We will examine the role played by the Saturn F ring during the plane crossings in 1995-96.
Emphasis is given on the ring thickness and the small inner objects.
We model the photometric data obtained during the Earth ring plane crossings and the solar crossing. New constraints from the solar crossing in November 1995 are obtained, in order to explain both the August and November 1995 profiles. New detections of four small inner objects were made, allowing us to cover several revolutions of two objects. We use the photometric model to infer the nature of these new objects. We also propose that they are composed of regolith ejecta and result from collisions between small moonlets.