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This photo from the tainted film...

 

So, what happend:

When I was loading this film in my MP camera, I did had not fully closed the back lid after... Just covered it. Then I had put my camera into the half-case.

 

 

This film had been in the camera about 3 weeks... And all this time did not lay on book-shelf: we walked a lot, even one time flew on airplane... During all this adventures, I had no idea that back lid was not closed.

 

The problem was found only after I rewound exposed film and started to pull out camera from its case. When I saw what was happend I was upset: "That is all, film was irradiated, now I can throw it to trash" ...

 

 

I had devepoed it of pure curiosity. It turned out that the film did not irradiated. But due to the fact that the back lid was not fully pressed against, the film was not stretched properly. It gave a odd effect: distortion of focus in different parts of each frame.

 

Film: Kodak T-MAX 400

Developer: Iford DD-X 1:4, 8 min

Scanner: Nikon CoolScan LS-5000 ED

* Used B+W filter 040 ORANGE MRC

 

P.S. sorry for my not-perfect english :)

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