Wood and IR

[David N Horn <dh@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I've been using wooden film holders for IR for years, and have not
noticed any fogging. I have a mixed bag, far from new. All my slides
have a row of raised dots, though I would have to check how many.
I have developed my own convention that prevents double exposures:
When I load the film, I insert the slide silver-side (with the dots)
out. When I make an exposure, I reverse the slide, thus indicating that
sheet is exposed. In the darkroom I can tell which sheets are exposed
by feeling the dots, and only develop those that have been exposed.

Dave Horn
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