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Question: Is normal 8mm or 35mm film sensitive to infrared light?

I was wondering if i could use night vision goggles, which work by infrared light, to help me in the darkroom changing film. would shining infrared light on this film ruin it like all visible, normal light?
what effect would it have on photo paper?

Answer: No infra red won’t hurt panchromatic film. It is not sensitive to the infrared spectrum. E6 labs use night goggles and infra red lights in their processing rooms all the time.

Much less trouble in the longrun though, is to learn to load the reels in total darkness.

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Question: infrared light shone into the chambers really affects the image being taken?

The infrared light that shone in regular digital cameras or 35mm film cameras affect the final picture? I mean I am sure that would affect the digital, but I'm not so sure 35mm film.

Answer: I think the cameras have an infrared light filter.

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