Film Problem!

[luvtin]

have you checked the expiration date of he film? try it again with other film then if the results are still the same then the problem is with your cam...

 

[djacobox372]

It could be the lens as well, perhaps the aperture blades are getting stuck open. Set the camera for a 1 second exposure and check the different apertures and make sure they are snappy and consistent.

 

[TypedBiscuit]

Hey everyone. I developed a roll of film from the camera in question and it actually turned out. Thank you so much for your help, I really appreciate. I'm still not exactly sure what the problem was, but I cant argue with results. Here's a link to the pictures, theyre the color pictures in this set: Oct 31, 2010 - a set on Flickr

 

[Paul Ron]

Ya took the dam lens cap off this time.

 

[reznap]

Don't be surprised if the lab screwed up and played dumb. I had this happen to me today.

 

[TypedBiscuit]

Ya took the dam lens cap off this time.

I wish It came with a lenscap when I bought it...

 

[Paul Ron]

So lets see some pics now?

 

[Proteus617]

Don't be surprised if the lab screwed up and played dumb. I had this happen to me today.

CVS once handed me a perfectly clear roll of developed film, claiming that I had never exposed it. There was no ID on the rebate, or frame numbers. That was the last time I used drug store processing.

 

[TypedBiscuit]

So lets see some pics now?

My last post (prior to this one) had a link to a flikr set