What causes the marks on the film (M7)

[A Guy Platt]

M7 + CV 15 + Fuji Superia X-tra 200

A newbie film question: That streak across the top left .. it that from the scanning or the developing (or is it a plane flying over)

The marks in the top center, I guess that is from a dirty lens?



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[DRabbit]

Top Left Corner... my guess would be a plane.
Top center... looks like lens flare to me.

I love that we have so many film shooters around here - Nice photos! I like it!

Amy
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[menos]

Like Amy has pointed - lens flare in the middle top (it's quite little and a clean and easy to PP flare for such a wide lens).

That streak could be a planes condensation streak (it's too long for being the blurred plane itself at this high shutter speed).

I could use some spanish sand too now. Got my black M7 0.85 today and what - it rains since I left the camera shop - darn it!

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[A Guy Platt]

Thanks for the reply. The more I look at the image the more it looks like a plane to me as well.

I can live with the lens flare.

I like this shot as well. It sums up the beach in Marbella quite well. The Moroccan hawkers with their sunglasses and music CDs. The dogs running along the beach. The sunbathers (in December), and the chiringuito with all their sea food dishes and happy waiters and patrons.

Top Left Corner... my guess would be a plane.
Top center... looks like lens flare to me.

I love that we have so many film shooters around here - Nice photos! I like it!

Amy
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[A Guy Platt]

Congratulations on the .85 M7. Black I presume.

To PP do you fix it like you remove a dust speck?

I could use some spanish sand too now. Got my black M7 0.85 today and what - it rains since I left the camera shop - darn it!

Happy to show you some more Spanish sand then. Both taken with the M7

Like Amy has pointed - lens flare in the middle top (it's quite little and a clean and easy to PP flare for such a wide lens).

That streak could be a planes condensation streak (it's too long for being the blurred plane itself at this high shutter speed).

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[samuel49]

if you use Photoshop, the clone tool will fix you right up. Other programs will have similar tools.

 

[menos]

Thanks Guy.

Yes, such things, I usually fix with the "spot removal tool" in lightroom.

You can change the tool size very quick with the mouse wheel, pick the position to fix and then move the "transplant area" around until the details fit together smoothly.

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