From: Judy Seigel (jseigel@panix.com)
Date: 12/09/01-11:48:14 PM Z
On Sat, 8 Dec 2001, jeffrey wrote:
> Though rather rinky-dink, you can stretch aluminum foil behind the
> bulbs (watch out for electrical grounding!) in order to improve their
> 'light-ability', when the reflector is either missing or not
> available.
>
I wonder what you and Sandy mean about "reflectors." That's something
attached to your fluorescent strips? Mine don't have any, & don't seem to
need any. But watch out for aluminum foil behind the bulbs -- I had that
for several years & one day on a hunch tested without -- the aluminum
foil, because all crinkly & sending reflections every which way, made the
print VERY fuzzy soft focus. I'll add that without the foil, speed was
just the same.
Judy
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