Re: Canon EOS 2000 and Konica 750

[Mr645@xxxxxxx]

Correct, the early EOS and EOS-1 cameras do not use an IRsensor, but even the 
ones that do are safe for IR films.  The only people who would have problems 
are those who want to print the sprockets of the film on their prints.  I 
have done that sometimes (Not with HIE) and the EOS film sensors fog the 
upper sprockets on HIE.  Since the image is formed upside down  then when you 
print, the foggin would be on the bottom sprockets.

Jon




In a message dated 5/8/99 9:52:03 AM, jtbisnett@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx writes:

<< Not all EOS has the problem. I believe the EOS 1 series camera's don't fog 
and
the older 600 series don't fog either. (I own the 630 and it does not use the 
IR
sprocket counter.) I have shot EIR and HIE.

      Jim

 A more complete list of the EOS camera's is on Jan's website.

Mr645@xxxxxxx wrote:

> The Konica does not pick up the IRsensors in the EOS cameras.  And if the
> Rebel 2000 is like other EOS bodies (A2, Elan) then even with HIE and EI, 
the
> fogging is contained to outside the image area, in the sprocket areas.
>
> See what the EOS  does to HIE at
>
> www.jonlayephotography.com
>
> Click on Infrared, then look for the link showing the fogging.
>
> Jon >>

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