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I ad a roll of TX400 last week from my local lab and came back perfect, this week same film (2roll this time) same lab and same camera and the scan ate really grainy almost unusable .
Could it be the wrong timing when developing
 
Alan Clogwyn said:
Can you be sure you didn't just underexpose the shots?
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They look very bright and the 2 roll of film ate in the same state, I used the ricoh gr1s in Aperture priority most of the time like my first roll so I don't think the camera will have metered wrong 74 times
 
Looking at the scans I assume that is? Which have been auto corrected by the lab no doubt. How do the actual negatives look? Nice and contrasty with strong blacks? flimsy and grey, feint? Are there edge markings?

You need to narrow down a lot of variables: User error, camera error, film problem, development problem, scanning problem.

So I'll ask again, can you be 100% sure that the camera's exposure is correct? Can you compare it to a separate meter/digital camera?
 
Alan Clogwyn said:
Looking at the scans I assume that is? Which have been auto corrected by the lab no doubt. How do the actual negatives look? Nice and contrasty with strong blacks? flimsy and grey, feint? Are there edge markings?

You need to narrow down a lot of variables: User error, camera error, film problem, development problem, scanning problem.

So I'll ask again, can you be 100% sure that the camera's exposure is correct? Can you compare it to a separate meter/digital camera?
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The negs look really ,I have an old v370 and trying a quick scan as we speak
 
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