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CatmullRom says, "An interesting story about using old x-ray plates to copy records in the USSR back in the 1950s." Link.
X-ray plates as record duplication in 1950's USSR
CatmullRom says, "An interesting story about using old x-ray plates to copy records in the USSR back in the 1950s." Link.
Posted by Natalie Zee Drieu |
Aug 30, 2006 02:16 PM
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I want one! Imagine all the cool things you could make out of xrays... I want an xray watchband!
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That is awesome, I don't imagine that an every day person could find something like this on their own. It would be awesome to have. Next time I go to the dentist I think I might ask to see if I can get a copy of my own x rays. Hell they cost enough.
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