Fogging Experiment (accident)

["Brian Fulgham" <brianfulgham@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

I did this experiment not completly on purpose, but...

I forgot my changing bag when taking some infrared pictures over the 
weekend. I had loaded it in total darkness, but I was in the middle of the 
desert and wanted to continue shooting with normal black and white.  I got 
in the shade and covered as much as possible, and quickly unloaded the film 
and put it in its canister. (probably about 1 second of light).  There is 
some limited fogging on ever other frame for the first 8 frames, each 
getting less obvious.  Its about an 1/8th of an inch fogged verticle line 
across the frame.  Not to bad, except it ruined one great picture.  My point 
is that you wont have a whole roll of ruined film if you have to try 
switching film in bright light.  Hope this helps someone, maybe I was just 
lukcy though.

-Brian
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