> Hi, > I'm not so sure it is the camera. All ten rolls where exposed the same day and the affected roll were the last or second last (can't remember) of them. > I don't think it was sand either. The scratch is ruler straight for 37 frames. > > I don't have the camera here but I will check these plastic rolls as I get home > today. > > Thanks! > > //Petter If it extends beyond the exposed frames,my quess is the lab. I also have this problem from the lab i use(1 hour)anf had one of my best film horse rolls ruined with a scratch right were everyones head is.The two presentation shots were the only ones not this way so i can sell those 2. I have taken negs in to be reprinted and were there was no scratch,there is one now and sale is off.D'ohSeveral negs of prints i sent to Hallmark Cards in my portfolio for calanders are now scratched.Hopefully thay wont pick those:) OTOH i have had problems at the "pro"lab i take my B&W to.Some scratches and lots of water
marks ,dust ets,so i think its a univeral problem. Dave
