First Report on Eastman 5302 (uv and blue only)

[Zoe Paddy Johnson CIRT CSOS <pjohnso@xxxxxxx>]

Geoff's roll of Eastman 5302 arrived this weekend.  It was cheap once we 
found someone who could order it, $16 for 100 feet.   Last night when 
Geoff returned from 3 days of toga parties also known as a latin 
convention, he immediately loaded some.  

It is thicker than regular film.  It is white on both sides which makes 
it difficult to believe it is "real" film.  Geoff shot the first roll at 
EI 16 (indoor with a flash) as suggested on the ultra-violet in archaeology 
web page and developed it in D-76. It came out underexposed but there was 
obviously something there.  He reduced the EI to 8 and shot another roll, 
which came out nicely, although the parrots markings are very different 
in UV.  All the "patching" done on one of our white adobe walls stands 
out clearly.  The patches don't show up in regular exposures.

ZoeJ 

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