Answer by fraxinus for Why is there a straight line across each 35mm photo...
The scratch is uneven - the scanner optics is not to blame, it is the negative.The scratch is colored - it is emulsion-side.The scratch is thin enough not to happen in the wet part of the lab process...
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It seems clear that your camera has some kind of double/twin/multiple image setting.Look not at the gap or line between them, but at the two images… are they not clearly different?By what stretch of...
View ArticleAnswer by osullic for Why is there a straight line across each 35mm photo...
A straight, fine line across the frame like this indicates a scratched negative to me. I guess it could be a dodgy scanner too. Examine your negatives closely to see if the scratch is there. You might...
View ArticleAnswer by Steven Kersting for Why is there a straight line across each 35mm...
A light line can be the result from a scratched negative. Given the symptoms it could have been debris in the roll's light seal. Could also be in the camera or during processing.
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Why is there a straight line across each 35mm photo (taken with Noblex swing...
Would love any insight to this line across each photo from a roll of 35mm film taken with my new (used) Noblex Pro Sport. The line appears at the same height on each and every photo, but is...
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