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Today most people would not have a clue what a darkroom is.

I have not been able to find cameras at thrift stores in the Los Angeles area for years now. It may be a good reason to move to BC.

After HIE was no longer available, I started using Rollei IR 400 shot at ISO 400 and then set the f/stop wider based of the red filter including the 720.

I replenish my liter kit but I am only using 500ml at a time. No problems have arisen over 20 years.

Maybe HBC had to make a rent payment?! What do you think?

Thank you. That helps us help you when you have a problem.

I still use my Nikon N75 for C41 color film and the F100 for black & white film. I have looked at the Nikons below the N75 and decided a while ago that N75 was the lowest I would go. When the N75 dies it will be replaced with an N90.

Noted. I stand corrected.

I will take that into consideration.

So does that mean that the UniColor C41 1 liter kit, a powder based kit, is useless? I have been using the UniColor C41 1 liter kit for almost 20 years and I have never had a problem with it. It states that it can develop up to 12 rolls of film, however FreeStyle in Hollywood recommends up to...

As long as there is vegetation, leaves and grass, one should be able to get the Wood effect. Are you specifically asking about snow and snow scenes?

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I would expect that for half frame/single frame cameras but what about with a 72 shot 35mm roll in such cameras, will they go to 144?

All the film counters on my Nikon AF cameras have a maximum limit of 36 exposures and they rewind after that. Of the rest of my 35mm cameras I too find the maximum number of exposures is limited to 36 with not automatic rewind.

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The manufacturers are able to do more R&D scientifically that any user can, so I trust manufacturer's instructions as carefully as I can.

Time is moving faster than responses are being posted. It looks as though the OP has moved on.

Interesting article and photographs. Thank you for posting the URL.

I have had the Viewfinder Preview app for several years now and I occasionally look at it, but I have never compared it to a light meter or camera light meter so I really have no idea how accurate it is. It does seem to be close to Sunny 16, but again I have not compare its results.

This is good news that Kodak is fully up and making film again.

That is what I would expect giving the way Apple will not allow "freeing" its captive phones.

Thank you.

However if the water temperature is too warm, the emulsion will lift off the paper. How does one use Hypo Clearing Agent in a print washer? Use it in a tray before putting the print in the print washer?

Using an iPhone, commissioned or decommissioned, sounds like over-kill when there are so many operating light meters available and often they have features beyond being simply a light meter. Is it the desire to use Viewfinder Preview app?

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In the 60's F for most of the month.

As are any other camera brand.

Reticulation in modern color film is so rare it is almost unheard of. Even purposely forcing reticulation rarely works.

The only way to find out is to shoot it. I have used old film in the past without a problem but nothing that old.