I've always bucked the advice not to put film in a refrigerator after the seal has been broken, and never had a problem (I put the opened film into a ziplock bag first). But, after my refer went on the fritz, and the wife decided we needed to spend more on a new one than we have on our cars, we now have one of those real nice stainless steel jobbers. And, the refrigerator unit is cooled seperately from the freezer in order to keep the dry freezer air from "drying out" the food in the refrigerator (most refer's bring air from the freezer into the refrigerator, but not Sub-Zeros). Isn't that great?! I now have really MOIST AIR IN MY FILM STORAGE UNIT, er wife's refrigerator (good for the lettuce, not film). So, time to give in and follow the advice (but only after getting a few frames of really bizarre colors and solarized-like images). Anyone else have experiences with moisture on film (esp. E-6's like Velvia)? I'm curious as to what the gamut of effects is of moisture on film.
Time for a sandwich with really fresh lettuce...
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