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It works for him! That is great! But I only use one eye for 35mm and 120.

I worked at the Kodak Hawkeye facility. I am not responsible for any conclusions you may draw. ;)

Thank you. I saved it to my desktop so I can read it whenever I want to.

Gee I thought that you are about my age, but you must be even older than I though.

I posted several on Photrio on a Fisheye thread I started. I do not have any available on this computer.

Some people call taking photographs, "Kodaking", but it has been many years since I last heard that.

30mm C 38mm CF 50mm CF 80mm CF 100mm CF 150mm CF 250mm CF 500mm C 2XE Least used is the 150mm because I do not tend to take portraits.

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Au contraire, I have been at this level of Nirvana for many years. That allows me to enjoy what I have at a higher spiritual level.

I have been tempted by the ArcBody, FlexBody and XPAN, but never enough to actually buy any of them. I guess I have enough.

30mm C 38mm CF 50mm CF 80mm CF 100mm CF 150mm CF 250mm CF 500mm C 2XE

I have had great results with XTOL and replenished XTOL.

Its the film coatings that shed from the film. I find that if I presoak, I can get rid of that and avoid what you are seeing in the chemicals. The pink crap does not seem to damage the film, but it is annoying to have to wash out.

I shoot both black & white and color, switching backs or cameras on some subjects as I walk around. If I am traveling I generally will only shoot color. YMMV

I had a circa 1935 Certo SuperDolly 6x6 with a very sharp Zeiss lens that served me well.

Thank you for posting.

I look at available lenses advertised in the threads and at KEH.com and I have no desire to buy any more.

Service technician: Dean's Camera Repair (310) 782-8619 https://www.chamberofcommerce.com/business-directory/california/torrance/camera-repair-shop/8285137-dean-s-camera-repair O-rings I found on the internet searching for the sized needed. I search for the Nikonos Grease made by Nikon.

I found the bags of o-rings on the internet. I look for the Nikonos grease made by Nikon.

1 second according to my Hasselblad repairman causes the escapement to take the most number of counts. That yields the longest activation of the counting mechanism. The smallest f/stop causes the iris to the maximum range of motion.

I have been passing this information on Photrio and previously on APUG. I do 15 firings at 1 second and the smallest f/stop for each lens. That has saved me much grief.

Box speed. I have been shooting at box speed for Ektachrome since 1960. And yes I have tried other speeds.

Good question since once the paper gets wet one can no longer determine which print was first nor what the differences were caused by. Thank you for asking this question.

Welcome back and please stick around this time.

Welcome to Photrio!!!

I had a Gossen Luna Pro SBC that had a sensitive red activation button and it ate batteries until I started storing it so that nothing in the camera bag could bump it.

Yes it is for those that have the energy and stamina to do the hike round trip.

I found this interesting: https://www.anseladams.com/vernal-fall/?_kx=UqYtkDBRv35KR80i75JTHP3ZncVKSGBnE3tmcH6trd9B7sKJveVd7Oq3BzwY0aOg.Y7dwpm

Sign me up for that too. Smok'em if you gott'em!

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