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Re: Polaroid Instant


  • From: P3D Yiing Lin <<ylin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>>
  • Subject: Re: Polaroid Instant
  • Date: Thu, 28 Mar 1996 16:26:17 -0500 (EST)

Hello,

Thanks for your response!

On Wed, 27 Mar 1996, Paul S. Boyer wrote:
> It worked, although I ended up with exposure times of up to 20 minutes.  
> Then I found that Polaroid color slides (which have a silvery appearance) 
> depolarize light passing through them.  Thius means that my results can 

How does this happen?  There _is_ a silvery film on the film, but how 
does that depolarize the light?  Do you have the polarizer mounted so 
that it's in the light path between the slide and the screen?  Or do you 
have the slide between the polarizer and the screen?

If it's the former, how is the light depolarized?  Unless the material 
makes the light "unpolarizable" (which would seem physically impossible 
to me)...

						-Yiing Lin
						 ylin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx


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