The MIB Session

Can anybody tell me what happened here? I used Lomo Lady Grey film and an orange filter to add contrast. I was really dissapointed when I saw the result. The pictures came out all grainy and the numbers from the paper are visible. Only explanation I could think of was the light falling in from the little window at the back of the camera. Any ideas?

Photographer:
moodification
Uploaded:
2012-09-17
Tags:
artichekt black suits bw cameras essen friends industrial culture lady grey lomo shoot lubitel 166u mib moodification orange filter portraits sanaa building sunset sw zeche zollverein
Camera:
Lomo Lubitel 166U (available in our shop)
Film:
Lomography Lady Grey B&W 400 (120) (available in our shop)
City:
Essen
Country/region:
Germany
Year:
2012
Time:
dusk
Albums:
The MIB Session I

2 Comments

  1. colagold
    colagold ·

    Same promblem with Lucky film www.lomography.com/homes/colagold/albums/1869582-ermitas/ph…
    I think the problem is that the white paint from the paper detaches and sticks to the film.

  2. moodification
    moodification ·

    @colagold: Hey, thanks for the comment! That's what we figured, too! Must be some kind of production defect ...

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