Gerald Cermak wrote:
>
> I actually found my film scratcher in my camera using this method. I bought
> a $1.49 roll of Gold 100, ran it through the camera enough frames to where I
> know the problem would occur, opened the back without rewinding, and was
> able to see the scratch on the undeveloped emulsion, located the exact
> position in the body, and it got me within a few mm of the culprit.
That's when those rolls of Seattle Film Works stuff are really useful.
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