looks like someone got chemicals on your film before it went into the
developer, or there were air bubbles on the film which were not
dislodged during critical initial agitation.
John
Camtech
jocke1s@xxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I am pretty new to photography and also OM.
> (Pretty darn good stuff so far though, just love my OM4Ti)
>
> A while ago I got some prints back from the lab and when
> I look at 2 pictures of the Golden Gate bridge
> I see 3 dark "blobs". Looks like someone put some
> drops of something on the print.
> Checking the negatives reveals (to my great annoyance)
> that the blobs are still there *sigh*.
> You could check out the picture (or at least a very
> poor scanning and compressed .jpg of it) at
>
> http://www.freetown.com/Downtown/FirstStreet/1023/index.html
>
> I am sure the cause of the "blobs" are obvious to most of you. So If anyone
> could please enlighten me It would be very appreciated.
>
> If I ever take something decent I will try to put it up
> on the Gallery.
>
> Best regards
> Joakim Svensson
>
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