I just got back from Hawaii - flew from San Francisco to Maui. I didn't take anything faster than 400 speed and just let it go through the x-ray with my camera - this is the carry on scanners. I had no ill effects for the two scans that occurred. Hand checking could be a bit iffy and time consuming.
Bruce Wednesday, March 26, 2003, 10:23:29 AM, you wrote: BR> I would treat the film like any other 400 film. I haven't flown since BR> security has gotten tighter. I would prefer a hand inspection. Just BR> don't put it in checked luggage. I don't worry about keeping print film BR> refrigerated unless it's going to be weeks at high temps. BR> BR BR> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >>A few more questions about Kodak Portra UC400. >> >>1. Is it safe to send thru the x-ray machines at >>airports? I have 2 trips planned over the next few >>months (Hawaii & Orlando), and I'm giving serious >>thought to using this film exclusively. I might order >>a few packs! >> >>2. Based on these locations, is keeping the film >>refrigerated an issue? >> >> >> >>
