Unanswered questions

[archeaologee]

No: HPFGUIDX 39487

In response to some testing points  
Gray Wolf wrote:

<snip very impressive demonstration of memory and canon>


> > (7) Why did Dumbledore just open the back of Colin's camera?  
Yes, 
> > the film was fried, but if it wasn't, he would have destroyed 
some 
> > very valuable evidence.  How would he know before hand that the 
film 
> > was fried?
> 
> He doesn't really know it would ruin the film. And, nonetheless, a 
> special enchantment could bring it back (no, there is no canon for 
such 
> spell).
>  

To use a little canon... to take magical photos (which Colin is doing 
a lot) you develope the film differently\treat it with something 
magical. For all we know non-red light has no effect on such a 
processing method.  Especially as these photo's seem to not just 
capture the reflected light of the person\thing photographed but also 
something of its essence (hence the waving\hiding\sleeping of those 
in the pictures).  Exposing this captured essance to light would not 
seem to effect it.


> Hope that helps,
> 
> Grey Wolf

As do I,

James