Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2000/06/25
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]Hi, LUGnuts - I'm back. It was a long, tiring, but very good trip. One week in Honduras staying with rural families, one week in a village on the border with El Salvador with the medical brigade and one week traveling around Guatemala with the medical brigade. We met with Nancy McGirr and delivered all of your gifts at the project headquarters a few blocks from the dump in Guatemala City. She was very appreciative of everything and plans to take photos of the kids using your gifts to post to the list. I never got a chance to get to the dump for photos. The clinic that we offered at Nancy's center was swamped with patients all day and I was busy translating. I did get a few photos of the doctors at work which I will post when I get a chance. I've been developing film since Thursday and ran across a problem I wonder if any of you have seen. Several of the rolls of film are fogged at the end of the roll - about 5 or 6 photos progressively fogged to the end of the strip. I thought at first that I might have a light leak in one of my M6's, but then I noticed that it was only the TMax 400 that was fogged. The TriX is fine and so are the TMax 100, TMax 3200 and Neopan 1600. They were all purchased from B&H, all fresh, and all developed in my Jobo. Anybody got any clue as to what might cause this? It's great to be back, but I'm leaving a week today for a photo workshop in Santa Fe. Any LUGgers out that way? Leically, Tina Tina Manley, ASMP http://www.tinamanley.com