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Hi there
i take photos wirh a mamiya 645j.
can someone explain what happen here (atteched files)

thanks

Jonathan
 

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thanks

thanks. i am adding another photo from the same film. can you see this bright line. is this light leak ? or me not loading the film correctly ?
 

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Hi,

as the bright part is always in the same place - and has a very sharp line, I do not think it is a light leak. Could it be that the shutter gets stuck? I do not know the mamiya 645 but i have seen a similar problem on a 35mm SLR. The shutter did not run smoothly, and therefore the negatives where overexposed in part of the image.

maybe the experts around here will have a better idea of the reason for this problem.

greetings, Chris
 
Curtain Repair

The closing shutter curtain is hanging as it comes close. A good camera repair service can fix it for you quickly.

Ken
 
thanks a lot. does the shutter curtain needs to be replaced ? (i asume it wouldn't be easy t ofind a new one).
 
In the US check KEH.com. If you are across the pond, the postage may be a little rich but worth it.

Steve
 
That's my guess too. The line is too sharply defined to be a light leak. I have an old Canon FTb that exhibits the same problem, though in a different orientation since the shutter runs horizontally across the film gate rather than vertically as in your camera
 
It's usually an adjustment, not replacement situation.
 
CLA
 
John,

He is new here. CLA = "Clean, Lubricate and Adjust"

Steve
 
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Plenty of good repairers in the U.K. I am sure there was a thread on this on APUG. Do a search

pentaxuser
 
thank you all for your comments, it has been of great help!!
my camera will be repaired soon
 
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