Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2002/02/13
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Mark Cohen wrote:
>
> Feli,
>
> Is it hot and muggy there? High humidity and heat will make film curl
> more. If you put the negs in polypropolene sheets, it will flatten.
> I wouldn't put a lot of weight on your negs to dry, when the film is wet
> its more succeptable to stretching.
>
> -Mark
It's very dry right now in L.A.
I have nose bleeds 4 times a day.
Some guy keeps punching me in the nose.
That's a stupid joke-
All kidding aside, I recently started using D76 instead of Rodinal
and noticed that the film was curling more than usual. I thought it
may be some strange combination of developer/fixer, but they do get
pretty flat after a few days of stitting. Just not as flat as when
I get them from the lab. Maybe I'll press them once they're dry.
Thanks,
feli
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