Film problems

[yeekhai]

(1) photo shows some greenish colour on the right hand side, may i know what is the cause of this?

http://gallery.clubsnap.com/data/500/medium/966025_10200227743401729_2117072537_o.jpg



(2) this photo was taken using lubitel universal
(a)something funny happened, some of us with longer neck than usual,
(b) also seems like corner light leak - is it the viewing hole for film number leaking lights or something else?

http://gallery.clubsnap.com/data/500/medium/1053429_10200152185552830_605013393_o.jpg


TIA

 

[lordpain]

My replies are in red.

(1) photo shows some greenish colour on the right hand side, may i know what is the cause of this?

http://gallery.clubsnap.com/data/500/medium/966025_10200227743401729_2117072537_o.jpg


There could be a number of reasons for the green cast. One would be the usage of expired films/damaged films. As film age, the emulsion loses sensitivity to certain parts of the light spectrum and thus causing the green cast. Another explanation, although far-fetched could be flare.

(2) this photo was taken using lubitel universal
(a)something funny happened, some of us with longer neck than usual,
(b) also seems like corner light leak - is it the viewing hole for film number leaking lights or something else?

http://gallery.clubsnap.com/data/500/medium/1053429_10200152185552830_605013393_o.jpg

The longer neck is most likely caused by perspective of which you did not realise when you were taking the photo. Regarding the light leak, it could be the viewing hole leaking lights. I assume that you were using 35mm film for the above shot. Lubitels are made for 120mm film which have a backing paper to 'protect' the film which the 35mm film is lacking. To solve the issue, just use black tape and tape the red spot.

TIA

 

[yeekhai]

(1) got it, maybe due to expired film. the roll was from my friend.
(2) sorry, dont understand the perspective part, the rest ok. care to explain the perspective part?

Thanks