. luckily it only happened to this pic and its one i'm not diggin too much. now to find and fix the leak in my back grrr.
harry - roof ollie. valley.
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thought i'd post this even tho its on film not digi. bumming about the light leak
. luckily it only happened to this pic and its one i'm not diggin too much. now to find and fix the leak in my back grrr.
harry - roof ollie. valley.
Jerry S can't actually see your image for some reason, it may be blocked by the proxy but it depends where the light leak is as to which part of the back door you need to refer. Don't forget about the orientaion of your film in the camera and that when you view the print it will be relative to the film(upside down etc) being exposed in your camera. The other point is I had this issue once and found out that the film i was using had a thin aluminium stick on tag that was just enough to raise the back door so light crept in occasionally. Good luck cause I know it can be frustrating.
cheers marco
light leak or not, still a bloody awesome pic
 Hassy, Leica, Nikon, iPhone
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i dropped the back once hence the light leak. it only leaks when the light hits it at a certain angle so it only leaked on one pic. oh well. bronny backs are cheap as compared to hassy ones so i'll just buy another.
thanks pirostitch
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