Re: Re: my first infrared

[Duane Westwood Degn <ddegn@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Thanks to all who helped answer some of my many IR questions.
I thought I'd share some of what I learned.
According to Kodak EIR should be developed AR-5 for scientific work.
Jon Laye wrote:
>There are two AR-5 labs in the US:: =20
>
>HAS Images, Inc
>136 North St. Clair Street, Suite 300
>Dayton, OH 45402-1739
>1-513-222-3856
The area code has been changed from 513 to 937.
HAS charges $30 a roll to develop EIR plus $5 to mount.  They have a $50 =
minimum order.
>Precision Photo Laboratories, Inc.
>5758 North Webster Street
>Dayton, OH 45414-3521
>1-513-898-745
 The missing last digit of the phone number is 0.  They charge $25 a =
roll to process EIR.  I don't know if this includes mounting.  They also =
have a $50 minimum order.

I called around about the possibility of home processing AR-5 but Kodak =
doesn't offer small amounts of the chemical so a minimum order for the =
chemical would be around $700 and AR-5 is very sensitive to temperature =
and requires the bath to stay within =BD a degree F of the required =
development temperature so it is very unpractical to home develop.

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