Medical Dry Imaging Film are reprocessed using a nano-level ink absorption coating, a waterproof coating, and a three-color gradient black technology to convert specialty paper into a printing medium for medical dry imaging. Medical Dry Imaging Film possess characteristics such as waterproofing, light shielding, and heat resistance, allowing them to be preserved for decades. Additionally, Medical Dry Imaging Film utilize a lossless high gray scale image transmission technology, enabling the printing of various medical images that are clear, environmentally friendly, and highly compatible. The structural characteristics of medical film photography are that the silver halide particles are small and spherical, which results in a smaller surface area compared to larger particles. Medical Dry Imaging Film design allows them to absorb more light and achieve faster sensitivity.