Re: leaky windows

["Bill D. Casselberry" <bcasselb@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

 Hi Luvdove6  (nifty moniker ya got there :)

  from your post ...
 
> I was just saying that the window that lets you see the info on the canister
> obviously lets light in... some cheap cameras have that and it can let light
> in to the film when it is ready to be exposed not while the film is inside
> the canister but when it is ready to be exposed in front of the shutter...
> I'm not saying it didn't work... it just had the window  ;-)  It's not a big
> deal... I think you know what I'm saying

	sounds like that camera either uses foam that isn't IR-safe or has 
	some problem really sealing that window from the rest of the camera's
	insides. What is this camera, anyway?   ... just curious

	                                                           Bill


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