Re: Noblex

[Harry Minoru Shin <ring-of-fire@xxxxxxxxxx>]

1.  the only thing I have to add is, if there is a distinct "banding"--line
seen on the film, then it is probably due to shooting into the sun. 
generally, if you can see the sun in the viewfinder (ie if the sun is
fairly low on the horizon), you cannot shoot into the sun using the noblex
because you will get a vertical line on the film... however from your
description, sounds like it's not overtly visible on the film, however
shows up on the scan--which is probably a different matter. 

Take care. Harry

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---- Tomas Segebladh <segebladh@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hi members of the Noblexfamily,
> 
> I got my first Noblex 6/150E a month ago and it took a few rolls until
> I got used to the loading procedure. Now to the real problem:
> When scanning negativefilm (Fuji Superia i.e) I get weak vertical lines
> every 13 mm in the scan.Very distinct in heavens! They are not visible
> when you look at the negative through a magnifier. The opening in the
> cameras drum is 13 mm. Is this something that occurs when taking pictures
> in a very strong light? Is it reflexes from the drums opening or what?
> Has anyone out there any experience of this?
> 
> Please,
> 
> Tomas                
> 

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