At 22:15 +0200 on 21.07.99, Richard Schaetzl wrote:
> As an temporary solution, how about sticking some black self adhesiv
> foil to the back plate? Don´t know if they absorb, reflect or are
> transparent for IR.
I'm going to be extremely non-netiquettical now, and copy from a reply I
received from the IR list:
> Both the OM1 and OM4 have a dimpled pressure plate - SFX and Konica 750
> will be OK but remember to wrap the plate with some 120 roll paper black
> side out if you decide to use HIE. Unless you like a dimpled pattern on
> your negs.......
> Couldn´t try it out for myself, because up to now I´ve used onlx SFX200,
> which is not an real IR film.
Correct, it's an extended red, but gives quite nice results anyway!
> The only concern I have is, what´s happening to the glue when it´s realy
> warm, does it start to run, spoiling the film and the camera?
Don't use glue, please, pooor camera!!
And at 18:01 +0200 on 21.07.99, George M. Anderson wrote:
> I was the one who experienced the dimple pattern in heavily silvered
> areas on my Kodak IR negs. Others have said they've never seen them.
> But they're certainly present on negatives I took before I solved the
> problem.
Which camera was this? I have never had problems with my OM-1, and neither
has anyone else I've spoken to re: 1, so it may be the camera? Although
that does sound extremely weird even to me.....
siri.
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