bhop
No longer a newbie, moving up!
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I put weight on the bottom (clothespins as cosmonaut suggested) From my experiences, it's the brand of film that curls (side to side) and there's really nothing that you can do about it during the drying process. Ilford dries completely flat. Fuji dries mostly flat, and Kodak is almost always curling for me. The only way i'm able to get it flat is to squash it under something heavy for a few days. I don't like waiting a few days to scan, so I use some scanning glass from betterscanning. com on top of my film to squash it while scanning. I still have to put weight on top of the ends of those to get a flat scan with Kodak films. It's annoying, but it works.
As far as the chemicals I use:
B&W
Clayton F76 developer
Arista for everything else
Color
Unicolor powder kit for c41
As far as the chemicals I use:
B&W
Clayton F76 developer
Arista for everything else
Color
Unicolor powder kit for c41