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This is sad and a bad blow for the OP. I am hoping for a better out come.

So do I and they are much better than single grade prints because the low. middle and high grads come through. They are even better will dodging and burning as needed.

So do I. The full reels are at the bottom for XTOL, XTOL 1:1 and replenished XTOL.

Which class does XTOL belong to?

Are you sure it was not AI generated or a hologram?

The problem is in the quest for the holy grail itself. We should not be looking for the perfect developer film combination, but for the developer that not only improves the composition but also corrects all exposure errors and depth of field. A developer that improves focus errors would be...

One can attend a wedding and enjoy the wedding OR on can photograph a wedding. Similarly one can test films and developers OR one can enjoy photography. One or the other but one cannot do both.

I shoot RAW and JPEG, store both in an original fold, and then only look at an post process the RAW files.

Post second cataract surgery: Left eye 20/15+[slightly towards 20/10] Right eye 20/20- I have no problems reading signs including road and traffic signs again. No need for eye glasses or contact lenses for the first time in 50 years. No problem using any cameras.

Actually UV light goes through clouds which is why one can get a sunburn on overcast days.

Thank you for the clarification. I was confused by that too.

I use several filters for infrared film. Each has its own results. From the least to the strongest: R23, R25, R29 and 72 [aka 720]. If one is using small apertures, adjusting the focal length is not necessary unless one can still obtain HIE.

Welcome to Photrio! You have come to the right place. There are a large number of Olympus OM users here who will be willing to help you.

Welcome to Photrio! Being a dinosaur I still shoot film, but I recently purchased a Nikon Z7ii camera and started shooting digitally.

Welcome to Photrio. As @Dan Daniel recommended, use optical lens cleaner from a photo supply seller and it when used following the direction should remove the residual marks. Use a soft cloth and do not rub hard.

I am not so sure about regrowing fingers. The last time I checked we are not genetically related to octopi.

Welcome to Photrio. I started with a Minolta SR-7, then moved through the SRT-100, SRT-101, SRT 201, ... you can not go wrong with any of the Minolta line. In 2004 I moved to the Nikon N-75 when my girl friend won a Tamron 28mm to 300mm AF Zoom lens which I still use. Assuming that you have...

This may help you in your research.

Why are we not surprised? I am busy counting the fingers on every hand in the photograph.

I posted the King's Visitor Book because if someone did it today and asked for the Queen's Visitor Book, that would be in very poor taste. So the proper term today is the King's Visitor's Book.

I did not speak to a sentry. I spoke to someone at the gate. I leaned about this from a Fedor's travel book and later found it in other travel books. {Edited by moderator}

Welcome to Photrio! I am glad that you were able to solve your problem yourself. In the future, please feel free to come forward and post any problems.

Welcome to Photrio and post often.

Frankly, the ISO boost is small and I very rarely notice it, but then if I want shadow detail I use the Zone System metering and that would be more shadow detail than the ISO boost.

Here is a comparison: XTOL has more shadow detail [there is a boost to the ISO], finer grain, and greater sharpness than X-Max.

I meant that when it was over, there was no recovery period. One comes out of surgery immediately being better without pain and seeing better. I am glad that you had a very successful outcome. Enjoy it.

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Forgetting about the light trap seems to be a right of passage for bulk film users. I did it one myself, so you are in good company. ;)

I had my first cataract surgery on my right eye in 2020 and had the left eye done a month ago. I too can now use my cameras with either eye and read without reading glasses.

A big secret about Buckingham Palace: Walk up to the gate and ask the guard to sign the King's Visitor book. You and your friends will be let in, be walked across the courtyard, while everyone outside the fence watch you, enter the palace through a door and be escorted to a table to sign the...