BuzzyOne
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IMO, if the lab and you both had the same problem, it isn't a development issue. What would the odds be of that?
Light leak or dev problem? Can anyone help? (photo attached)
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Hatchetman
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with light leak, the frames would look different depending on how much time they were sitting in front of the leak. why the sprocket marks if a light leak?
brbo
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+1 .
HuubL
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Looks like leaking back door. On your test roll, tape the hinge side of the door with black masking tape or some-such and check if the effect is still there. If not, the light leak is from there.
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andybrown
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+2 with the scanning response from Greyscale.
Self-question:
How would you get a few sprocket holes showing when the film is still in the camera? was my first and only thought. The scanner idea seems pretty good!
Self-question:
How would you get a few sprocket holes showing when the film is still in the camera? was my first and only thought. The scanner idea seems pretty good!
