Re: Re: I guess I'll do it, too. - Reply

[Ari Pesonen <ari.pesonen@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

About freezing film

>On Sat, 14 Dec 1996 15:40:51 +0000 (GMT), francisco sandoval wrote:
>
>|What do you mean by a frozen film, is that so, or just cool it down...
>|I did not know that you can freeze a film....  :)
>|Francisco
>
>Most professionals--particularly if they do advertising work in color,
>where it is critical that the reproduced colors match those in the
>client's product--buy film in large batches, do tests on a few rolls

<snip>

>Bob Long
>(boblong@xxxxxxxxxxx)
>

I think that Francisco knows very well what "freezing film" means. He just 
wanted to play with words, i.e. to try to make a joke, which wasn't understood.
He means that if the film really was frozen as water, it also would be hard 
as ice, But as known, amorphic materials like plastic or butter don't have a 
freezing point, they just have different temperatures, which he probably means 
with "cooling down".

I got it, Francisco!

Ari P.


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