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Re: Kodak HIE & 4x5 Film Holders
- From: John Sparks <sparks@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Subject: Re: Kodak HIE & 4x5 Film Holders
- Date: Mon, 16 Dec 96 09:50:03 -0700
Scott Donkin <photos@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
At 07:57 PM 08/12/96 +0000, you wrote:
>>Wearing cotton
>>gloves to load and unload the holders solved that one. I've done it with
>>all of my sheet films since.
>
>The cotton gloves, for me, are the source of too many dust / lint marks.
>
>Surgical gloves may be a good choice, although I have not tried it. They
>may, on the other hand, be too "tacky" and cause abrasions to the film??
I've used surgical gloves with good success. However, the first time I used
them, I used them straight out of the box. They are coated with a thin layer
of talc to make them easy to put on. I didn't think about it and ended up
with black specs from the talc all over my prints. The next time I used it
I put on the gloves and washed them (like I was washing my hands). No more
talc spots!
If you have never loaded 4x5 IR before, be prepared for very thin, curly
film that is a bit hard to load, especially with gloves on.
John Sparks
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