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Cambo 5x7: problems « Previous | |Next »
January 11, 2011

I've got problems with the Cambo 5x7 from the last shoot at Victor Harbor. There is either something wrong with the camera or the film holders --light leaks of some sort---or the film is fogged. I'm a bit annoyed as I'm not sure what is wrong at this stage, other than the camera has a new custom made bellows.

pink rocks1.jpg Gary Sauer-Thompson, Kings Beach, Victor Harbor, 2010

I converted the colour images into black and white using the Silver Efex Pro and Lightroom software and they turned out okay. But that still leaves me with the problem.

I initially thought that the pro lab may have processed the film wrongly--as E-6 instead of C-41--- but they assured me that this was not the case. I've definitely got problems judging from this:

pink landscape.jpg Gary Sauer-Thompson, Kings Beach, Victor Harbor, 2010

So I am going to have to do some tests when I return to Victor Harbor this weekend. I'll need to check the camera in the darkroom with a torch, process some unexposed film, and process some exposed film to begin to eliminate the possibilities.

| Posted by Gary Sauer-Thompson at 2:49 PM | | Comments (3)
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fogged film from light leaks when loading the film in the darkroom?

well its not the bellows on the Cambo I've checked them.They are okay re light leaks. I didn't expect them to be a problem as they are new.

I've checked the film holders I used for the shoot. They are okay re light leaks.