Re: EIR

[George L Smyth <GLSmyth@xxxxxxx>]

The reason is that this becomes an issue if you are using it for scientific
purposes.  If you are shooting it for the purposes we normally use it for and
develop via E6, then the tolerances are not as necessarily tight.

george


Ken wrote:
> 
> That's incredible!  Why do you think there's such a stern
> warning on the
> film cap?
> 
> JoePaduano wrote:
> >
> > Ken, regarding your question on loading the new EIR film, I load it outside in
> > shade with no problem. Iv'e shot about 50 rolls loading and unloading this way
> > without any fogging or light leaking in.
> >                                                      Joe Paduano
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