- Original Message -
From: Petter Jarbo
Subject: Scratches on developed film
> Hi,
>
> I got ten rolls of Fuji NPS back from the lab yesterday. One of the
rolls showed a horizontal scratch about one third from the top of the
negative all through the roll. Now I'm won
> 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
ies back to the lab and they printed new
copies more or less scratchfree and I will do so again.
Thanks!
//Petter
- Original Message -
From: "Maris V. Lidaka Sr." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Tuesday, June 3, 2003 12:19 pm
Subject: Re: Scratches on developed film
> Sta
check these plastic rolls as I get home today.
Thanks!
//Petter
- Original Message -
From: Gasha <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Tuesday, June 3, 2003 12:17 pm
Subject: Re: Scratches on developed film
>
> It is camera!
>
> I found, that 2 white plastic rolls are in a
Statistically, it sounds like the lab. Bring all ten rolls back and you'll
get your (normally) wauranteed free roll. Then shoot 2 rolls of cheap film
and bring it in to see the results.
I changed photo labs because of that, but then almost all of my rolls had
been scratched, so if you're otherwi
It is camera!
I found, that 2 white plastic rolls are in approx the same place where i
got scratches. At least it is so in my ZX-7. Sometimes you can blame
sand... but not always.
I had 2 scrached lines on my last roll. One of them was all thru the
roll, 1/2 from top.
The second was sometimes,
Hi,
I got ten rolls of Fuji NPS back from the lab yesterday. One of the rolls showed a
horizontal scratch about one third from the top of the negative all through the roll.
Now I'm wondering if this scratch originates from the camera, the filmcanister or the
lab. I'm inclined to think the lab i
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