Analog film photography and cameras

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salad in reply to @Ste_S

due to the old lens or perhaps under/over exposure ?

..yea, maybe. Your processed files look great though!

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Ste_S in reply to @salad

Thanks for all the kind words folks

..yea, maybe. Your processed files look great though!

Always takes me by surprise how much you can get out of B&W neg scans. I'll look at a set of scans and be disappointed, 5-10mins in Lightroom later and I'm pretty darn happy.

@PhilDAS I take it FilmDev didn't send the negs back ? Might be worth asking to see if you can get them and have a look ? If any kind of light is hitting the film, even if massively under exposed, you should get something.
Alternatively, Is the Olympus auto-wind ? I've had cameras in the past that have re-wound the film back into the cannister when they've been on the blink.

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PhilDAS in reply to @Ste_S

Not yet but they will be doing soon so I'll have a close look. No, manual sadly. Its an OM10 I think with auto speed so Aperture priority basically. Could be all sorts of problems I guess. Just strange it was both times on B&W. Expired film would just be funky looking and not ever blank right?

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