First role of 120 results. Whats happened here then?

[JB131]

Today i collected my test role of 120 film. All shot with a yashica mat 124 g.

I understand the light meters in these things are less than accurate at the best of times so i used my om10 to meter most of the shots as i know this to be working just fine.

All shot with in-date fuji pro 400

All of the shots have a sepia tone to them and as you can see, something peculiar is going on....


imm012 by JBrooks131, on Flickr


imm010 by JBrooks131, on Flickr


imm008 by JBrooks131, on Flickr

Is this just underexposure at play or something else?

 

[robhooley167]

In my experience, underexposure turns the negatives blue when inverted, this looks more like overexposure

 

[freecom2]

Did you scan them in or did the lab? Could you possibly take a picture of the actual negative (C-41 negatives are much more difficult to judge than B&W negs, but it should still offer some clues) and post it here?

Most of the detail seems to be there (and it doesn't look like a tortuous blocky scan), so I'm thinking it's definitely a fault at the point of scanning rather than any metering issues.

 

[JB131]

No they were dev'd, scanned and printed by jessops

Hmm ok so i Placed the negatives onto my iPad and they don't look sepia.

I'm rather confused.


neg by JBrooks131, on Flickr

J

 

[excalibur2]

Looks like a scanning problem..just copied the first one in Photoshop and selected image autocolor and it looked alright.

 

[JB131]

Hi Brian.

Would you mind posting it?

 

[trevorbray]

Looks like C41 processed E6

 

[excalibur2]

Hi Brian.

Would you mind posting it?

There you go, maybe needs a bit more work to remove slight yellow cast (assuming the sheets are white) but the first attempt was about 5 secs to do:-

 

[FruitFlakes]

Definitely a scanning mistake on Jessops' part.