10 commentaires

1. 
   thegreatgasmaskman · 2020-03-06 13:36

   The only time I've gotten the backing paper marks were when I loosely rolled a lomochrome purple, when I poorly respooled an ilford delta 100 to 620, or if I found an old rollfilm that had been sitting in a camera for at least 40 years.

2. 
   fragakis_p · 2020-03-06 14:09

   @thegreatgasmaskman I don't know what really happen. I use it as I bought it from lomography shop. But I like that result

3. 
   thegreatgasmaskman · 2020-03-06 14:25

   @fragakis_p I never shared any of the delta frames, but here's one from the loosely wound lomochrome
   www.lomography.fr/homes/thegreatgasmaskman/films/871958812-…

   
4. 
   fragakis_p · 2020-03-06 20:45

   @thegreatgasmaskman very nice shot! Great vibrant colours, nice light leaks and a hint of paper marks 👍

5. 
   neufotomacher · 2020-03-10 11:44

   I can get a weaker version of the paper backing imprint when extra light gets through the frame number viewing opening.

6. 
   neufotomacher · 2020-03-10 11:51

   www.lomography.fr/homes/neufotomacher/cameras/3348690-lomog… I could not see the frame number so I probably put a light source to the frame window.

   
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   fragakis_p · 2020-03-10 12:14

   @neufotomacher the thing is that it is the first time I have this result with my diana camera. Yesterday, I developed another roll from the same package of expired lady grey and as a miracle I got the same effect... So probably lomography shop has to do with this ;)

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   neufotomacher · 2020-04-05 21:04

   www.lomography.fr/cameras/3355085-holga-120-s/photos/215910… Another example, this time in color.

   
9. 
   fragakis_p · 2020-04-06 08:24

   @neufotomacher I like that result to colored pictures too!

10. 
    neufotomacher · 2020-04-23 19:27

    www.lomography.fr/homes/jurquidi/photos/23401527?order=rece…