Lesson 2 Dry Section Components

Question 1

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

Answer 1

Dry Section

Question 2

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

Answer 2

Dry Section

Question 3

What are the Dry Section Components

Answer 3

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

Question 4

The primary workspace for handling films

Answer 4

Loading Bench

Question 5

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

Answer 5

Loading Bench

Question 6

Used for loading and unloading films into cassettes and hangers.

Answer 6

Loading Bench

Question 7

Height: Must be 3 feet for comfortable use.

Answer 7

Loading Bench

Question 8

Located under the loading bench for convenient access

Answer 8

Film Bin

Question 9

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

Answer 9

Film Bin

Question 10

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

Answer 10

Film Bin

Question 11

Positioned above the loading bench for easy retrieval.

Answer 11

Storage of Hanger

Question 12

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

Answer 12

Storage of Hanger

Question 13

Different hanger sizes should be organized properly for efficiency

Answer 13

Storage of Hanger

Question 14

Mounted above the loading bench for
storing unopened film boxes

Answer 14

Storage Compartment

Question 15

Also includes space for cassette storage

Answer 15

Storage Compartment

Question 16

Acts as alternative storage when a film bin is unavailable.

Answer 16

Storage Compartment

Question 17

A compartmentalized box for
exposed and unexposed films.

Answer 17

Cassette Transfer Cabinet (Pass Box)

Question 18

Installed through the wall between the darkroom and exposure room.

Answer 18

Cassette Transfer Cabinet (Pass Box)

Question 19

Cassette Transfer Cabinet (Pass Box) Features

Answer 19

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

Question 20

Should be placed near the loading bench for convenience

Answer 20

Waste Receptacle

Question 21

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

Answer 21

Waste Receptacle

Question 22

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

Answer 22

Waste Receptacle

Question 23

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

Answer 23

Storage Cabinet

Question 24

Storage Cabinet is divided into two sections:

Answer 24

Upper portion: Stores various film boxes.

Lower portion: Stores chemical solutions for film
processing

Question 25

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

Answer 25

Dry Section

Question 26

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

Answer 26

Dry Section