EX1; Film Processing and Darkroom Flashcards

1
Q

What are the 5 steps to manual film processing

A
development
rinse
fixation
wash
dry
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2
Q

What material are the tanks for manual processing

A

stainless steel

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3
Q

This serves as a rinse and maintain required temp

A

water

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4
Q

What are three advantages to manual processing

A

cheap
lasts “forever”
easy to maintain

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5
Q

What are four disadvantages to manual processing

A

temperature is not regulated
need time-temp chart
drying cabinet
developer contamination

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6
Q

What are two advantages about rapid processing

A

no dilution necessary

instant; develops in 15 sec, fixes for 15 sec at room temperature

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7
Q

what are three disadvantages to rapid processing involving the process of making it

A

solutions only last about 2 days before oxidizing
usually used with chair side darkroom
sensitive to variables (time)

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8
Q

what are some disadvantages to rapid processing involving viewing the image

A

lower contrast
may discolor over time
need to be fixed and washed after viewing

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9
Q

What are the four steps to automated processing

A

development
fixation
wash
dry

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10
Q

How long does it take for automated processing

A

4-6 minutes/cycle

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11
Q

Automated processing delivers consistent what

A

density and contrast; less human variables

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12
Q

This eliminates the need for a darkroom with automated processing

A

day light loader

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13
Q

This is added to automated processing to minimize the swelling of the emulsion so the films can be transported by the rollers uniformly

A

sulfate

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14
Q

What would occur if you placed the manual processing developer solution in an automated processer

A

film emulsion will most likely stick to the rollers and damage the radiographic image

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15
Q

True or False

The automated processor is continuous feed and can process all sizes of film

A

False; it can only process 0, 1, 2, and 4

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16
Q

How can an automatic processor have continuous automatic replenishment

A

attachment to sink;

also allows larger films to be processed

17
Q

True or False

There are many different automated processor systems

A

True

18
Q

What are the different types of dark room entry designs

A

maze-type
double door
spring mounted door
revolving door

19
Q

This filter is used as a safelight

A

GBX2 (ruby red) filter

20
Q

This filter is used as a safelight but is unsafe for panoramic radiographs

A

ML-2 (orange)

21
Q

What three factors affect a safe light

A

color
wattage (7.5 to 15)
distance

22
Q

Where is the best location for the safe light

A

4 feet from the surface of where the films will be handled

best place = right of fixing tank

23
Q

How would you test for safeness in a dark room

A

place a coin on an unexposed and exposed film - 2 minutes
process
and if outline of coin is present, the safelight is broken