That's a shame Dave. The one and only time I've used IR film, was with my Z-20. It has a DX window as well & I left it uncovered. I loaded & unloaded the film in a darkroom, (An actual darkroom not just a darkened room <g>) & processed it in the darkroom with just the safe lights on. I had no fogging problems at all.
Probably just dumb luck. If I knew then what I know now I probably would have been more careful. :-) Dave On 7/12/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > > I'll pick up my GFM roll right now. The cannister had the grey lid as i > > lost the > original, > > > but i overed it in foil. > > > > Lets see if they are ok or fogged. I'll report ;later > > > > Dave > > > > > > Hum. Seems a s if 1-2 frames has a line in the picture as if someone put a > piece of paper > over the > frame.Picture is exposed properly but this line is there. Could be clasified > as > fog,but...... > > Anyway, maybe i didi not get the foil on the grey lid fast enough. > > Bottom line..... 1 or 2 or even 3 turned out very well. All were shot at the > swinging > bridge on > Saturday in some triky light. Mist and some clouds caused moi to sit for > quite some time > for a few > photos. Many thought i was nuts for doing so,but most here know that anyway, > right.LOL > > Scans to follow > > DAVE > > >
