Re: Infrared and studio flash

[Ken Sinclair <photo1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

>Hello,

>Various opinions have been offered as to cause  ranging from:

>	interference by IR flash trigger devices,

No since the camera is already loaded and closed

>	burglar alarm monitor in studio

I doubt it unless you film was left around out of the container

>	excessive infra red element in flash light (really !)

No, but if the modelling lights were on, the IR exposure could be compromised.

>	my incompetence ( quite possible !)

Hey a guy is allowed to screw up here and ther but I doubt it since you are
accustomed to using this film. My guess might lean towrds the film not
having been kept cool


>Regards,
>
>Des Crawley

ken


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