ckim32
TPF Noob!
I want to start processing film at home but not sure what the best method would be to dry it. Would hanging the roll up to dry with a clothes pin work?
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Dust free is the key here.
What I do is develop the films after everyone has gone to bed, and hang the films to dry in the shower or over the bath.
Bathrooms usually have the losest dust count because of water vapour/steam which constantly catches dust and "drops" it out.
Close the door (so that the cat can´t play with it...they sometimes like the smell or taste!) and make sure you get back to the bathroom before anyone takes a shower in the morning!
PS...a clothes peg fixed to a line, and attach another to the bottom end to stop it from curling up...works fine.
something else that can be useful and cheap. a plastic shoe or clothes hanger . we used one at the school for years.
we ran some wires from the top , clip the film at the top and at the bottom, zipped it up and walked away until the next day.