How to Fix Light Leaks in a Film Camera

Light leaks are part of the Lomographic aesthetic — it adds to the daydreamy effect of film photography. However, sometimes its usual magic just doesn't work in some analogue compositions. A vintage camera with open light seals can be the culprit.

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No need to worry though, there's a quick fix for an unwanted aesthetic -- just get an acrylic ruler, a rotary cutter, a light sealing foam, cotton swabs, and 91% alcohol for this hack. Watch the video here.


Video sourced via Shawnee Union on YouTube.

2017-05-07 #tutorials #videos #light-leaks #tipsters #film-photography

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