Re: Demise of HSI

["Christina Z. Anderson" <tracez@xxxxxxx>]

Am I wrong in assuming that the spots on the infrared film is due to acid
from one's fingers eating away at the emulsion?  That's what someone told me
and I just accepted it as gospel.  I suppose, therefore, it would only be
around the edges where the film was handled...

 The > film produced interesting images, but was loaded with blemishes I
could not
> eliminate. Over the years, I retested the film and consulted with tech.
> reps., but I could never get clean film.
>
> I really feel Kodak has let me down. First by stonewalling (me and)
> everyone, denying there was a manufacturing problem with the film. This
led
> to countless hours of wasted time and materials trying to eliminate flaws
> that were built into the film. And second, by discontinuing a film that is
> virtually unique in the marketplace.
> Stanley K. Patz


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