Photography Asked by BobTheCamera on July 29, 2021
I’m very new to film and am not sure what is going on. I sent in a roll of 35mm color negative through Walmart and this is what I got back. All but a couple of the photos have the same dots.
Being that it's a film camera it takes dust on your sensor out of the question. If this is an SLR and you've been swapping out lenses maybe you got something on the rear of the lens. If that were the case the drops would be in the same locations from print to print. But the spots look to big for that explanation. More likely their processor had a bad day. Run off another roll and try again. I know that's not cost effective. Before you load the film check the seals and film bay for anything suspicious.
Answered by Georgehas Leftthebuilding on July 29, 2021
This looks optical rather than a processing fault. I suspect a faulty shutter in the camera. Was it left pointing at the sky between shots?
Answered by Laurence Payne on July 29, 2021
I think I figured it out. I accidentally opened the camera with the film inside. I didn't think much about it at the time cuz I thought that it would only affect a couple of shots but apparently it got most of the roll. Thx for all the help
Answered by BobTheCamera on July 29, 2021
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