Re: Light damage to Konica 750? Need advice!

[Luvdove6@xxxxxxx]

In a message dated 7/10/99 3:03:51 PM Pacific Daylight Time, 
corrie_z@xxxxxxxxxxx writes:

> Hi Holly-
>  
>  The same thing happened to me, only it was a roll of Kodak HIE. The lab I 
>  use is a black-and-white-only lab, and this happened right around the time 
>  Kodak released its new Black and White 400+ chromogenic film. Apparently 
the 
> 
>  lab had been receiving lots of requests to process it, and the technician 
>  wanted to make sure it was really infrared. She immediately popped it back 
>  in to the canister once she saw what it was, and there was only one small 
>  strip of fogging which happened to be positioned in the space between the 
>  first and second frames. I suspect there would have been a lot more if she 
>  hadn't put the film back as quickly as she did. It was in the light less 
>  than two seconds, so I would assume the chances of Kodak's film being okay 
>  after opening like that would be kind of slim.
>  
>  Corrie


Yeah... with HIE I KNOW it would be messed up because I had lines down a lot 
of my pictures because of that little window that tells you what kind of film 
is in there and how many exposures ( the window that shows the label on the 
canister )..   anyway so I had to cover it with dark opaque tape...  and so I 
know HIE would be all messed up!   But it was Konica so I'm assuming its fine 
 ;-)

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