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<p>Thanks John and David. Found it. It was on the edge film gate as you said. </p>

<p>Hey guys,<br> Newbie here, I got a Olympus 35 SP a while back to shoot black and white film and to develop it at home. All fun stuff. So I shot a roll of Tmax 400 last week and developed it and was so excited but I did not study the film carefully. So this week, I shot another roll, developed it and then scanned it using my DSLR. I see some kind of mark on the top right of all my films, same shape, same size each time. I rechecked my first roll and its also there. I have uploaded the film scans in my portfolio, http://www.photo.net/photos/suomaf<br> Is is a shutter issue. a lens thing, could I fix it myself?<br> Thanks in advance for any help you can give.<br> <img src="http://i.imgur.com/XMtsHD1.jpg" alt="" width="945" height="824" /><br> <img src="http://i.imgur.com/ExaeUPm.jpg" alt="" width="945" height="860" /><img src="http://i.imgur.com/FpV0OKr.jpg" alt="" width="945" height="773" /></p>

<p>Hey all,<br> I remember in my teens running around with a point and shoot film camera that I liked it. In the 20 years or so since then, I seem to have forgotten about liking taking pictures, what if a camera on every phone and that. Well anyways, the wife got me the Canon 700D on my last birthday and I have been learning having fun ever since. My little lens collection has grown to include the 18-55mm kit lens, the nifty fifty, the original one, the pancake 24mm EF-S lens and also a wide angle zoom also EF-S 10-18mm. Having lots of fun as I said and everything I google a question, more often than not, it seems to be answered in photo.net. Thought I should join up and learn more new stuff.<br> Last month, I picked up 2 film cameras to give that a go too. The olympus 35 SP and the Canon QL III 19. I have run a roll of Kodak color film through one of them and I am still learning how to focus them properly. Just last week, I developed my first roll of black and white Kodak T-Max 400 black and white film using kodak D-76 and fixers. So much fun!<br> A buddy of mine also loaned me a mint titanium Leica M6 with the 50mm 1.4 for a month and I am going to shoot a few rolls of film through that too.</p> <p>Cheers,<br> Stephen</p>