Translyte rc print dryer

[Benoitg]

Hi, I’ve got a Translyte rc printer, I’m unable to find any info online in regards to using this type of hot air rack rc dryer, any tips on best practice to keep prints flat would be very much appreciated, for example should the prints be partially dried for short time like 5 minutes then finished off to press under weights or fully dryed for longer?
Thank you for any advice in advance
sorry but just to clarify this printer has flat racks with warm air blown through it. It is for Rc paper not fiber based paper

 

[pentaxuser]

When I was in Photrio about lunchtime I thought I saw your post, Benoit and could have sworn that you has some replies but if this was the case they have disappeared

A bit puzzling

pentaxuser

 

[Benoitg]

When I was in Photrio about lunchtime I thought I saw your post, Benoit and could have sworn that you has some replies but if this was the case they have disappeared

A bit puzzling

pentaxuser

Hi I’m new to this forum I have just also joined fadu don’t yet know quite how to navigate them yet, thanks for informing me I shall look into it
regards Ben

 

[MattKing]

Those of us who sometimes sign in to more than one photography oriented website sometimes can't remember which site has what
Try FADU - I think you may find what you remember seeing there .

 

[Benoitg]

Those of us who sometimes sign in to more than one photography oriented website sometimes can't remember which site has what
Try FADU - I think you may find what you remember seeing there .

Hi Matt
Thank you for the advice

 

[MattKing]

Hi Matt
Thank you for the advice

I was actually responding to pentaxuser, because I happened to have seen your thread on FADU asking a similar question, and getting a few more responses