I am dissolving PLGA in chloroform and spin coating it on multiple substrates, including glass, silicon wafers, and PTFE. However, I can't get the film to come off of the substrate. I saw another post that suggested simply adding water and sonicating at low power, but this didn't work for me.
Does anyone have any other suggestions to get the films off without ripping them?
To edit a PLQA solvent cast film, you can follow these steps:
1. Import clips: Use video editing software to import clips shot with the PLQA camera.
2. Cut and arrange clips: Cut and arrange clips in the correct sequence according to your desired scenario.
3. Adding visual and audio effects: Use the program to add visual effects such as special effects and transitions between clips, in addition to audio effects such as music and voiceover.
4. Color adjustments and adjustments: Adjust color, brightness and contrast to improve image quality and make it look better.
5. Audio processing: If there is an audio recording, edit and clean it to get excellent audio quality.
6. Export the movie: Once you're done editing, export the movie in high quality and in a format that suits your needs.
Video editing software such as Adobe Premiere Pro or Final Cut Pro can be used to perform these steps.
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