Please refresh my memory
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Please refresh my memory
When you are traveling by plane and you have unopened, unused canisters of film, where is the place to have it so it won't get destroyed while going through security measures, checked luggage or carry on? how about used film, film that's partially used and still in your camera? i am never sure!! thanks.
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I carry my camera and film in carry on luggage and shutter to think what might happen to my camera (e.g. theft or damage) if I placed it in the checked luggage.
If the film or underwater camera is 800ASA or greater, I ask for a hand inspection. I have had no problems other than occassionally slowing down the line by asking for a hand inspection.
If the film or underwater camera is 800ASA or greater, I ask for a hand inspection. I have had no problems other than occassionally slowing down the line by asking for a hand inspection.
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always carryon for used or unused film...NEVER in checked luggage. those x-rays are too powerful for the film.
you can request a hand check but that does not mean you'll get one.
a few months back, the tsa website said you were absolutely allowed to request a hand check (don't know if it still says so on website).
you can request a hand check but that does not mean you'll get one.
a few months back, the tsa website said you were absolutely allowed to request a hand check (don't know if it still says so on website).
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I have always carried my camera on the plane with me, have sent it through the machine at security, have never had a problem. I have often packed used film in my checked luggage and have never had a problem. Maybe I was just lucky...