How best to dry FP-100c in the field?

**vinny** · 17-May-2015, 08:39

Originally Posted by pierre506

vinny, it's better to have a cover.

Absolutely. Re-read my post.

**bwlf** · 17-Aug-2015, 17:31

Originally Posted by vinny

Attachment 133931
Here's what I cooked up today. I'm brainstorming a lid with some sort of ventilation built in. If I filled the compartment with holes, that would work but might allow dust to get in.

Here is a great review of a similar FP-100c film drying print holder: http://utahfilmphotography.com/2015/...-print-holder/

You can purchase it here for $30 + $6 shipping: https://squareup.com/market/photole-...p-print-holder

**sun of sand** · 17-Aug-2015, 17:42

When I played with polaroid I didn't peel till home
If you need to check exposure then that's the real purpose and so
Who cares..toss away after exp check.
Or carry little buckets all over the place, no thanks

**DougD** · 18-Aug-2015, 10:43

I saw a post on Reddit a while ago where someone had 3D printed a drying box with 8 slots. I will see if I can dig up the thread when I get home. (I recall asking if the OP would publish the file for the printer, but I don't think I got a response.

D