9x12 X-ray film taken by no-name folder (before I repaired the pinholes).
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9x12 camera. I've fixed the pinholes in the bellows by spraying them inside with a matte paint spray. This picture was made with my new old Crown Graphic on very expired Tri-X (1980), developed in caffenol C-H for 15 minutes. I used a Xenar 135mm lens.
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Contact printed 9x12 negatives, by No-name folder. Exposed ca 45 minutes in afternoon sunlight. Toned for a couple of minutes in strong black tea.
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Several finds have lead to this photo:
Firstly, I have repaired the pinholes in my 9x12 No-name folder with matte spray paint and some tape. Apparently, that has worked. The light leaks seem to be from the film holders.
Secondly, this green-sensitive Xray film should be treated with a different ISO according to the lighting conditions. In bright sunshine like this, it can be metered as 400iso (as I did here). I even obtained some sky-cloud separation, which is unusual for this Orthochromatic film. Inside the house at dusk, it can be metered at 50 iso or less.
Thirdly, Xray film and Rodinal 1:100 for six minutes is a nice combi.
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Cambo 5x7" as shot by No-Name 9x12 folder. Crop from 9x12 negative. The old 9x12 bellows are seriously pinholed, beyond repair maybe, but I intend to find a solution later on. I use the plate holders with glass plates in them to get the right focal distance. Xray film, developed in caffenol C-H, semi stand for 12 minutes.
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