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06/21/2007 07:37:53 PM · #1 |
I thought it was bad enough she sliced into two pictures when cutting the negatives.
Now im looking through the stack wait wheres the night shot at.... its on the negative.... Okay dumbass thats actually a properly exposed picture you should have printed it just because it looks like a scratch on the film lol.
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06/21/2007 08:00:12 PM · #2 |
you positive it was a person and not an auto machine?
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06/21/2007 08:03:15 PM · #3 |
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06/21/2007 08:11:22 PM · #4 |
Originally posted by DrAchoo:
you positive it was a person and not an auto machine? |
They cut it by hand as far as i know. I know the machine that does the film processing does not cut the negatives... if they use a separate machine that i haven't seen not sure, if they do its a POS because even the optical sensor on my 16 year old canon can detect position better then it.
As far as the processing, not sure if it doesn't process frames it doesnt think are pictures, If i get any done there again ill put an instruction to print all frames between the first and last exposed. If they cant handle that then i wont go back.
I dont really plan to because in the future im not getting prints. Im getting one of those Nikon P5000's im just gonna have it processed and cut. Im gonan take it to a different lab. In fact my boss processes at walmart and puts them on cd spends a total of less then 3 bucks.
For my personal stuff thats all i need, I will scan the negatives myself after their processed. If it was T-Max 3200 and had important photos on it theres a pro lab in the next county that can handle the good stuff.
Message edited by author 2007-06-21 20:12:22. |
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