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[filmscanners] Re: X rays was Digital PIC



I would assume this is dependent upon film speed and if it is pushed or
not.  What film speeds do you usually use?

Art

David Hoffman wrote:

> At 5:01 -0800 1/4/02, Arthur Entlich wrote:
>
>>X-Ray damage is cumulative, so while one or
>>two times may not be visible, 3, 4 or more might well be
>>
>
> True. But tests in the UK have repeatedly failed to show any X-ray
> damage even on multiple (I think 16 was the max) passes with MODERN
> European machines. Maybe someone recalls the details? The Association
> of Photographers & British Journal of Photography were involved & the
> tests pretty thorough.
>
> My own experience (not shooting delicate tonal work, just reportage)
> has been of no problems with modern machines (& successful evasion of
> South American film friers).
>
> David Hoffman
> --


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