tom_doyle

I had developed another roll. Thought I was shooting regular but the realized I shot another roll of the expired slide film.

From the same batch I'm pretty sure. This time it can back with purple where the green was. And because it was cross

processed it was grainier. Could that have caused the green to go purple? I'm so frustrated with this situation. I really

don't want to "waste" a roll but I think I'm going to have to do this to see if it's the camera, developer, or film.<div></div>

Would both of you guess that loading and unloading in the dark would solve this issue? Or do you suspect that I would

need to take my camera for a repair of some type?

It isn't exactly equal as far as amount but it is the same colour and yes it uniform over the length of the roll. I'll see if I can

find a way to post one or two of them. Thanks for your responses.<div></div>

I recently shot a roll of expired slide film in my

mamiya 645 super. I've shot several before

this and never had this issue. Upon receiving

the slides back from the lab I noticed that

running the entire length of the film there is an

iridescent green running vertically on both

sides. As I said I have never had this happen

on the handful of rolls I've used in this

camera. I am wondering if this is from a light

leak or possibly having the edges exposed to

more light than is ok during either loading or

unloading or storage. I am unsure if the

storage before I purchased it but the other roll

that I used came back fine. I also have never

noticed any foam light seals which on other

forums people believe may be the problem.

I'm relatively new to this camera and have not

posted anything on this site before. If I knew

how to post pictures I would so as to allow

y'all to see what I'm referencing. Thanks in

advance.