Hi Russ, (This is my first post to this group..) I had something like this happen, once. (It only takes once). I tried the re-wet process, and air dried it hanging with some clips, it helped a tiny bit, since the base is physically warped from the usual shape, flat. I had to resort to making prints with a glass carrier and plenty of pressure. Dave At 09:28 PM 11/14/2002 -0500, you wrote: >Hi Gang...... > >Here is a two part question.............. > > >I recently built a film dryer similar to what >was shown in Shutterbug a few months back. > >A piece of plastic pipe and a hair >dryer and a few other odds and ends. > >You would dry the film while on the reels. > >This does work rather well. > > >The other night while drying 6 rolls >of 120 film by mistake I set the heat too > high and the film was more or less ok >but it is now wavy........ > >I believe that I should be able to print ok from it. > > >Here is the question................ > >Would it flatten the film if I >soaked the film and re dried it? > >And......... > >When I dry it should I air dry it >by hanging it, or use the heated >dryer at the proper heat setting? > >Thanks........... > > >Russ >R.E. Baker >Photography >rebphoto@pronetisp.net
