Lesson 2 Dry Section Components Flashcards

1
Q

is where the initial handling of films occurs, including loading and unloading of cassettes and film hangers.

A

Dry Section

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2
Q

This section must be well-organized to prevent film damage and exposure to unwanted light.

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Dry Section

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3
Q

What are the Dry Section Components

A

Loading Bench
Film Bin
Storage of Hanger
Storage Compartment
Cassette Transfer Cabinet (Pass Box)
Waste Receptacle
Storage Cabinet

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4
Q

The primary workspace for handling films

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Loading Bench

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5
Q

A small table, typically 28 inches long and 17 inches wide, though size may vary based on darkroom dimensions.

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Loading Bench

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6
Q

Used for loading and unloading films into cassettes and hangers.

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Loading Bench

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7
Q

Height: Must be 3 feet for comfortable use.

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Loading Bench

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8
Q

Located under the loading bench for convenient access

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Film Bin

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9
Q

Made of metal with separate compartments to store different film sizes.

A

Film Bin

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10
Q

Stores open boxes of film, allowing for quick and easy loading into cassettes.

A

Film Bin

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11
Q

Positioned above the loading bench for easy retrieval.

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Storage of Hanger

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12
Q

Hangers are arranged on two parallel bars, with handles placed on top

A

Storage of Hanger

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13
Q

Different hanger sizes should be organized properly for efficiency

A

Storage of Hanger

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14
Q

Mounted above the loading bench for
storing unopened film boxes

A

Storage Compartment

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15
Q

Also includes space for cassette storage

A

Storage Compartment

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16
Q

Acts as alternative storage when a film bin is unavailable.

A

Storage Compartment

17
Q

A compartmentalized box for
exposed and unexposed films.

A

Cassette Transfer Cabinet (Pass Box)

18
Q

Installed through the wall between the darkroom and exposure room.

A

Cassette Transfer Cabinet (Pass Box)

19
Q

Cassette Transfer Cabinet (Pass Box) Features

A

Light-proof design prevents
unwanted exposure.

Lock mechanism ensures that
only one side can be opened
at a time.

Prevents accidental film
exposure when transferring
cassettes

20
Q

Should be placed near the loading bench for convenience

A

Waste Receptacle

21
Q

If using a film bin, it should be positioned close by

A

Waste Receptacle

22
Q

If not, it should be placed under the bench to save space.

A

Waste Receptacle

23
Q

Positioned on the side of the darkroom, near the loading bench.

A

Storage Cabinet

24
Q

Storage Cabinet is divided into two sections:

A

Upper portion: Stores various film boxes.

Lower portion: Stores chemical solutions for film
processing

25
Q

plays a crucial role in ensuring proper film handling and minimizing
exposure risks.

A

Dry Section

26
Q

An organized layout with designated storage areas for films, cassettes, and hangers ensures efficiency and maintains film quality

A

Dry Section