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Re: [photo-3d] Film going to Hawaii
- From: Oliver Dean <3d-image@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Subject: Re: [photo-3d] Film going to Hawaii
- Date: Tue, 28 Mar 2000 07:12:05 -0800
From: Oliver Dean <3d-image@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Edwin Clements wrote
> One thing you DO NOT want to do is put it in your
> checked baggage on the airline. They have these new
> X-ray machines that they X-ray luggage with that can
> ruin film easily. Some people (including a crew from
> National Geographic) have found this out the hard way.
> You don't know which airports they are going to be
> using them at. So if you take it with you, take it as
> carry-on items and have it hand-inspected.
>
> If you have it shipped to Hawaii by B&H it should not
> be a problem.
Hmm -- if you have B&H ship it to Hawaii by air, won't it get the same
x-ray treatment that luggage gets? Does anybody know for sure?
One of the photography magazines recently had an apparently well
researched article about the x-ray machines used for check in luggage,
and some of the new machines really do ruin film severely. The ones
used for carry-on luggage are apparently less harmful, but it's easy
enough to separate your film from the other carry-on items and have it
manually checked without subjecting it to the x-rays.
Remember to remove any partially exposed rolls from your cameras if you
are packing any cameras in your check in luggage!
Cordially,
Oliver Dean
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