Re: (Fwd) Re: EOS: Light comming into A2E

[Joe Berenbaum <joe-b@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

At 12:54 10/06/97 +0100, you wrote:

>the only experience i have with plastic is using a plastic reel to 
>process my first roll.  the sprocket hole area and part of the image area 
>of the film was (ever so slightly) fogged from where the plastic reel 
>touched the film.  after i saw the problem, i saw kodak's warning on the 
>data sheet.  however i just got a test roll back from the lab.  this roll 
>was also processed on a plastic reel and shows no such fogging.  hmmm.
>-greg

I'm somewhat confused by this. If the film was developed in an IR-opaque
tank, what difference could a plastic reel make? How could the plastic reel
touching the film cause fogging if there was no infrared or other light
coming in- and if there was IR or other light coming in, wouldn't the film
be fogged regardless of what the reel was made of? 

Joe B.

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