Digital BW, The Print

Put the films in hand-carry on bags and for extra protection, put 
them in lead bags called FilmShield that are sold in most camera 
stores.
If you must put them in checked-in bags, double or tripple up the 
FilmShield bags. Unprotected films in checked-in bags might be 
severely damaged as they are scanned by high powered machines.
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--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@y..., Jim Panzer <jimp@r...> 
wrote:
> 
> >   Hello, 
> >   I am going to be going to Italy soon and was
> > wondering if anyone 
> > here might have any suggestions on x-ray protection.
> >  I will be 
> > bringing mostly 100 and 400 asa films, t-max, and
> > c-41 stuff.  This 
> > is by far the biggest trip I have yet to photograph
> > and I would hate 
> > to loose stuff to x-rays.  You can reply off list
> > too.  Thanks people.
> > Jim Panzer
> > jimp@r...
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