This one movie for now is the only military movie i'm willing to watch. Just because if i ever join which i'm planning to in a couple years i don't want a biased opinion . Also i'm confused are those prisoners of war or not i'm so confused . If they are POW why are they not being interrogated the entirety of the movie this is a guess not facts here about the detainees being POWs sorry .
Planning on travelling with my instax mini 9 in a week or so. My biggest mistake was putting the film pack in without doing any prior research, and I'm worried about whether the x ray might ruin the film? I haven't ejected the film cover yet, if that matters. Thank you in advance for any info.
is it ruined? i read somewhere the regular x rays for carry on are OK. but that the checked luggage ones are the ones that will ruin it. any info is greatly appreciate thank you!! i’m broke and don’t want to waste money if it’s no good
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I’m currently visiting Europe and I brought 4 unexposed rolls of portra 400, and 4 rolls of portra 800 (one of which is loaded in my contaxt2). I went through TSA security twice with the camera and film in my carry-on. I read online that the airports at San Diego and Heathrow all use CT scanners for hand luggage now, which is the same x-ray they use for checked bags. Moving forward I’ll definitely make sure to hand check but I’m wondering how significant the damage to the film would be? Should I overexpose the film +1 stop to compensate for fogginess? Thanks
I was browsing marketplace and saw a Gendex GXP dental x-ray film processor listed for free a few towns over and it got me wondering- with the right chemicals, could it be used to develop darkroom prints similar to a fujimoto CP-31 or similar? I'm new to printing, so any advice or experience appreciated! Mods please remove if this kind of question is not allowed, thanks!
While a dedicated player is ideal, I am currently stuck with my Series X as the only option for watching my discs while I await my player. Unfortunately, there is one glaring problem.
For those who don't know, movies on 4K Blu-ray are usually printed on 2 different kinds of discs, a dual-layer 66GB disc, or a triple-layer 100GB disc.
The Series X can play 66GB discs perfectly fine. The tight bastards over at Disney have never issued a movie on a 100GB disc afaik, so Doctor Strange in 4K went down a treat the other day.
However, if you put a 100GB 4K disc in (which, at this point, a decent amount of 4K Blu-rays are), the Xbox completely shits out. For me, it plays everything at 1 - 2 fps with no audio, which pretty much results in taking minutes to get through the opening studio logo which is like 10 seconds at best.
I have had my Series X for about 6 months now, and no update has patched this error yet. Microsoft loves to slap "Ultra HD Blu-ray playback" on the box, but in reality it can currently only play about 30 - 40% of 4K discs. Appalling.
Hi everyone,
Looking through some old lab books and have found some x-ray films used for western blot development, which I subsequently picked up and handled. Just wanted to check if these were safe to handle without gloves?
Hey guys, I'm about to travel and I'm getting anxious about my films having to go under the x-ray machine. I bought an old nikon X-ray safety case that is allegedly guaranteed to work on films up to 400 iso. I was wondering if any of you guys have used it before and know if it really works well, but I also have some 800 iso films so I don't know if the case will work on that. I'll try to see if security can inspect it by hand, but I have quite a lot of film so I don't know if they'll be very keen on that. Anyhow, if worse comes to worst do you guys know how can you easily fix x-ray damaged films on post? With an editing software or something like that? Thanks!
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