Re: HIE in 120/BAD NEWS

[Mr645@xxxxxxx]

Well, since there was some interest, I called Kodak and iquired as to the
exact dollar amount that would need to be ordered.  
  They told me that they have tried to put the HIE and EIR in 120, but were
unable to get it packaged without fogging the film.  It is impracticle to get
the film packaged in 120 and maintain a consistantly unfogged product.  
  Kodak has developed sensors that can detect any fogging or emulsion defects
as films are being produced, but this sensor is, of course, and infrared
sensor and cannot be used to monitor IR products.
  I did come up with another idea.  The HIE does come in 4x5, and perhaps
shooting 4x5 sheets is an RZ or RB Quadra back would work.


Sorry to get your hopes up,
Jon
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