Phantom border when border set to off, with John S

[Mark]

I've got the new version of Hipstamatic (320) on my iphone and ipad pro. I've just been getting into it, not really been a hipstamatic user. But I'm liking it, other than the unintuitive nature and lack of documentation, which makes learning it tough.

But I have an issue I hope someone can clear up. It's when I use the John S lens and then I select a film with a border on/off option (like Blackeys Super Grain) and choose no border on it. What happens is that it removes the border but leaves a sort of phantom border where the border used to be. Take a look at my image I've attached, which is with John S and Blackeys SG (border option: none).

Is this normal behavior for Hipstamatic?

Thanks.

 

[Celine Lumiere]

This is normal - it was always like that.

 

[Mark]

This is normal - it was always like that.

Thank you very much for letting me know. I won't drive myself crazy over it then. But it is odd behavior -- no border should mean no border. Oh well. Too bad, was my favorite lens.

 

[Henrit]

D-Type film also leaves a phantom border (I tried to upload an example, but the editor informed " the uploaded file was not an image as expected ").

 

[Mark]

D-Type film also leaves a phantom border (I tried to upload an example, but the editor informed " the uploaded file was not an image as expected ").

Thanks Henrit. Not sure why the file did that for you, I can see it. But it's not important as you know what I'm talking about.

 

[lkbside]

If you turn down John S a bit - slider to left - the phantom border will disappear. (And the green tint will moderate too).

 

[Mark]

If you turn down John S a bit - slider to left - the phantom border will disappear. (And the green tint will moderate too).

It doesn't disappear for me, it is still visible. More transparent, but visible.