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These are really great pictures and I genuinely like them a lot.... But I think you know why I can't give you the thumbs up on them....
 
These are really great pictures and I genuinely like them a lot.... But I think you know why I can't give you the thumbs up on them....

yes yes I know. I am just glad you aren't yelling at me. I think you have grandfathered me into this community :) Come on man, the wide angle is so nice!
 
Ha.
It was one of these wee printers. Ironically I was only there to set up scanning with it to some of their FTP sites.:)

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But ours were for Radiology Film cassettes - several different sizes. The Technologists would take your X-Ray, then feed the cassette into that machine and instead of developing film, it would pull a flexible phosphorescent plate out of the cassette, read the image off the plate, clean the plate and put it back into the cassette. The image information would then be digitized and sent to the Hospital's Image Information System for the Radiologists to read. Called CR - Old Technology now!!!
 
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But ours were for Radiology Film cassettes - several different sizes. The Technologists would take your X-Ray, then feed the cassette into that machine and instead of developing film, it would pull a flexible phosphorescent plate out of the cassette, read the image off the plate, clean the plate and put it back into the cassette. The image information would then be digitized and sent to the Hospital's Image Information System for the Radiologists to read. Called CR - Old Technology now!!!

I had a wee read up on them after your first picture. Interesting bit of kit.

NERD ALERT ! Lol.
 
I had a wee read up on them after your first picture. Interesting bit of kit.

NERD ALERT ! Lol.

Long since replaced by pure Direct Digital Radiography (where they shoot the image at a plate and it goes direct from that plate to a computer without the strip and read process) Canon was one of the first to delve into that field... we had a bunch of portables with digital plates that were remarkable time savers when they first arrived on scene.