Refrigeration doesn't have to be a problem. The 4x4 we rented has a fridge with it :) I've never seen bad effects due to X-ray machines though. Maybe because they don't use very strong x-rays these days? Getting it processed locally maybe a problem since we're probably constantly on the move (from Darwin to Perth) What's the difference between 'professional' and 'consumer' films anway? Finer grain, but for that it's more susceptable to temperatures? Anyone care to shed some light on that subject? I do think I'm sticking with the Kodak film since that's the stuff I'm used to so I know pretty much what it does under which circumstances. But it would be nice to experiment with say a Fuji film.

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