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Re: [APML] Film Disaster??



Just a reminder (since nobody has mentioned it) that a "changing bag" is a
cheap and convenient substitute for a real darkroom and even for a real dark
room 8-); (sorry). I use a changing bag for respooling my 36x cartridges
into 2 18s and for cutting off those occasional 2 or 3 exposures that I
can't wait to have processed.
Changing bags go for 10-15 bucks and can be used in any subdued light
situation. Get 'em at any camera store.
Bert
-----Original Message-----
From: Frank Schiffel <SchifF@mail.health.state.mo.us>
To: astro-photo@seds.org <astro-photo@seds.org>
Date: Friday, 21 January, 2000 11:28 AM
Subject: Re: [APML] Film Disaster??


>I'd take it to a lab, tell them the film is in the cannister, open in a
darkroom and have it processed. amazing how much you can salvage at times.
>
>or you could buy a reloadable cassette, take the film into a darkroom, load
it onto the cassette and then take that in to be developed, telling them
what kind of film it was. note, some places won't develop film unless its in
a 'normal' cassette. lot of people say they have E-6 film when its C-41 and
when cross processed blame the lab. so some labs just won't do it because of
those hassles.
>
>later.
>
>Frank Schiffel
>Research Analyst III
>Bureau of Health Care Performance Monitoring
>State Center for Health Statistics
>920 Wildwood Drive
>PO Box 570
>Jefferson City Missouri 65102-0570
>(573)  751-6279
>FAX (573) 526-4102
>
>visit our website at: http://www.health.state.mo.us/
>
>>>> "Harry Boswell" <hboswell@netdoor.com> 1/20/00 11:06:40 PM >>>
>I shot a roll of film tonight, but when I reached the
>end of the roll, the film wouldn't rewind.  When I
>opened the camera back, the remaining end of the
>film in the canister came out.  The only way I could
>get the film out was to pull it out by hand;  then I
>stored it one of those plastic film containers.  Is
>there any hope of having this developed, or should I
>just write it off?  (I checked and removed the film
>in the darkest place I could find, an unlit storage
>room off of an unlit garage).
>
>Thanks,
>Harry
>
>
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