The worst thing to do is to pack film in your checked bags, as they
randomly pass through a much more powerful X-Ray machine. They'll up
the power to see through your lead foil shield bags if they need to.
Bad.
All previous advice here is good.
On Jan 12, 2009, at 11:42 , Luiz Felipe wrote:
Rick, the sixpack that went into the machine was dumped after I
developed one. Visible, irregular bands were evident in the
unexposed film. I understand newer x-ray machines switch from low to
high energy scanning modes when detect suspect metal densities.
http://www.kodak.com/global/en/service/tib/tib5201.shtml offers some
extra info. My Fuji Pro Value 200 came out fainter but similar to
the fifth pattern counting back from the bottom of the page.
To that day I believed modern x-ray scanners would be hard to find
in Brasil.
Joseph McAllister
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