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RE: Question on changing bag; New member to infrared-L
- From: "Wesson, Dexter L" <dexter.l.wesson@xxxxxxxx>
- Subject: RE: Question on changing bag; New member to infrared-L
- Date: Fri, 27 Mar 1998 09:26:55 -0600
> Dexter:
>
> Muchas gracias, just what I was looking for. I was curious about the
> Calumet
> bag as it looks like it's made of some silvered coated fabric. Doesn't
> look
> real substantial, so the fact that it leaks IR doesn't surprise me.
>
>
Actually the bag is quite nice, although a puzzle to get setup at first.
It has two layers - silver metalized cloth outside and black inside.
When I first used it, I loaded all my film with it, color, B/W and IR
outside on a table in a campground. When I got back from the trip and
processed it, some of the IR was badly fogged - even under the film
holder rails. I then loaded a holder with unexposed Tmax on one side
and HIE on the other. I took the bag and sat in full sunlight on the
back porch. In the bag I pulled both slides and rotated the holder for
10 minutes. When I processed the film, the Tmax was completley clear
and the HIE completely exposed.
> Anyone have any experience with the Harrison changing bags and IR?
>
> Or for the record who else is using changing bags and what do you
> have?
>
The bag I uses is made by Tundra - an el cheapo at $20 but works fine
for HIE - so much for 'better is more expensive'.
> Thanks,
>
> David
>
> At 09:00 AM 3/23/98 -0500, you wrote:
> >
> snip
> >When I started using HSI a few years ago, I bought a cheap 'tundra'
> bag.
> >Other than it getting in you way when loading film holders, it worked
> >good with IR. No light leaks at all. Because of the 'getting in you
> >way' and raves on other lists for the Calumet bag, I bought one.
> Works
> >great for normal film but leaks IR like a sieve. Talked with Calumet
> >who pointed me to Photoflex who made the bag. Talked with the bag's
> >designer and he said that he had heard about the problem but didn't
> know
> >any way to fix it. So beware of Calumet/Photoflex bags for IR.
> >
> David Riecks * riecks@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> 701 W. Washington St * or
> Champaign, IL 61820 * riecks@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> ph/fax 217-239-FOTO (3686) * Midwest/Chicago ASMP
> http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/riecks
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