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Re: 70mm Pioneering Blues
- From: Don Roberts <droberts@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Subject: Re: 70mm Pioneering Blues
- Date: Sat, 11 Sep 1999 21:59:47 -0500
Bob & Jennifer wrote:
> If anyone can help me figure out a couple problems I am having with this
> process, I would love to hear from you.
>
> Problem #1
> I seem to have a light leak problem with the 70mm back. I burned several
> rolls of film and processed them and all of them have a flash going through
> almost every frame. I sent it to the Camera Wiz and they put new foam all
> around the edges and fixed a tracking problem I was having with the back.
> I still have the same light leak problem.
>
> Problem #2
> I have scratches through the film. I assume it is happening in the Alden
> loader. Has anyone else had this problem? Do I need to sand some edges?
> I stuck my finger in the loader (while in the black bag) and I couldn't
> feel any sharp edges where the film would be touching.
Bob, I have had the same problem on occasion with the ETRS 70mm back. I think it
stems from not seating the front of the magazine solidly when reloading. I
thought I had done that but then discovered that if I pushed the magazine down
onto the front part I would get another small movement and an audible click. I
am assuming that I didn't always get things together as I thought I did. As a
precaution I still put black electrical tape over the dark slide slot and the
joint where the mag joins the body. I can't be sure that helps but it makes me
feel better. Since I have done these two things I haven't had any light struck
film.
I have an Alden loader and tried it and then abandoned it in favor of a
Kindermann. I have to load in the dark but it is easy and will load cassettes as
well as Kindermann 70mm reels. I have had no scratches with this system.
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Don Roberts -Bittersweet Productions - Iowa City, Iowa
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