As some of you may have read, I ordered a 220 back from B&H, to possibly use with 120 film. (there was a url link here which no longer exists)
Update: The back arrived, looking pretty good. It has a sparkly sticker on the back, and 220 film loaded inside. This is of course complete with a tab in the memo holder, indicating 160vc. I opened it unknowingly, and may have exposed the film quite a bit, low lit room, but it looked like it had just been loaded, as the counter was displaying 1.
My question is, how could B&H overlook this? It leads me to believe that no internal inspections were performed upon pricing this unit for resale. In my field, the refurbishment process for Macs would have uncovered such a detail, lets say it was a disc in the optical drive.
In addition, I am probably going to shoot this roll for testing/experimental sake, obviously!
As always, love the input!
Update: The back arrived, looking pretty good. It has a sparkly sticker on the back, and 220 film loaded inside. This is of course complete with a tab in the memo holder, indicating 160vc. I opened it unknowingly, and may have exposed the film quite a bit, low lit room, but it looked like it had just been loaded, as the counter was displaying 1.
My question is, how could B&H overlook this? It leads me to believe that no internal inspections were performed upon pricing this unit for resale. In my field, the refurbishment process for Macs would have uncovered such a detail, lets say it was a disc in the optical drive.
In addition, I am probably going to shoot this roll for testing/experimental sake, obviously!
As always, love the input!