You also might want to only get them processed. That
would probably keep the price down, but if you get so
much film it'll be hard sorting the 'keepers' from the
crap. Very slow film is another route. Some rolls of
Gold 100 can be put through the most sizzling scanners
and come out unscathed, but still be careful. If you
want to be a pest keep a copy of the laws for searches
and stuff for the country you are in. The FAA is on
your side in the U.S and there are probably rules in
most other countries that force security to hand
search the film. Keep it in a clear plastic bag in
that case.
Mark Lloyd
--- Jez.Cunningham@xxxxxxxxxx wrote:
>
>
> If your film goes through airport / railway / museum
> / etc security scanners you run a huge risk of
> losing all your pics. Get them done in one-hour
> photo shops as soon as you've finished a roll
> (sorry, but they're expensive in many parts of
> Europe - could
> be $15 or more) - at least the developing is pretty
> consistent and you can the 'keepers' reprinted back
> home.
> Bon voyage
> jez
>
>
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