Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 1999/06/27
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]Did the affacted frames occur around the time you made a lens change? If so then you have might a light leak somewhere. Dan K. >My M6 is making one of its rare appearances away from the Leica repair >department, so I took it to the Paris Air Show as my working camera. > >Looking through the resulting photos, I'm puzzled to see that one just >three of the 73, there is a blue haze and general washed-out look on >the right-hand side of the frame. > >Two of these were taken with a Russian 9cm f2 Jupiter, so I was >tempted to blame the lens, but the third was taken with my normal 5cm >Summicron. > >All three of the pics in question were taken with a shade in place and >either in the shade or with the sun behind me, so I don't think it's >flare. The only other possibility I can think of is a light leak - but >if that was the case I'd expect to see many more affected frames given >that I had the camera around my neck and with the lens cap off for >several hours outdoors, and had about half a dozen lens changes >outdoors. > >Can anyone suggest an alternative reason for the problem? > >Regards, > >Doug Richardson > >