Re: infrared trees?

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

Correct, George; unfortunately, whenever you use the term sabattier (two
t's) no one knows what you are talking about and then they say, "Oh, you
mean, solarized?"  I just gave up calling it by the correct term because it
sounded high falootin like I was correcting someone all the time...
Chris

> Actually, it is not solarized, but is what is called the Sabatier effect.
You
> can alter the results through changes in the time you turn the light on,
hgow
> long it is on for, and the intensity of the light.
>
> Cheers -
>
> george
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