Optimized spatial frequency response in silver halide sensitized gelatin

A. Fimia; I. Pascual; A. Beléndez

doi:10.1364/AO.31.004625

Applied Optics
Vol. 31,
Issue 23,
pp. 4625-4627
(1992)
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Optimized spatial frequency response in silver halide sensitized gelatin

A. Fimia, I. Pascual, and A. Beléndez

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A. Fimia, I. Pascual, and A. Beléndez, "Optimized spatial frequency response in silver halide sensitized gelatin," Appl. Opt. 31, 4625-4627 (1992)

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Abstract

Silver halide sensitized gelatin processing is optimized to increase the spatial frequency response in Agfa-Gevaert 8E75 HD emulsion; therefore a diffraction efficiency of 55% in reflection gratings of 5000 lines/mm is achieved.

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Step: Develop with Kodak developer PAAP for 4 min. Rinse in running water for 1 min. Bleach in a modified R-10 solution for 30 s after the plate has cleared at 50°C (see the formula below). Stop at high humidity (90%) for 24 h. Rinse in running water for 30 s, Soak in fixer F-24 for 2 min. Wash in running water for 10 min. Dehydrate in 50% isopropanol for 3 min. Dehydrate in 90% isopropanol for 3 min. Dehydrate in 100% isopropanol for 3 min. Dry in vacuum chamber. Note: All solutions are at 20°C except the bleaching step.
Bleach formula:
Solution A
Distilled water	500 mL
Ammonium dichromate	20 g
Sulfuric acid	14 mL
Distilled water to make	1000 mL
Solution B
Potassium bromide	92 g
Distilled water to make	1000 mL
Just before use, mix 1 part of A with 10 parts of distilled water, then add 30 parts of B.

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