Re: tiny streaks in EIR

[Bertha Adamson <badamson@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Luvdove6@xxxxxxx wrote:
> 
> In a message dated 3/22/00 3:04:17 PM Pacific Standard Time,
> bbbean@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx writes:
> 
> > Actually, they don't charge me any more than normal E6 processing.
> 
> well thats probably because they didn't take the special care of it  ;-)
> Did you figure that the streaking was the lab's fault?
> I hope you get it figured out  :-)
> 

Actually, it probably will be the same as regular E-6 processing - it has been
for me.  The only care they need to take is opening the canister in darkness
or subdued light and not using a machine with an infrared counter.

It's the film itself itself that is expensive: US$19-$23 per roll!! The roll I
currently have (which I was going to shoot on the trip I just took, if it
hadn't rained practically the whole time!!) was a birthday present!

Bertha

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