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Old 07-06-2006   #17 (permalink)
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try putting a bit of paper behind it, its a long shot but it might be because the light is too bright for the negative it is producing the red image, maybe some kind of background might help

like i said its a long shot but maybe worth a try?

im thinking here like red eye on a photo, the light reflects off the retena, possibly could be the same kind of thing, the colour on the negative is not strong enough compared to the film it is on?

i dont know, just an idea....
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