Park Benches

jon.oman · Feb 7, 2013

I made these images on Monday, February 4th.

8x10 Pinhole Camera
120 mm
400 microns

X-Ray film - 80 ISO

D76 full strength
6 minutes, 50 seconds @ 65 degrees

#1 (15 minutes, 38 seconds)

#2 (55 seconds)

horacekenneth · Feb 7, 2013

I really like that first one of the park bench.

David Allen · Feb 7, 2013

I much prefer the second one.

David
www.dsallen.de

mfohl · Feb 7, 2013

Nice. Great exposures on those. Thanks for sharing.

jon.oman · Feb 7, 2013

Thanks everyone!

EASmithV · Feb 7, 2013

Which type of X-ray film are you using? it appears to have a slight infared effect.

hdeyong · Feb 7, 2013

Love the second one. Definitely a keeper.

StoneNYC · Feb 8, 2013

EASmithV said:
Which type of X-ray film are you using? it appears to have a slight infared effect.

Yea I saw that, figure it's just the "glow" from the pinhole.

~Stone

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TheToadMen · Feb 8, 2013

Hello Jon,
I like your work, also the Magnolia Oak.
What kind of camera do you use?
Could yo upload an image of it?
Greetings from Bert from Holland

jon.oman · Feb 8, 2013

EASmithV said:
Which type of X-ray film are you using? it appears to have a slight infared effect.

I am using CXS Ortho Green Film by Agfa.

http://www.cxsonline.com/

jon.oman · Feb 8, 2013

hdeyong said:
Love the second one. Definitely a keeper.

Thanks you!

jon.oman · Feb 8, 2013

StoneNYC said:
Yea I saw that, figure it's just the "glow" from the pinhole.

~Stone

That is what I'm thinking.....

jon.oman · Feb 8, 2013

TheToadMen said:
Hello Jon,
I like your work, also the Magnolia Oak.
What kind of camera do you use?
Could yo upload an image of it?
Greetings from Bert from Holland

Thank you Bert!

I built my cameras. Here is an image of both the 8x10 and the 4x5:

EASmithV · Feb 8, 2013

And you are getting an effective ISO of 80? Interesting. My Fuji X-ray is giving me an effective ISO of 200 (HC-110 1:50, 5 mins). Is this just due to the developer, or is it less sensitive in general? Do you know what it is sensitive to? I believe mine is green.

jon.oman · Feb 8, 2013

EASmithV said:
And you are getting an effective ISO of 80? Interesting. My Fuji X-ray is giving me an effective ISO of 200 (HC-110 1:50, 5 mins). Is this just due to the developer, or is it less sensitive in general? Do you know what it is sensitive to? I believe mine is green.

I was told to start at 80 ISO, and it has worked for me. I think it is also there reason for the longer development times that I need. My film is the green type.

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