Next two.

[Tri Tran]

Here's mine and a behind the scenes shot from a recent trip. The neg came out flawless after 8 times TSA scan.I'm very pleased with the result although I have 37 people onboard for this excursion.

[Jim Fitzgerald]

I can see what this will look like in carbon. A huge undertaking Tri. Congratulations!

[Tri Tran]

Thanks Jim, only the fisherman can spot another fisherman from the distance. The 8gr tissue was prepared for this one already.

[Tri Tran]

Here's my favorite orchid called Dendrobium.

[Jim Fitzgerald]

Tri, these are beautiful! I'd always thought that you have a wealth of subject matter in your backyard.

[ajbirdboy]

I can see why its a favorite - I like both prints, but the second one really grabs me - Beautiful!
Al

[Jan Pedersen]

TT Fabulous prints. The Orchid is very interesting and certainly could be a favorite of mine too if i could find one.