paul_zamsky

<p>Thank you for all the responses so far! I'm happy to hear that you guys think it's mostly related to usage than anything camera related. <br> Lex I will take a look into the processing. I actually go and get them developed and scanned at B&H in NYC. Also myself I didn't notice the scratch thank you for pointing it out.<br> David The lens does come into focus in the viewfinder (auto focus - most of the time Single AF mode) and I don't remember even going past f/8. I know on this run it was a low ISO but was expecting the low f-stop and the amazing bright conditions to give me much more flexibility in regards to shutter speed. (maybe will just stick to 400)<br> Thank you all for the responses!</p>

<p>Hi Everybody,<br> I'm new to film photography and have been shooting with a Contax N1 (Kyocera) and variety of lenses but mostly a Vario-Sonnar 3,5-4,5 /24-85. <br> Since I've started using the camera I haven't been really successful in getting nice sharp crisp images. The latest film I developed was a TMAX 100 that I used outside on a really bright day. Here are examples of what i've been getting. I doubt it has to do with shutter speed because I've kept a low aperture as well as ensured I was in really bright conditions. Trying to figure out if there is something I'm not thinking of.<br> Here are some picture I took with the TMAX 100. <br> Thanks!<br> <a href=" <p><a href=" href=" /></a></p><div></div>