What is going on here ?

[Tom hicks]

Bromide drag ????? I saw the post made with an example like this , and re -fixing solved the problem . I re-fixed this all it did was darken it some .

Developer exhausted ????


I then reshot another roll and changed the dev . to a new batch I mixed last week and got the last two images . Light does not pass thru the neg.

 

[ChrisN]

Tom, some more details are needed; developer, dilution, times, film, agitation routine. (Was the first film also Arista Premium 400?) Offhand I'd say the first has suffered from insufficient agitation, and the later effort from over-development, over-exposure or both, but the agitation looks good!

 

[Tom hicks]

shot another roll a the negs are like the last , very thick if if that's the right word . Tri-X dev in microdol 1.1 at 9.5 min. 5 inv then 5 inv every 30 sec . per Kodak. at 68 F

Never had the problem on the other 10 rolls Ive done . ( Not with the same dev batch).

 

[crawdiddy]

The first shot (the one of the 2 Nikons) looks like surge effects. From over-agitation. I was getting this when I did Inversion agitation.

But, the sympton of dark negs doesn't really make sense.

 

[Nokton48]

Looks almost like a camera back light leak. It's so uniform and perfect.

Tom,

Does the camera you used have stripes like that on it's pressure plate?

 

[crawdiddy]

They line up perfectly with sprocket perfs on 135 film.

 

[Tom hicks]

They line up perfectly with sprocket perfs on 135 film.

Yes its inline with the perfs , I have not had this problem before , here is the link to my first rolls , and have done 10 more since that for the most part have turned out fine but this not the norm even when I didn't know what to do on the first rolls .

http://www.rangefinderforum.com/forums/showthread.php?t=107486