IR Film Life -Reply

["Timothy E. Coffer" <COFFER.TIM@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

I've had half-spent rolls sit in my camera for 6 months or more, with no
detrimental effects that I could see in the negs.
By all means, don't put a camera in the frig! Scarey thought!
If anything, just rewind the roll and store it chilled, then reload and
advance the roll n+1 frames to start reshooting.

>>> Andrew Frazer <Andy.Frazer@xxxxxxx> 05/20/98 05:11pm >>>

Can anyone tell me how long Kodak High-speed B/W IR film will
safely last at room temperature after being exposed?  I always
get my film processed within one day after exposing it, but
this is a real pain in the a##.  I don't want to put my loaded
camera in the refigerator, but I'd like to be able to leave
my camera in the closet with a half-used roll for a few weeks.

Any experience with this one?

Thanks

ANdy Frazer
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