Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 1999/02/18
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]First, thanks to all who have responded to my question about trying to combat drying marks. Like other before me, I'd just like to second the opinion that it is this wealth of experience and knowledge that makes the LUG great. Thanks guys! A summary of the private and public messages I've received on this topic has led me to the following conclusions: * Prepare several litres of wetting agent, using correct dilution and distilled water in advance. * For the final rinse, pour the mixture in tank and let sit still for no longer than 30 seconds. * Remove reels and shake well (as opposed to the tank with the Photo-flo solution in it ;-) * Hang film up to dry. * Do not squegee using finger, rubber bladed squegees, windscreen wipers or Ted's underwear. In fact, don't squegee at all. I'll give this a try next time. Hopefully, drying marks will be a thing of the past. Now, to the second part of my questions (yeah, like anyone's going to have read *this* far) How do I get rid of the drying marks on film that I've already developed? M. - -- Martin Howard, Grad. Schl. for Human-Machine Interaction, | HMI/IKP, Linkoping University, SE-581 83 Linkoping, Sweden.| Just Tel: +46 13 28 5741; Fax: +46 28 2579; ICQ: 354739 | say "DOOH" E-mail: marho@ikp.liu.se; www.iav.ikp.liu.se/staff/marho/ +------------