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Re: Cold film
I think it is uncooked meat that you are not supposed to refreeze. As long
as you don't eat the film, there should be no problem.
Dan C.
At 02:15 PM 07-07-00 -0700, you wrote:
>
>--- Earthdancs@xxxxxxx wrote:
>> I always keep my IR film in the freezer, until the day I am to shoot,
then I
>> take out several rolls to let them come to room temperature.
>> I do not refreeze, I am not sure if it would harm the film or not, so I
>> keep the unused film in the fridge part to keep it cold at least.
>
>I've refrozen numerous times. Generally, I'll pull out more rolls of HIE
than
>I'll need, and return the unopened ones to the freezer. I've never seen a
>difference or had a problem.
>
>george
>
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