On 8/21/07, Gonz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Which one came first, the streaked one or the clean one? If the clean > one, then its entirely possible that the leak developed after that > first roll. Take a look at the camera and make sure that any seals, > foams, etc are correctly in place.
the last roll of film taken in the camera was the streaky one. I bought it seperately the other day, and it didn't expire for another year, and I bought, shot, and developed it within 48 hours. My camera looks ok, but I'm going to put a piece of tape over the hole that displays the film type and hope that solves the problem. >Sounds like what I see when someone brings in one of those disposable >cameras and they've left it in the glove-box of the car for a couple of >days. It's where heat's damaged the emulsion. This is actually a possible problem because where I live is rather hot, except that I can't think of any time that the film would have gotten warm while I had it. If heat was the cause, it may have happened back when it was transported. Overall, I suspect (or perhaps hope) it was just a bad roll of film. rg2 -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List [email protected] http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net
