pooner9185
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Hello, So I am new here because I have a question that I've been trying to figure out for months now. And the bottom of my page says:
Anyway. Back in May I developed two rolls of black and white film. One was 35mm I wound onto a 120 spool and put in a Holga and the other was a medium format roll that my friend had taken (unsure of the camera). As I was developing it, and i'm not sure if this has anything to do with it, the canister fell over, top came off, and the top (35mm roll) came out and partially got exposed. Oh well, no biggie.
When the negatives came out some of the frames were developed as positives, right beside the actual negative images. On two of my friends 120 frames, almost the whole frame is a positive with just little pieces as negatives or half positive/half negative but very distinct lines of where it changes.
This is hard to explain in text so if anyone can help me post a picture (i read the sticky) that would be great.
Thanks Andy
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Anyway. Back in May I developed two rolls of black and white film. One was 35mm I wound onto a 120 spool and put in a Holga and the other was a medium format roll that my friend had taken (unsure of the camera). As I was developing it, and i'm not sure if this has anything to do with it, the canister fell over, top came off, and the top (35mm roll) came out and partially got exposed. Oh well, no biggie.
When the negatives came out some of the frames were developed as positives, right beside the actual negative images. On two of my friends 120 frames, almost the whole frame is a positive with just little pieces as negatives or half positive/half negative but very distinct lines of where it changes.
This is hard to explain in text so if anyone can help me post a picture (i read the sticky) that would be great.
Thanks Andy