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JoePhoto
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Location: New England
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I can't seem to get my film dry without getting spots. I've tried photo flo, old windshield wipers and centifugal force....
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45PSS
Joined: 28 Sep 2001
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Location: Mid Peninsula, Ca.
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The spots may be your water. I use a counter top filter that attaches to the faucet, use filtered water to mix chemicals and process films, use approximately 10 drops of photo-flo per 1500ml tank full, have plastic clothespins threaded on a stainless steel cable, and hang the 4x5 negs by one corner. I get spot free 35mm and 120 roll films also, 5 drops photo-flo per 16oz. and weighted roll film clips.
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