Penny Test
Write a short note on penny test.
Answer.
The penny test is also known as coin test.
- Penny test is the test for checking unsafe illumination
- Penny test is done to evaluate fogging caused by inappropriate safe lightning conditions.
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Penny Test Procedure
- Shut all the lights and put on the safe light.
- Film packet should be opened and base film is placed in the area where films are usually unwrapped.
- Place the film on flat surface at least 4 feet distance from safe light
- A coin should be placed on the film and left in same position for approximately 5 minutes. Now remove the coin and process the film.
- Test film should be developed as usual.
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Penny Test Inference
- If image of the coin can be seen on resultant film, room is not light safe for the film which is tested.
- If no visible image is seen on the resultant film, then safe lightening is proper and should be proceed with film processing.
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