on 30/11/01 3:54 pm, Guy Glorieux at guy.glorieux@sympatico.ca wrote:
>
>
> Tom Miller wrote:
>
>> Beware of dust that gets into the bag and onto sheet film and never
>> seems to leave the bag despite using a vacuum cleaner on its insides.
>> I have a changing bag and do whatever I can to NOT use it for loading
>> sheet film.
>
> Same here when it comes to loading sheet film. But I use it a lot to
> load my reels for developing tanks. I have the same problem with
> stattic, but if I let a sufficient amount of air get into the bag through
> the arms pocket after the bag is closed, then things get a little more
> comfortable.
>
> Guy
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There are some bags that have a mesh-like inner bag that doesn't 'sweat'
like plastic. Perhaps you can find one over where you are. I have used one
in the fiercest of sun and if you are quick, things don't get too sticky.
Alexis
Received on Fri Nov 30 16:37:10 2001
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