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Photographs like this make me glad that I started this thread.

Yet another way to offset GAS.

The coffin will have built in storage.

That avoids the hose problems that are the suspected print washer leading problem. Based on my experience with the slip on connections, I would buy these print washers regardless of costs, if I was in the market for print washers.

I have found that the wash cycle of film or paper development sufficient to clean the lift delivery tube.

I am planning to take my Hasselblads and their lenses with me. :angel: 👿

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Welcome to Photrio! Let me think about your problem for a while to hopefully come up with some ideas.

I put small containers with the small parts in the large storage boxes.

Just make sure that the bottles are well labeled so that no one chugges the XTOL.

Hence, the scraping the bottom on the barrel for choice of the nursing home.

Welcome to Photrio! Best of luck on your print sales. Rather than investing in prints that may or may not sell, show some sames of the print and then let the potential customer select the subject from an album.

I suspect, no proof, that some of the investors react on impulse and may not put much thought into the project.

I have children who will have to figure out what to with the photographs, cameras, lenses, darkroom, film, paper and chemicals as well as the choice of which rest home I get stuck in. So while all that will be their problem, I have to be nice to them because of the last item on that list. 🥺

Make sure that you push out all the air in the XTOL bottles.

Risky in crowdfunding means that there are risks involved, not that it is inherently dishonest. As I posted earlier, one should read all the material carefully and balance to cost versus desire & need versus risks.

I too have used the Hasselblad for almost twenty years hand held. The only time I put it on a tripod is with the 500mm lens which is too unwieldy to shoot hand held, especially with the 2XE Extender.

Welcome to Photrio! Great repair job! Here at Photrio you will find others interested in DIY projects and camera repairs.

I use the 1 liter UniColor kit for 16 rolls of film following the instructions. I like to do all the processing in two or three days to minimize any color variations.

Siruisly, you would do that?

Welcome to Photrio! One can never have too many cameras.

And a welcome to Photrio to you too!

I replaced my Epson 4990 with the Epson V850. Overkill for my present needs but the Epson website had a great price for a factory reconditioned one with a full factory guarantee as though it was new. It is worth checking out the Epson website to see what is offered the day one checks it.

I am a strong support of the Hasselblad V Series which has strong supplies of lenses and bodies as well as repair services, but I strongly advise against the Hasselblad 200 and 2000 series which has no parts supply or service support. I have the Hasselblad 503 CX and the Hasselblad 903 SWC...

Sometimes karma can be a bitch.

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I have only used the time extension technique for C41 development. I use the replenishment method with XTOL and I found that not only works well, but also it is the least expensive way to go. If I knew how to replenish C41 development I would seriously consider using it. Recently I have been...

I have an iPhone SE third edition which can do the job, but I rather use a film or digital camera which gives me more control.

I have an Epson Perfection V850 Pro which can do the job. Perhaps overkill, but it will easily do the job.

Welcome to Photrio! The Acute Matte D is a very good screen but a split-image screen with surrounding micro prism is the easiest to focus.