[Konvas] Thankyou all for the advice

[olivier auverlau]

MAKE FIRST THE TEST I PROPOSE YOU !

JUST 50CM OF EACH CAN , IDENTIFY WITH OUNCH HOLE EACH PIECES .... AND bulk 
PROCESS THEM LIKE TEST ....
IT IS ENOUGHT TO SEE IF SOMETHING HAPPEND ,
AFTER THIS YOU CAN MAKE DENSITY TEST  IF STOCK IS OUTDATED ...

REMEMBER I HAVE TONS OF SHORTS ENDS, OF MANY KINDS AND MANY DATES ....

AND TWO MONTH AGO I SHOOT FAKE ARCHIVES" WITH  30 YEARS OLD FILM 16MM , 
PROCESS BEFORE 1981 .....

GOOD RESULTS !

SO NO PROBLEM .


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Brandon Esten" <bruinflight at yahoo.com>
To: <cinema at konvas.org>
Sent: Thursday, October 08, 2009 4:29 PM
Subject: [Konvas] Thankyou all for the advice


> These are all good ideas; it's not nice to find mould on your film cans! I 
> have a nice 80's vintage still camera on delivery with empty spools so I 
> can test this.
>
> Can I put campfor or mothballs in the refrigerator or something to prevent 
> this from happening again? I don't want to cause more film damage by a 
> chemicle though.
>
> Thanks!
> B
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