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Best Shot of the Film
June 15th, 2010
Yes, this is the best shot of the film. Sad, but true. I was prepared for light leaks and as you can see, there are light leaks but the massive shutter malfunction was a surprise. For some reason I used shutter speed 1/1000 sec and on that speed the first curtain was so much slower than the second.
Photo is taken with the Salyut C.
Posted in SLR cameras, tagged with 120 film, 6x6, b&w, black and white, black white, home developed, iso 400, leaking light, medium format, rollei, rollei r3, rollei rhs, salyut, salyut c, shutter malfunction, vega-12b