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I have an iPhone, in the darkroom I have a metronome app and I set the screen to red.

That is why I recommend a Porroflex for the Mamiya Cxx and why I always use a PME prism on my Hasselblad 503 CX. The left-right reversal is a PITA.

Now you have to photograph with a Hasselblad.

One cannot base any conclusions on photographs that were not taken in a scientific standardize method. In all these decades, how come no articles are published in any photographic magazines, photographic journals, or photographic internet websites? Since you have dug in your heels and have...

Now I am going to hold my breath until this changes!

Wooden clothes pins

When I decided to upgrade from the Mamiya C330 to Hasselblad about eleven years ago was about the time that the professional photographers started trading in their film equipment for digital and I was forced to buy up all the Hasselblad lenses I could at Samys. Even the Hasselblad bodies were...

Man, now I am never going to be able to sleep!

You know she has not published any new photographs for as long as I can remember? She has never answered my emails either. :sad:

Oh gosh golly I will get right on that. Probably around the Twelveth of Never.

I do not like shipping peanuts either. I cannot get the shell off them and I find that they lack the crunchiness of roasted peanuts. I tried roasting them in my oven, but they just turned into a sticky mess! :mad: If I pour them the trash can, a lot of them end up on the floor.

I buy from them when it is appropriate, but sometimes I can get it cheaper from Adorama and save almost 10% sales tax.

Look in www.graflex.org in the information files and forum. There are two types of Grafmatic backs: Graflex and Graphic. You need to know the difference so that you buy the right one.

Not a warranty repair, but Quality Light Metric [https://www.facebook.com/pages/Quality-Light-Metric/554305868044042] does calibrations and repairs. George charged me $88US for a calibration last year and told me that the meter was not linear at the low end. When I called him about the non...

Epoxy would be better than welding. :whistling:

Of course, because that is just the way it is in the real world.

My Pentax Digital Spot Meter had a wrist strap and fits in a holster.

My Gossen Luna Pro SBC ate 9 volt batteries so I carefully removed the battery after each time I took it out. I was talking about keeping the light meter in the pocket.

Yes, he is the go to man!

There are many good recommendation already listed. I strongly suggest that you keep the light meter warm in your clothes in between photographs. That will help both the battery and the response [it will respond more quickly].

120 slides are beautiful, but to really enjoy them one should mount them in glass which allows cropping when needed but also preserves the original slide with better protection and better projection than cardboard mounts.

I have projects that I dive into that are in photography or out, and generally I stay on course until I complete the goal. Sometimes I set a project aside and come back later.

Team ADOX, many of his opinions are based on the coffee he had for breakfast on any given day.

I use Office 2008 on my Mac. When I upgraded to a new Mac, TimeMachine brought it along. For my laptop PC I use OpenOffice. I do not believe in renting software.

Of course!

It depend which camera backpack I use. One overseas trips I will carry a few lenses, while on a trip by car I may carry a large camera back pack and pick out one of many lenses at a place I stop.

Cropping or lack there of has nothing to do with the decisive moment. The moment is captured in the film or in the image area or it is not. Cropping will not in itself make a moment magic.