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Regardless of format, I wear contact lenses when I take photographs. For 35mm I can use my glasses with my Nikon N75 and F100 which are AF and have rubber eye cups available.

Since I could not find the Red 23, Red 29, and 720 filters in B60 made by Hasselblad, Heliopan, or B+W or even Tiffen, I bought a B60 to 67mm filter adapter and the Red 23, Red 29, and 720 filters in 67mm for shooting IR film.

If you can make it rhyme anytime.

Start timing at the beginning or end of the film, but be consistent on the fill and empty.

I store chemicals in Jobo bottles and photographic chemical bottles from photo stores.

Either way the length of exposure is adjusted by the camera or the flash without the photographer making any calculations nor decisions.

Usually the dirt is on the viewfinder and does not effect the photograph. It likes to collect in the hardest locations to clean.

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The SR-7 has an unique circular light meter on the right side of the front of the camera.nt lever.

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I already spent hours reading up on '-'. I have so much more to learn about the subject.

It may be an older tool but the photons have managed to figured out how to do their even with digital cameras and iPhones and the Jiffy Night Calculator still works and I still use it.

The TTL measures the received light and calculates when to cut off the illumination. The photographer does not need to estimate the distance the light travels and calculate the f/stop.

The only time I used a tripod while traveling in Europe and shooting MF was taking night photographs of the Eiffel Tower. And that is the only time I took a tripod to Europe in over twenty trips. And I took the tripod that time because I planned to take the Eiffel Tower photographs at night...

Where the tooth came from? Or from where the body will be removed? Or from where Special Forces exfiltrate hostages? Do tell!

If you really want to "gun and run" then you need to use TTL and let the flash electronics do all the calculating for you. Why are you making it hard on yourself?

Use scene 8 on the Jiffy Night Calculator. It is spot on for slides and that should nail it for you. http://f-sunny.com/night-exposures-in-a-jiffy/ http://www.cppdh.org/download/jiffy-calculator-for-night-light-exposures.pdf https://www.flickr.com/photos/46322625@N05/30151457250

Can you post a photograph straight at the end of the mount?

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Hats are required by the large format dress code when using sheet film.

That makes the latent image slide to the edge of the film.

I have forced air heating and air conditioning. Just change the air filters when you are supposed to and dust will not be a problem.

They probably were afraid that you worked for a highway contractor and your were photographing so your company could build a toll road through their homes.

What is the oldest non-functioning camera you have? Post your shelf queens and dust collectors.

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If you stood the whole time, I would bet that your legs are getting tired.

Eric, people are not attacked for sharing digital knowledge and techniques, rather for pontificating that film is dead and anti-analog blather.

All of the above about the more you do it the easier it will become. Plus if you are on a public road or sidewalk, there are no privacy expectations of others. Start in very public places like parks, monuments and public events. Soon this will not be a problem.

I was not going to. I was making a point that as in the past the same ones who bad mouthed analog are doing it again. They cannot stand it when the same is done to them.

So I am not the only one noticing that. Does that mean that I should make derisive comments about them? After all I was not the one who went into their living rooms and crapped on their sofas.