Re: Belgian traffic camera film problem

[JL <jql7285@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Willem-Jan Markerink wrote:
> 
> Humoristic note in todays newspaper:
> 
> "Belgian red-light offenders go free"
> 
> "After the successful implementation of several red-light traffic
> cameras the Belgian authorities faced an interesting problem: how to
> develop the long roll bulk films. The department responsible for
> setting up the cameras overlooked the fact that they also need
> development equipment and training to handle the long rolls."
> 
> Interesting problem, most likely involving either Ilford SFX200, or
> Agfa APX200S....:-))

It's a pity that the New York City authorities seemed to have solved
that problem. I've gotten two tickets for going through a red light a
nanosecond after it changed, or something close to that. Definitely one
time I <didn't> appreciate the qualities of IR film!    ; )

Jackie Lund
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