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Re: Infrared Film in Medium Format and Pinhole problem.


  • From: Jaap Los <imagefotografie@xxxxxx>
  • Subject: Re: Infrared Film in Medium Format and Pinhole problem.
  • Date: Sun, 22 Nov 1998 12:39:13 -0600

Rolland Elliott wrote:
> 
 I'm the listmember who can cut down this 70mm film (HIE OR EIR) if
> anyone is interested.  I only sell it in bulk rolls though.  I don't
> have the time to roll it up on 120/220 rolls.
> 
> I posted this a few weeks ago and only one person has bought a bulk
> roll of HIE from me.  I guess there isn't a big demand.  Or maybe
> people don't want to go through the hassle of loading it onto 120/220
> spools themselves.
> 
> The first roll of HIE I shot with my Medium Format camera had the pin
> hole problem.  However, I switched to Xtol for development and a
> distilled water presoak and the problem has almost vanished.  On my
> last roll of HIE I only had three or four pinholes, and they were on
> only one frame. However, IT IS STILL A PROBLEM, and I dont' know
> exactly what causes it. For now I'm sticking to a distilled water
> presoak and using distilled water for all my chemicals. Hopefully
> Kodak will be able to fix this.
> 
> Peace Rolland Elliott
> _________________________________________________________

Rolland,
I'm interested in a bulk supply of HIE cut down to 60 mm to fit 120
rolls. It must be an easy job to roll the film into the black protecting
paper. However you might give me some advice or tips how to do this. 

I must have missed your message about this subject due to my recent
vacation in Australia. 

Please supply me with more info about length, delivery time and price
for The Netherlands.

I develop HIE in XTOL 1+1 and hardly have a pinhole problem. I do not
presoak, the only precautions I take are a proper control of
temperature, a very gentle agitation, a freh stop and fixer bath.-- 

Best regards,
Jaap Los
Alkmaar, The Netherlands

See also my Infrared Photography Homepage specially made for you with
lots of information and links to other sites.
at:   http://home.wxs.nl/~losjb/

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