Nikon F501 Camera
nikon f501 camera
Nikon F-501 overview
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NIKON F501 AF 35mm SLR CAMERA BODY FOR SPARES OR REPAIR – NO LENS $1.56 |
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NIKON F-501 Complete Film Camera Set (Made in Japan) $500.00 |
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Nikon CF-35 Camera Case F-301 F-501 N2000 N2020 – New $35.00 |
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Used Nikon F-501AF SLR Camera Brochure (1989.4.1) $39.99 |
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Nikon F-501 35mm camera,VERY NICE and easy to use, LOOK…. $19.99 |
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Nikon CF-35 CF35 Camera Case N2000 N2020 F-301 F-501 $15.95 |
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NIB CF-36 Genuine NIKON Black Semi Soft Camera Case N2000 F301 N2020 F-501 NEW $39.99 |
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Nikon CF-35 SEMI-SOFT Case for F501 F301 N2020 N2000 Camera Body $30.00 |
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Nikon CF-35 CF 35 camera case N2000 N2020 F-501 F-301 $19.50 |
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Nikon eyepiece correction lens for Nikon N2020 (F501) camera, $15.95
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CF-36 Genuine NIKON Black Leather Semi Soft Camera Case N2000 F301 N2020 F-501 $23.99 |
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Nikon F-501 camera body w/ AA battery adapter N2020 $99.99 |
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HOVE FOTO GUIDE BOOK NIKON F-501 N2020 CAMERAS $9.99 |
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Used Nikon F-501AF SLR Camera Brochure (1986.2.7) $69.99 |
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Nikon F501 AF 35mm film SLR camera body Boxed Japan $71.10 |
White streaks on pictures. Urgent! (Slr Camera)?
I just developed two reels of film at a local CVS drug store. I used 400 iso kodak film in my Nikon SLR F501 camera.
On one of the reels, there are white streaks all over my pictures. Please take a look.
http://i.imgur.com/BUnNo.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/d1l0q.jpg
Is this the fault of my camera? or is this the fault of the development of my film? When I looked at the negatives of these pictures I can see streaks coming up from the tiny holes, that are on the sides of the negative, and on to the pictures. So I know this problem comes from the negatives and it isnt on both of the negatives just one of them. I have a feeling this is the fault of the development lab since this hasn’t happend before. Should I ask a refund? or can this be fixed? The film is already developed so I dont think it can be fixed. But i am not sure. Please help.
This looks like negative damage during processing, and rather than physical damage it appears to be caused by liquid globules before final drying. Not a lot you can do at this stage though.