Re: New Bio and Delurk....

["Steve Midgley" <smidgley@xxxxxxxxx>]

A few years back, I shot several rolls of HIE in an all plastic Time
magazine camera (it came free with a subscription) with no fogging problems.
I used to joke that it was the only piece of equipment that was worth
exactly what I paid for it.

Steve Midgley
UBBC
http://www.softsolutions.com/smidgley

- -----Original Message-----
From: aeophoto@xxxxxxxxxxx <aeophoto@xxxxxxxxxxx>
To: infrared@xxxxx <infrared@xxxxx>
Date: Thursday, November 13, 1997 9:32 AM
Subject: Re: New Bio and Delurk....



Over a Diana lens?  Ok back to myths and debunking them.  I process
all of my films using stainless steel tanks - I can't use the plastic
worth beans anyway.  BUT I was under the impression that infrared
light came through plastic tanks - so wouldn't it come through plastic
cameras?  Is it because the Konica is not as infrared sensitive as the
Kodak HIE?  I haven't tried the Konica yet, but would be definitely
interested in trying it in a Holga and/or Diana.  I'm new to the world
of plastic cameras and, so far, I love them.


Angela
aeophoto@xxxxxxxxxxx
http://home.pacbell.net/aeophoto/






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