Hello!
I recently received a roll of film back from a local lab for process. 35mm T-Max and the film returned with blots that are very noticeable on the whiter/lighter portions of the film. I only had the lab process without any negative cutting. I've subsequently scanned these negatives at home and this is what I've seen. Can anyone identify this issue? My guess is it has something to do with the drying process but I have not processed my own film in around 10 years. This might be the post to finally get me back into processing on my own as I'd like to make my own mistakes than deal with someone elses.
I've attached a few photos for reference.
I recently received a roll of film back from a local lab for process. 35mm T-Max and the film returned with blots that are very noticeable on the whiter/lighter portions of the film. I only had the lab process without any negative cutting. I've subsequently scanned these negatives at home and this is what I've seen. Can anyone identify this issue? My guess is it has something to do with the drying process but I have not processed my own film in around 10 years. This might be the post to finally get me back into processing on my own as I'd like to make my own mistakes than deal with someone elses.
I've attached a few photos for reference.