Damn damn damn!! I just got back my developed photos from AX99, and the one thing I feared most more or less happened. I have a fairly old (1986?) camera which has only 1 nice feature, auto-focus. No zoom or auto-advance or auto-rewind. To rewind the film you must turn a little crank. Normally I can tell when the film is fully rewound but for some reason my film rolls this time were abnormally difficult to turn and I mistakenly opened the camera before my 2nd roll of AX pics were fully rewound. Only the first few shots on that roll were harmed, but unfortunately this includes the one picture I most wanted from the convention, a shot from the masquerade of me in LoGH admiral uniform standing between Mr. Kikukawa and Mr. Ishiguro. Only the right side of the photo is hosed, with Ishiguro seeming to be in a light yellowish field. He is still discernible however. I am hoping fervently that there is enough info in the pic that if I scan it maybe it can be dorked with in Photoshop to clean it up. Anyone have any advice on this area? (Of course even if the online version can be fixed that still doesn't help the other thing I wanted to do which was mail Ishiguro and Kikukawa copies of the photo with a thank-you note.;_;) Most of my other pics on the roll are OK, mostly from the rest of the masquerade. However I would gladly sacrifice all of these (esp since there are so many other masquerade pix online) if I could have this one pic be made whole. Waaah! :-( ============================================================================== "Zu jeder Zeit, an jeder (sic) Ort, bleibt das Tun | Walter Amos der Menschen das gleiche..." - Galactic Heroes II | amos@sedl.org