Thanks Bill.
So if i look at my flawed picture from the emulsion side
(where i see the picture as i would in a print)the flaw
is on the lower right.My main question is ,is the flaw 
really on the lower right OR upper left.
I want to take the camera in to see if it can be serviced
and want to talk to the tech with some knowledge.
Thanks

Dave

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From: "Peifer, William [OCDUS]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Fri, 26 Oct 2001 10:38:53 -0400
To: "'[EMAIL PROTECTED]'" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: RE: upside down and backwards?


>, for example, that you're making an exposure of someone standing in
front of your camera, and that you're standing ~behind~ your camera.
Everything you see toward the top of this person will be imaged onto 
the
bottom of your film, and everything you see to the left side of this 
person
will be imaged onto the right side of your film. �Keep in mind, 
though, that
"left" and "right" in this case are with respect to your position 
~behind~
the camera; thus, you're "looking" at the back side of the film. �If 
you go
around the front of the camera so that you are now "looking" at the 
emulsion
side of your film, "left" and "right" are reversed.

Bottom line, then, is as follows. �If you're viewing processed film 
 from the
back side, the picture is ~inverted~ (top to bottom and left to 
right, or
upside down and backwards as you describe). �If you're viewing 
processed
film from the emulsion side, the picture is ~reverted~ (top to 
bottom, but
not left to right -- upside down, but not backwards, as you 
describe). �Hope
this helps.

Bill Peifer
Rochester, NY
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