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I have bought very few cable releases during my life time, may be two or three usually with a locking device for long exposures.

Earthquakes will do that even small ones. Normal building settling into the ground will do that. Since everything is leaning to port, you should regularly drink some port every evening.

I have been told that not just by opthamologists and other medical practice MDs.

Monovision is not for everyone. Monovision bothered me to no end. For me the distance vision with one eye was not as good as with two eyes and the reading vision was not as sharp as with two eyes. The two different focus point, one for each eye meant the I did not see as well as I could and I...

So in effect you are putting an unknown and uncalibrated filter in front of the lens. Why?

Just a fancy word for an Inkjet print.

Unleaded solder is used in electronics and requires a different flux in order to solder properly and have good electrical joints.

It sounds as though the cataract surgery went well for you. The eye drops are needed to kept the eye moist and infection free.

I find that when I have the 80mm and 100mm lenses with me, which is often, I consider which to use often and most of the time I am not thinking about focal length but what each lens can bring to the composition.

I agree and as I pointed out before with the Jobo processor the development is much more consistent due to the constant agitation and even pouring in and pouring out of chemicals. I do not use the water bath for black & white processing.

I started using Nitrile gloves before COVID and I keep them handy when I am in the darkroom.

Welcome back from the Dark Side.

The first suspect it the paper backing, but that would be for 120 film, not the 24 exposure roll of 35mm film.

Since I want to use a larger screen using LightRoom and PhotoShop, a new Mac Pro Tower. It will be replacing my mid 2012 Mac Tower.

I use 3010 Expert Drum for 4"x5" sheet film.

I am looking forward to seeing photographs using the film.

Use a R23, R25, R29 or R72 filter depending on the affect that you desire and Rollei IR 400 film at ISO 400 and open the lens following the filter factor of the filter of choice.

My Jobo CPP2 processor is set up ready to use and I have used it for both color and black & white film. I use replenished XTOL in the Jobo processor. The use of the Jobo processor provides a consistency that I cannot get with small tank development.

The year I first heard about WeeGee.

I bought a Nikon 7ZII and took it to Antarctica so that I did not have to change films every 12 or 36 exposures, but that does not mean that I abandoned film. I got a tool for a particular situation. That is all.

The slide drops with gravity and is pushed up with an arm.

I wear a $49.95 Mickey Mouse watch.

I made not such statement.

It has always performed well at ISO 400 for me.

It is more about jewelry that about a time piece. Now that the use of digital circuitry can produce a very accurate watch, the need for a Swiss movement is gone and Swiss watches now are about being a piece of jewelry that tells time.

That never bothered me.

Nice reflections. A good time to leave the polarizing filter off.

Welcome back to Photrioi!

A more noble cause would be bringing back HIE, and that is not going to happen either.

Yes but Wee Gee was in his own universe.