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Thank you. Amen

So true!

This is the way to go to maximize economy.

Correct. also readily available and priced fairly.

I was trained to store it in brown glass bottles in a cool, dark location to extend life. I think it helps but you will notice longer development times as it ages.

I have had good luck with DHL. I think it may help if you register as an importer with them. It.s very easy and I think it helps expedite your shipments. Very easy to do. Just call and ask for an import agent.

Can't beat the 23C. Classic workhorse.

Yes, A medium yellow and a polarizer will cover most all of your needs.

Agree, Ektar produces well saturated prints.

Agree, and if and when the cost of film and processing becomes more affordable the demand will increase significantly.

Exactly right.

Agree,You just can't beat Gossen meters. You can pick up analog ones very economically. The newer digital versions are great as well.

Graflex actually made an enlarger back for the 4X5 graphic. It was a light source that replaced the film holder back. You mounted the camera on a copy stand and you had an enlarger. I used one as a young wedding photographer and had great results. Things were more simple and economical them.

Don't touch it when the emulsion is wet and still soft. Let it drip dry.

As already mentioned, The large online retailers like Freestyle B&H or Adorama are very efficient and easy to order from. Unfortunately, many of the options for color negative films are regularly on back order but you can set an alert and if you respond quickly you will be successful in finding...