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VET 246 Week 3

Processing The Image

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__ of all artifacts occur during processing. 95%
Amber safelights will fog ___ film green
Legal identifiers for film Patient name Owner name Date Vet Facility Name
First step in processing immersed in developer
Second step in processing Immersed in fixer
Final step in processing Washing/rinsing
Film must be completely ___ before viewing dried
Developer fog Developer becomes too warm and exposes the undeveloped silver halide
Optimized temperature for developer is ____ F 68
Fixer Removes the unexposed silver halide from the emulsion and film base and ensures that the manifest image remains intact and permanent
Washing necessary to preserve the quality for a long time
If not washed properly, the film will eventually change ___ and ___ or will fade. colors, stain
Fixer contains a high concentration of ___ silver
Low amounts of film fog Obscures the resolution of the image
High amounts of film fog Obscures the resolution of the entire image
Very high amounts of film fog. Reversal of the image
Fixer retention Caused by improperly fixed and/or washed film
Drying artifacts can only be seen with ________ light reflected
Processor scratches AKA Pi lines Caused by loose or worn gears Vertical lines are caused by guide shoes
Scattered and secondary radiation artifacts fog the film
Extra focal radiation artifacts appears as fog but in a uniform pattern
Grid artifacts Appear as unusual "lines"
Static Artifact caused by low humidity in darkroom
Screen deterioration Raised "pinpoints" of emulsion desensitize the film and destroy the latent image
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