Any advice to share? I'm still getting drying marks but only sometimes, and I use photoflo which I thought would remedy the situation. :/
Well, this is the first time I had little to no drying marks, so it might be a fluke.
I will be using Photo-flo in the future, but have to wait until I expose some more "test" rolls. Even when I mix surfactant as directed I get some artifact from it. There are countless threads on mixing it, but I just have to find my own way on this regarding dilution. I now actually have Kodak's version, not another brand, so we'll see if that makes a difference (again, a lot of diverse information on these things here on APUG).
Anyway, what may have worked for me this time was quite simple, and I picked it up from a couple threads on APUG.
First, this was done after running the shower for a bit, so the bathroom had a decent amount of humidity; I think that helped with the dust.
Then, after washing the film, I left it on the reels, shook the reels out a bit, and left them on their sides for a while before taking the film out to hang it. This way the water ran to the sides instead of down the length of the film. I don't have the room to hang them diagonally as I've also seen suggested.
Of course, there has to be balance... this came at the cost of my carelessly loading the film, so I did screw up a few frames where the film was touching itself.
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