Artur;
Yes. In monotonic areas (eg sky) depending on exposure/development you
WILL see the dimpled pattern in the IR neg. To eliminate the problem, you
can get a flat plate from Olympus in New York. They're a snap to swap.
george
Chmielewski, Artur wrote:
> Hi!
> I have seen the FAQ chapter mentioning the Olympus' problems with Kodak
> HIE B&W film (due to dimmed film plate) but I would like to know if
> anybody has really experienced this problem in his life. Maybe this
> simply works? I would appreciate every response.
> What about the sensitivity of this film? Does it need a special filter?
> Thanx and Regards,
> Artur
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