Re: Light damage to Konica 750? Need advice!

[Luvdove6@xxxxxxx]

In a message dated 7/9/99 6:54:38 PM Pacific Daylight Time, 
rrosener@xxxxxxxxxx writes:

> > If it was Konica infrared you should be fine. That film is not damaged by
>  > viewing the cassette in normal room light. Howver if it was Kodak HIE, 
the
>  > film would very likely be damaged. Always store the film in its original
>  > plastic canister. The Kodak HIE one clearly states that the canister 
> should
>  > not be opened in room light.
>  
>  
>  
>  > Hope your film is O.K. and the clerk did not ruin it. If he did, then 
you 
> have
>  > every right to demand an entire BRICK of fresh  Kodak HIE from the photo
>  > establishmnet!
>  
>  Russ Rosener
>  

Thanks Russ...  yes it was Konica and I know it only needs to be loaded and 
unloaded in "subdued" light so hopefully its ok!  I won't worry so much now!

Has anyone had an experience where they took the canister in the light and it 
was fine??
~Holly~
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