Re: Which 4x5 film holders are ifrared safe?

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Stan, I had one built-in flaw in HIE that went the length of the roll.  
At first I though it was a scratch.  It turned out to be several parallel 
lines either in the emulstion or film base which went from one end 
to the other.  Even  the film that  had never left the canister was 
flawed.  Looking at individual frames it appeared scratched, but 
viewed obliquely on front and back there was none.  On the other 
side, film from the same batch used in the same camera and 
processed in the same manner displayed no flaws.  

Jim
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