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Welcome to Photrio! Have the camera checked out at a camera store if there is still one near you.

Welcome to Photrio!

That is an interesting way to use spare parts and keep oneself busy.

It might be a bit hard to shoot Tri-X 400 in 4"x5". Ilford HP5+ might work out better.

Photographs would be enlightening.

My tank will take a maximum of 500ml, but I keep the replenished XTOL in 1 liter bags to maintain a good consistency.

For 35mm I use a 28mm to 300mm AF zoom lens and a 20mm to 28mm AF zoom lens. For medium format 6x6 in 120 film I travel with the Hasselblad 903 SWC 38mm lens, 50mm lens, and the 80mm lens.

Thank you for posting. Very informative.

Take Rollei 400 IR film with a R23, R25, R27, R29 or R270 filter or two.

The market became small and continues to shrink in size. There is not enough business to encourage further investment.

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Take the steps that Adam W suggests. Then if that does not work, call Epson Technical Support for help.

The arm should also set the frame number to '0', although I have a few film backs without '0' and have a ' ' [blank] instead.

I would expose normally and use the standard development for the first roll. Then vary as needed depending on the results.

I prewash color print film and black & white film to avoid streaking and uneven development.

I tend to do more black & white development than color with the Jobo processor because I do not like having to print each color photograph. I would rather send it out and not save up rolls of color film to process. Welcome to Photrio!

I took @MattKing advice several years ago and bought one of these. I have never had a problem with them.

That is good to know. The longer it stays this way, the better.

Welcome to Photrio! I use the paper box and the black plastic and have never had a paper fogging problem.

Welcome to Photrio! A light box could give that look.

That is an excellent point. Thank you.

No, I will not discourage you from buying the Texas Leica. You are in the wrong forum for that. Besides you will sleep better one you have the camera.

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I had a similar problem years ago. I do not remember the details, but there is a rod that resets the frame number when the film is removed from the back. Samys Camera took care of the adjustment.

The tariff issues generate pain on both sides of the border.

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Only freeze film that is still sealed in the factory packaging. If the packaging has been open the put the film in a ZipLock bag, push the air out and store in the refrigerator, not the freezer. I have been freezing my film since 2003.

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One can lower the contrast of any black & white film by just shortening the development time.

Interesting.