Detectorfilm
Detectorfilm is a general term for photographic film used as a recording medium in radiation detectors and imaging systems. It consists of a silver halide emulsion coated on a transparent base, which records the passage of ionizing radiation by forming a latent image that is developed chemically into a visible photograph. Detectorfilm is designed to translate exposure into a permanent image that can be analyzed and archived.
In medical radiography, detectorfilm has historically been used with intensifying screens to convert X-ray photons into
Beyond medicine, photographic films were used in nuclear and particle physics to record tracks left by charged
Advantages of detectorfilm include high spatial resolution and a well-established processing pipeline. Limitations include the need