Now for some disasters!

[olroy2044]

Some bad ones from the Argus
This severe overexposed area ocurrred in several frames, in the same pattern. Bad seals? Shutter problem?





Here's the best of the worst! Did any of you guys know that these old cameras had no double-exposure protection?
D-U-H!! See the U-2 at extreme low altitude under the tree?


Still trying to get used to the parallax issue, too. Roy

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Looks like a light leak (seals)--upper right hand area of the back.

[mickeyobe]

Roy,

Because of the way the back slides into and interlocks with the body a light leak does not seem likely.
Unless the back has not been properly seated.

When installing the back you should press quite firmly on the baseplate next to the locking key as you turn the key. Otherwise it may be possible to turn the key without the back being adequately installed.

You can check its installation by pressing the baseplate alternately on the left and right sides. I should not rock at all.

Mickey

[Randy]

Gotta be a light leak for sure.