Shooting Washi Film Sputnik D with my Leica M6 and Noctilux in Paris

I was in Paris in November and I wanted to shoot a special film, to change from the usual brands that we often shoot. So I went to Nation Photo at Chatelet and I purchased a roll of Washi Film D “Sputnik” , made by a french company. This film was originally made for aerial surveillance and cartography, I thought it would be interested to try it.
I went to Montmartre and le Sacre Coeur, the basilic of Paris, and I shot street photography, monuments, cafés, and the painters of la Place tu Tertre.

Then I came back to Brussels and I gave the film to Kodak Brussels to develop. They didn’t scan it because their Agfa d-lab 2 couldn’t handle the film ; it was too thin. So I scanned it with my Canon 9000F Mark II.
You can see the result below ; many pictures are damaged. I don’t know why. It’s a shame because I like the pictures which are not damaged, they have a great look, and the other ones would have been great as well. It doesn’t come from my camera because I shot many other films with it and I had no problems whatsoever. if you have any idea of why these pictures are damaged, you can contact me here :

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All in all, in was a fun experience, I enjoyed shooting in Montmartre, and I still have a few good pictures. I will try Washi Film another time and I hope it will work better.

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