Film and radiation exposure

schmooschmoo Registered Users Posts: 8,468 Major grins
edited October 14, 2010 in The Big Picture
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Got a little question for you physics-y types:

What kind of shenanigans could I expect if I were going to be taking a few rolls of 120 film into a radioactive environment? I'm aware that some dosimeters work on this very principle, but I'm just curious to know if any interference is minor enough to lend a "Cool" effect or if I should just leave this stuff at home.

I'm shooting with a Diana (basically a Holga) and some film that's been expired for about 3 years. So obviously any eccentricities would be welcomed. No perfectionism here. :D

And let's say we're going into a place that has had radioactive hotspots for about 24 years.

Anyone have personal experience? :ear

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