Coloured X-ray photographs
Normal X-ray pictures are simply grey.
The following coloured X-ray photographs were already made in the years 1989-1990 after the first home computers replaced the old Commodore 64.
At that time I made normal X-ray pictures with an analog video camera during a research project supported by the DFG. I saved these pictures on an x86-PC (with a 10MB hard disk). Then I matched the various shades of grey with a specially designed colour chart and pseudo coloured these photographs in pseudo colour. I made slides from these images in pseudo colour and totally forgot about them. Years later I digitized these slides.
When I entered some of them in a contest about X-ray art which was initiated by the X-ray company "Philips" in 2009, two of them were awarded the second and fourth place.
The following coloured X-ray photographs were already made in the years 1989-1990 after the first home computers replaced the old Commodore 64.
At that time I made normal X-ray pictures with an analog video camera during a research project supported by the DFG. I saved these pictures on an x86-PC (with a 10MB hard disk). Then I matched the various shades of grey with a specially designed colour chart and pseudo coloured these photographs in pseudo colour. I made slides from these images in pseudo colour and totally forgot about them. Years later I digitized these slides.
When I entered some of them in a contest about X-ray art which was initiated by the X-ray company "Philips" in 2009, two of them were awarded the second and fourth place.
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