Re: Am I alone?

[Clive Warren <Clive.Warren@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

At 4:06 pm -0500 13/1/98, Edward Meyers wrote:

>Clive. I'd be afraid to give IR black and white film to
>a lab to process. Some of them use faint safelights over
>doors and in corners and even use IR lamps with IR goggles
>for "seeing" in the dark. All this would fog IR films.
>Have you asked your lab? Just a thought... Ed


Ed,

Well I was in the lab a few months ago clutching rolls of 120 and an HIE
safely in its tub.  At that time they tried to grab the HIE from me, but my
grip was too strong for them.

This time I was weaker after the stress of the holidays, so gave in to them
with the Konica.  They seemed to know what they were doing - the person who
took the film from me put it instantly into a dark bag and carried it as
though it was unstable nitro glycerine :-)

My bet is that they only ever got it wrong once .......

I'll let you know how they got on with it.


All the best,

              Clive   http://clive.bel-epa.com


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