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I have shot several rolls of black and white and color infrared in a studio setting. I am happy with the results for the most part regarding composition and exposure. However, on the black and white, on many (not all) of the exposures, there is a thin, straight line down the length of the film. It is not on every picture, but it is on enough of them that I am lucky to get one or two good shots from a 36 exp. roll of film. I'm handling the film in darkness and I have the window on the back of the camera covered. I'm shooting with a Canon Rebel 2000 and Novatron strobes. I'm shooting with Kodak High Speed Infrared Black and White. A couple of people have examined the film and have said it's the film, but I have purchased several rolls in different places at different times. This does not happen at all on the color infrared. The film is hand processed by the way.
October 12, 2001
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