The quark-level process b --> s gamma has been used extensively to place co
nstraints on new interactions. These same interactions can also be constrai
ned from the enhancement they induce in the quark-level s --> d gamma trans
ition, to the extent that the short distance contributions can be separated
from the long distance contributions. We parametrize what is known about t
he long distance amplitudes and subtract it from the data in radiative hype
ron and kaon decays to constrain new interactions. These constraints comple
ment existing ones from other rare processes although in most cases they ar
e weaker.