Swan Lacking Sharpness

Developed in ID3, which I made-up over a month ago, (I read somewhere it wouldn't keep at all, but it was fine). Fixed in homemade Kodak F 24). I learned how to make negatives into positives in the iPhone, and scanned them in. They're ok, but a bit scrappy. This swan for example, if you zoom in on her neck, is not sharp. I think this might be down to poor scanning. The exposure was undercooked on several frames. Still entirely clueless with  Have only looked briefly, more later. 














 

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