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[filmscanners] about air compressors
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- Subject: [filmscanners] about air compressors
- From: "HPA" <tom@historicphotoarchive.com>
- Date: Wed, 22 Jan 2003 14:54:52 -0800
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There are two basic types of air compressors, ones that use oil in the
pistons and ones that don't. I have had a bad experience in the past when
trace amounts of this oil were blown onto a negative and several years later
it developed spots there. Now I use a medical, or breathing, compressor.
It is designed for breathing. It puts out 40lb which is perfect for
negatives and slides. I use a foot pedal to turn it on momentarily. It
works perfect. I got it at a thrift store for $5. For a nozzle, I use one
that came with the old "Dust-off" cans they used to sell at camera stores.
Tom Robinson
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