RE: Photo help
- To: i*@onelist.com
- Subject: RE: [iris-photos] Photo help
- From: C* S*
- Date: Mon, 22 Nov 1999 14:53:42 -0800
From: Chad Schroter <Chad.Schroter@quantum.com>
Mike,
I have seen this 'effect' without the flash on. I think it may be
related to a sticking shutter mechanism. If the shutter stops for a split
second then part of the picture will be more exposed than the other. The
shutter opening slides across the film so the line is typical of this. If
the flash were out of sync with the shutter then part of the frame would
appear very dark (no flash) and the rest normal (flash on), with the same
'line' across the picture. For some reason I have seen this more towards the
end of a roll of film, perhaps the film is not perfectly flat and is
interfering with the shutter mechanism.
Chad Schroter
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