On the care of 35mm film: freezing/thawing...

[georg16nik]

i think a physicist who has vast knowledge about cosmic rays knows what she is talking about...

“...vast knowledge”?
John, do you remember the thread you started last year, inspired from your physicist friend, who told you “....muons cause film fog”?
Good!...
Then you should also remember when I said that muons arrive at sea level with an average flux of about 1 muon per square centimeter per minute - about half of the typical total natural radiation background.

So, your physicist friend “vast knowledge” about film fogging is still, worthlessly irrelevant.

 

[removed account4]

yes, i forgot about that thread,
i re-read it just now, and forgot that
"cosmic rays" is shorthand for all "cosmic radiation"
i also read in the thread ( post 5 ) that freezing film will hault oxidation
it does nothing to shield from cosmic radiation.

 

[georg16nik]

yes, i forgot about that thread,
i re-read it just now, and forgot that
"cosmic rays" is shorthand for all "cosmic radiation"
i also read in the thread ( post 5 ) that freezing film will hault oxidation
it does nothing to shield from cosmic radiation.

Shielding from cosmic radiation is outside freezers scope.

 

[removed account4]

:joyful:

 

[MartinCrabtree]

Shielding from cosmic radiation is outside freezers scope.

Ya think?

 

[Sirius Glass]

Shielding from cosmic radiation is outside freezers scope.

+1

 

[Sirius Glass]

Shielding from cosmic radiation is outside freezers scope.

Ya think?

Not according to the tin foiled hatted don't freeze film crowd.