What's wrong with these negs?

[MsLing]

As shown, odd blocks destroyed my negs. I'm not sure what they are, under-fix or light？But fix bath spent 10min, 19C and frames seem clear. I've come back school so it's impossible to fix it again.

At least, my camera wasn't well-sealed, and it did cause typical light leak which is quite different from those two.

 

[loccdor]

I experienced a leak that looked like that when I was using a camera with a pinhole in the bellows near the lens. So it is likely you have a leak coming from the front.

 

[Ian Grant]

Definitely a light leak.

Ian

 

[MsLing]

I experienced a leak that looked like that when I was using a camera with a pinhole in the bellows near the lens. So it is likely you have a leak coming from the front.

Definitely a light leak.

Ian

Okay, thanks.

 

[Sirius Glass]

I agree that there is a light leak in the camera.

 

[pentaxuser]

I agree that there is a light leak in the camera.

I once found a heavy leak in a camera. Luckily it was still OK and the wife put it into some Scotch Broth

pentaxuser

 

[Don_ih]

I once found a heavy leak in a camera. Luckily it was still OK and the wife put it into some Scotch Broth

I think that must've been a leek. It must've been a large format camera.

 

[pentaxuser]

I think that must've been a leek. It must've been a large format camera.

A leek! Yes you're right. Time I booked a niteskool spelling coarse

pentaxuser

 

[cmacd123]

Flashlight shining from the film plane will often show if their is even a small hole in the front of the camera. Look at the camera from the outside from all angles.

 

[BrianShaw]

A leek! Yes you're right. Time I booked a niteskool spelling coarse

pentaxuser

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