Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2009/05/24

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Subject: [Leica] Troubleshooting
From: mingthein at gmail.com (Thein Onn Ming)
Date: Mon, 25 May 2009 12:30:38 +0800
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Got any examples we can look at?

On May 25, 2009, at 9:10 AM, Gary Dalton wrote:

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> A black band is showing up on some of my prints. This band  
> encroaches from the right edge of a print (if you think of it as a  
> landscape perspective) in varying widths -- 1/10 of the way into  
> the print all the way up to 2/3. But, sometimes it's not there at  
> all. If I am shooting from portrait perspective, the black  
> encroachment occurs at the top of the image.
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> Regardless of how far it might extend into the image, the remaining  
> part of the exposed image can be just fine, even perfect.
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> The line where the black band meets the "good" image is not usually  
> a clean cut line; I want to say it's fuzzy, soft, less opaque than  
> the rest of the black band. When it intrudes 2/3 the way across a  
> print, it tends to be more clean cut, with a more definite edge. It  
> isn't soft or fuzzy.
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> I am wondering if I have a shutter curtain issue... The bands  
> appear way to organized to simply be a leak. At least, that's my  
> novice notion.
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> Because it IS difficult to rewind a roll of film, I thought it  
> might be a film advance issue. But, none of the images seem to be  
> overlapping each other. If it weren't for the black bands  
> encroaching from the edge, what I composed would still be there.
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> Your thoughts?
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THEIN Onn Ming
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