Nah George I am interpreting the burnt edges to be light seeping in as the roll loosened up a bit after going back in the camera. Fortunately light didn't go deeper across any frame.
The long story is the guy who is rolling these 120 rolls from 70mm film forgot the adhesive that the end of each 120 roll normally has. I opened the camera to change rolls and realized I had no means to seal it. So back it went in the Makina until I sent it to the lab.
GeorgeBo wrote:
I was waiting to see how that 500T turned out. Looks good!
Light leak? Hopefully was from roll handling and not from the camera back or bellows.
N90s was my first "semi pro" SLR, and it definitely got me addicted to the faster response times of higher end Nikons. That was also back in the days when just about all Nikons had the four button control cluster on the top left deck, something I wish all Nikons still had.
Contax RTS - had a buddy who shot Contax back in the film days, they always seemed to be lovely machines to hold and I'm guessing to use long term. Just pricing out a basic lens set, however, pointed me away from them. I keep thinking that a digital Contax S2 that took the old zeiss lenses would be a good setup, assuming that those lenses have moderated in price some.
N90s was my first "semi pro" SLR, and it definitely got me addicted to the faster response times of higher end Nikons. That was also back in the days when just about all Nikons had the four button control cluster on the top left deck, something I wish all Nikons still had.
Contax RTS - had a buddy who shot Contax back in the film days, they always seemed to be lovely machines to hold and I'm guessing to use long term. Just pricing out a basic lens set, hoever, pointed me away from them. I keep thinking that a digital Contax S2 that took the old zeiss lenses would be a good setup, assuming that those lenses have moderated in price some.
leighton w wrote:
Ray inspired me to mount the 50-135 today. Things are looking better after we have received nearly 7 1/2" of rain in the past 4 days.
saph wrote:
Nippi wanted to check out some of the famous landmarks in DC, so off we went south on a drive today. Here's Nippi's take on the Lincoln Memorial in summer morning light. Camera was Z7 II with MB-N11 grip.
There's more pictures I need to sort through from the trip.
rafaelcasd wrote:
It is truly an interesting lens rendition Samy, looking at it in Flickr the amount of small details is astounding and hey it is a mooth image.
Rafael thanks to the vintage Nippi, and its host for the time being, the Z7 II
leighton w wrote:
Ray inspired me to mount the 50-135 today. Things are looking better after we have received nearly 7 1/2" of rain in the past 4 days.
