From: Amanda Christie (email suppressed)
Date: Wed Oct 13 2010 - 16:59:46 PDT
I actually did have this problem with one lomo tank once, and I've
used several. When I was in Rotterdam, there were several lomo tanks
and there was one particular tank that had a light leak at the
opening... the little round thing at the base of the handle in the
centre didn"t have a tall enough lip.
solution: i would process in subdued light (but not total
darkness)... and whenever i wasn't pouring chemicals, i laid a black
towel over top of it (black towel doubled up on itself).... and that
did the trick.
of course i was using really low iso films... but this was the
solution. turn the lights on low, and grab a black towell!
adc
Le 13-Oct-10 à 5:45 PM, email suppressed a écrit :
> I have never had light leak problems with a LOMO, having done
> several thousand feet over the years without a hint of fogging etc.
> Have you tried filling the hole?(!)
>
> If you've been using a Bolex, it's more likely to be that,
> specifically if you've been shooting single frames / time-lapse,
>
> Nicky Hamlyn.
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>
> On 13 Oct 2010, at 21:21, ben russell wrote:
>
>> Hand-Processers,
>>
>> Have any of you run into a problem with light leaks when using the
>> Russian LOMO spiral tank to do B/W reversal film processing?
>> There's a small hole in the turning knob of the LOMO, and some
>> recent processing issues make me think that it may be the source.
>> Any tips or tricks would be appreciated.
>>
>> Yes,
>>
>> BR
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