Re: Re[2]: stripes on HIE with Bronica

["Elton N. Kaufmann - Cycloid Fathom Group" <cycloid@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Amber:
>From time to time someone sends in a quote about heat and the list promptly
reminds itself that for exposure of IR film by heat, you'd need something
above 500 deg Centigrade (over 900 deg F!!).  Otherwise the emulsion of HIE
is no more or less sensitive to damage from heat than other B&W films.  So,
I expect the woman quoted solved the problem without knowing how she did it.
							Cheers,
								EltonK

>I once wrote to Camera and Darkroom about the pressure plate problem, 
>and heard from a woman who had conquered hers by keeping her camera 
>cool in a small cooler.  I never tried it, and have since not needed 
>it but it is interesting that her problem was solved this way
>Amber

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