PCB0810 X-Ray Film, Full Speed, 8" x 10", Blue Sensitive, Pack of 100

I've been using this for about a year for 4x5 large format photography. I cut it to size under a red light and then shoot it at 50iso. To develop, I use trays with glass on the bottom. Kodak HC-110 1+90 for 7 minutes.If you want a better sky, try a graduated ND filter so that top of the frame (the sky) receives less light than the bottom (the ground). It's worth playing around with.

This film had the edges exposed. I cut it for 5x7 photos, and thought my film holders had gone bad, because all the edges were showing light leaks. I developed a blank sheet of this film, and saw that it came with all the edges exposed. Ruined several days of pics thanks to this problem. Strong warning: Don't order unless you are willing to cut away all the edges of the film before cutting it down for 5x7 or 4x5. Also, the best ISO for this HIGH SPEED film seems to be between 400 and 800.

these films are published as if they are blue and that is not the case, they are sent green. and they must have a chip for the printer to accept and print them and they don't