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I decided that my Nikon Z 24mm to 200mm VR lens was not letting me get the telephoto range I wanted. So I bought Nikon Z 28mm to 400mm VR lens and a Nikon Z 17mm to 28mm lens and now I have offer the Nikon Z 24mm to 200mm VR lens for sale in the Classified Ads here at Photrio.

One year old Nikon NIKKOR Z 24mm to 200mm f/4-6.3 AF VR zoom lens in LN- condition with lens hood and both lens caps for $400US including & insurance shipping in US only. Will discuss with buyers from outside the US privately. I need a longer focal length lens in exchange for a 24mm wide angle...

I have had very good prefomance from Minolta slrs SR7 though MD11 and Nikon N75, N90, F100 and Z7II.

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It took very heavy slogging through the Zone System until I could distill it and get it simplified. Then I concentrated on the exposure part only and the clouds really cleared and it became much simpler and easier to us. Stick to box speed Choose which shadow detail is the darkest one that...

Almost any old camera will have probably been sitting around for a while and may need a CLA. In fact when I am shopping for an old used camera, I either factor in the cost of a CLA or buy it from KEH.com since if a camera they sold needs a CLA, they will promptly do one for the buyer. Just ask.

The supporting rollers are a must. I use a cog to connect the drum, not the magnet. I use the lift, but the bar was broken off when I received it, so I left the tank by hand.

Great emphasis on "slightly". It is much better to repeat the slightly twist than to over do it. I personally us the "out' method, not the "down" method.

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I was very happy with my circa 1933 Certo SuperDolly II. It had a really sharp Zeiss lens.

Welcome to Photrio! I use the 1540 tank for 35mm and 120. I have used it for almost twenty years without problems. I typically put 500ml in the tank. I use XTOL in the replenished mode. I add 70ml of stock solution to the replenished bottle before refilling with the developer from the tank...

The most important part is exposure. This will improve you success rate. I have been using the Jiffy Night Exposure slide rule since it was first published in 1963.

Thank you for showing us the results.

Welcome to Photrio! I use the Jobo CPP2 processor with the Jobo 3010 Expert Drum to develop my 4"x5" film, up to ten sheets at a time.

I purchased a Nikon MH-25a battery charger in Buenos Aires Argentina which does not work. I am sending a letter to Nikon Argentina to get it repaired or replaced.

Very useful, clear instructions. You might want to put a sticky note on the file so others can find it easily.

Too bad. I have been very happy with the Epson V850. Previously I had the 4490 scanner.

Welcome to Photrio! You have made some interesting progress with your work on this camera.

Great work. I love the mood the weather provided for you.

The Nikon N75 is exactly the camera I would recommend as a camera for serious work at a low cost. I used it as my go to camera for 35mm color work for years.

This is a clever idea to use when on cannot get a Macbeth chart in time, but I personally will stick to the MacBeth chart for serious color work. Thank you for sharing.

An interesting thing to play with, but I am more interested in the Harman color film and whether Harman will made a serious effort into color film.

It could be a defect in the film. It looks too consistent to have come from tray development. One way to find out would be to see if it appears on a second negative.

It is possible to use focal length as the functional driver to controlling perspective. I have done that in the past and will likely do that in the future. A longer length lens can make subjects appear to stack up while a wider angle lens makes it appear as though the observer has stepped back.

WideLux F7 makes me think in panoramic frames on landscapes and vertical views of objects.

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I like the Nikon 28mm to 200mm AF zoom lens better.

I have not needed to refocus Rollei IR 400 film, but then I tend to use larger f/stop numbers.

Every change, a full step or incremental, improve the website. Thank you.

I agree. Rollei IR 400 is my go to infrared film.