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Herron
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Username: Herron

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Registered: 08-2006

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Posted on Friday, October 19, 2007 - 12:59 pm:   

There should be some movement in the pressure plate, but it should be a minimal amount. If there are no burs or obvious rough spots, are you sure it was from the camera, and not something that happened in developing? If you're using some of the (rapidly vanishing) walk-up developers in stores, my experience with them is less than good. The operators are usually ill-trained, and the equipment not kept up and cleaned like in the "old days."

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