Re: Kodak's EIR press release

["Willem-Jan Markerink" <w.j.markerink@xxxxx>]

On 24 Feb 97 at 21:10, Dan Cardish wrote:

> Ektachrome infrared EIR film requires special storage and handling. Since
> this film is highly sensitive to storage temperature, freezer storage is
> recommended for optimal sensitivity, although the film can be stored at 55
> degrees for up to a month without severe consequences. Loading and unloading
> should be performed in total darkness and users should make certain that

Whoaaaa!!!!
Do I read this correctly?!?
Darkloading into and out of the camera?
The old film didn't have this warning!

> their labs avoid infrared sources which may fog the film, such as sensors in
> the E-6 processor and night vision goggles.

I hope they realize it doesn't have anything to do with the night 
vision goggles, but everything with the (often included) 
IR-illumination.

 
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