Re: Pinholes - after the fact

["J.Wood" <shopper@xxxxxxxx>]

>Re: Kodak - As it happens I did call Kodak just today.  I described my
>procedures in detail and they said nothing I was doing should cause
>pinholes.  They asked me to send them a sample neg and the batch number of
>the emulsion.  Before I part with a neg, I'll call them with the batch
>number to see if they've had other reports.  The worst problems have
>occurred in batch 2801 (with a "process before" date of 01/1998).  Guess
>it's old with that date, but I keep it refrigerated until it goes in my
>bag, so I assume the date is not a problem.
>
>								EltonK
I have been using the same batch, #2801, throughout late 1997 and have had
no pinhole problems. However, I think that batch is everything which was
made in 1997.  I have four rolls remaining of it with an expiration date of
06/1998. 

Jim

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