Hassy XPan safe? -Reply

["Wayne Loucas" <WML8420@xxxxxxxxx>]

Patrick,  I purchased an XPan specifically for B&W IR work about 6 months ago.  Hasselblad assured me that it was safe.  Unfortunately, with Kodak HIE it will fog a little into the image area because of the IR sensor in the camera.  For those who do not require a full-frame reproduction from the negative, or are using a less sensitive IR film, it might be fine. I am hoping they will fix the problem, but it is a long shot.   

Good Luck and Best Regards. 

Wayne Loucas 

<<< Patrick Magee <pmagee@xxxxxxxxxxxx>    8/ 3 12:00p >>> 

I am considering purchasing the Hasselblad XPan camera to use strictly for IR work. Has anyone had any experience with this camera using IR film? Fogging problems? 

Thanks! 



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