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<p>Thanks for guys for all techniques I covered the lid and agitate by inversion the problem has disappeared. by far for these last 2 rolls.</p> <p> </p>

Hi Murray, it wasn't on the edges but inside the frames(both sides) usually it happens for the whole roll but some more and some less and I also developed a35mm roll last night that didn't have the same problem what I did change is 1. I covered the lid of Paterson tank. 2. I didn't sink my film up and down to mix photoflo at the the end. 3. I did use stick to agitate but used the original technique instead. I would guess the problem comes from by 2nd one as film is sensitive while I was sinking up and down I would wash out the the middle part of the film and made it lighter than around both side of the film. And also thanks for the tip of posting! Regards

<p>Hi there,<br> I have got a few film cameras, m3 , hasselblad 500 c/m and lately I just got rolleiflex tlr I have always develop films myself and more than half all my films have the same problem with darker tone on both side of the films (negatives) when I scan it look like light leak(lighter) on pictures only a few rolls that doesn't happen so I am wondering are these my bad luck with light leak on cameras or is it from paterson tank? <br> from negatives ( these from Rolleiflex)<br> https://www.flickr.com/photos/96655477@N08/31832503623/in/dateposted-public/<br> https://www.flickr.com/photos/96655477@N08/32604116216/in/dateposted-public/<br> https://www.flickr.com/photos/96655477@N08/32604113616/in/dateposted-public/<br> Scan <br> Hassellblad 500 c/m<br> M3<br> Nikon fm3a<br> <p>I did try to turn of the light(but not completely dark) when I developed but it turn out the same problem. <br> I still got a chance to return Rolleiflex if it from camera however if it come from the tank or chemicals then let me know.<br> Best Regards</p>