DVX and XRAY

Look into my eyes... :grin:


lpcvideo1 said:
Strip-searched my camera, too.
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Ah the shame of it! Poor camera. I'm sure there was a lot of hand-holding after that embarassing incident. :laugh:
 
supernova gamma radiation sparking mutation by allowing expression of million-year old ribonucleic acid viruses that change the shape of animal survival through selection
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Maybe that's what happened to those 5-6' tall bipedal lizards with opposable fingers that died out long before that rock killed all them dinosaurs.

Also this thread put my mind to ease, thanks all.
 
lpcvideo1 said:
That happened to me once. Had to buy another DVX from Rush after that one.


However, I have had no problems with X-ray (nor xray, for that matter). Went to Russia this year and they ran it through everything and a half. Strip-searched my camera, too.
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My DVX was strip searched also. I felt violated. :grin:

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in the film times (and some freak like me still does it) some people used to put 35mm films in their pockets to avoid them going through the x-ray and taking them through the magnetic scanner doors (the ones you walk through and beep if you have metal things).

This SHOULDN'T be done wiht magnetic DV video tapes! I haven't heard reports of damaged tapes like that, but it's safer to send them through x-ray.

Anyway, about 35mm films, don't leave them in you luggage (the one you check-in) since they shower them with much stronger x-ray doses.

Andrea
 
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