"Richard Knoppow" <dickburk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
distortion of the emulsion layer by the water which can leave mottling and marks
But, do you have an example showing this? Does anyone? "Should" and "might" don't count, "will" and "does" do.
The warning is universal in the literature and in Kodak's instructions.
Exactly - a universal warning with no demonstration. The history of universal warnings is a history of follies. Don't go in the
water for 2 hours after you have eaten. Bad air causes the plague. The sun and planets travel around the earth. Take your shoes off before boarding a plane or you will die. Warnings of demonstrable effects are warnings that count.
While modern emulsions are harder than those of the past and should be more resistant ...
That it happened in the past but can't be made to happen now? Don't buy it. Not unless someone can produce an example. Even on Efke, certainly an emulsion of the past.
Kodak bulletin ...
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