Film Processing Flashcards

1
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What are the 4 cycles of film processing?

A
  1. Development
  2. Fixing
  3. Washing
  4. Drying
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Film placement on entrance tray:

Which side of the film should be against the feed tray guide?

A

Short side of film

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What should be the temperature for the developing cycle?

The developing cycle changes silver ions of the exposed crystals into what?

This changes the latent image into a ___ image or ___ image.

What does the wetting agent (water) do?

What does the developing agent do?

A
  • Developing cycle temperature = 92-96°F
  • Changes silver ions of the exposed crystals into black metallic silver
  • ^^ changes latent image into a visible image or manifest image
  • wetting agent = penetrates/opens up gelatin
  • developing agent = turns silver ion crystals into black metallic silver
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Developer:

Temperatures:
TOO high temperatures = ___ density
TOO low temperatures = ___ density

Length of Time:
TOO long = ___ density

TOO short = ___ density

A

Developer:

Temperatures:
TOO high temperatures = darker density
TOO low temperatures = lighter density

Length of Time:
TOO long = darker density

TOO short = lighter density

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What happens during the fixing cycle?

A

Unexposed silver halide crystals are cleared off the film

a. clearing agent
b. hardeners are added to the fixer

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What happens during the wash cycle?

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(water): removes all chemical from the film

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7
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What does the dry cycle do?

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Blows the film dry
a. wet reading

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What are artifacts?

A

Unwanted density on a radiographic image

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What are the 3 classifications of artifacts?

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  1. Processing artifacts
  2. Exposure artifacts
  3. Handling and storage artifacts
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PROCESSING ARTIFACTS

What is the curtain effect? What causes it?

What causes emulsion pick-off?

What are P1 lines? How often does it scratch?

What 2 types of fog makes film look gray?

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PROCESSING ARTIFACTS

Curtain effect = top of film, density ok but lower film is too dark

Curtain effect cause = lower edge of film left in developer too long or processor was turned off

Emulsion pick-off cause = improper guide roller placement, dirty rollers, warped rollers

P1 lines = improper position of guide rollers

Scratches = every 3.14 inches (size of rollers)

Gray fog = chemical and safelight fog

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EXPOSURE ARTIFACTS:

● -no ___ matching of the film and screens for the exposure.

● -poor film/screen ___ during the exposure.

● -___ exposure

● - ___

● -___ screens or grids

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EXPOSURE ARTIFACTS:

● -no spectral matching of the film and screens for the exposure.

● -poor film/screen contact during the exposure.

● - double exposure

● - motion

● -warped screens or grids

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HANDLING AND STORAGE ARTIFACTS:

● -___ fog
● -___ fog
● -___ electricity - “tree branches”

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HANDLING AND STORAGE ARTIFACTS:

● -light fog
● -radiation fog
● -static electricity - “tree branches”