Also, look for Christian Nze here. He has some good anecdotal info on a couple types of film with respect ISO, processing and even which ones benefit from preflashing like paper negatives.
I'm sure he is not the only person successfully using it, but his is the finest work I've seen (granted, on the web) using xray film. You will probably need to have him identify which still lifes he shot with xray film vs regular, but he uses incandescent lighting & doesn't like the spectral response outdoors...depends what you're doing I guess.
Murray
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From email with Christian:
I develop Agfa in rodinal 1+50 @ 20°C for 4 minutes
but for Kodak I'll prefer PMK or abc pyro both 5minutes.
I use to put a glass plate in the bottom of my tray to avoid scratching the film surface. If I don't put the plate in face of the film is really scratched. I think the film is not hardened.
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Some of his xray film images: (he does shoot some 11x14 I think, but I don't know if it's these (how would he scan?))
Here is a list of Xray film photography made with kodak or Agfa Xray film coated on both face
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That last one almost makes me want to eat pears, & I don't like pears.