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That should get most of the red dust out so that you could skip vacuuming it.

Why not start with Rollei IR 400 and the 720 filter? You would not have to take three days to get the exposure in range for more serious printing.

Are there San Francisco art or historical museums that would be interested in displaying? Possibility to loan them or sell them to such museums.

Local photographer that I never knew about. Thank you. RIP

I prefer medium format and usually travel with it, but if I have to travel light or will not have the luxury to dwell at will when I would like, I will take 35mm.

Monthly club contests are a good way to get evaluation ones photographic work, but one should take such comments balance by each judges [or commenter's] background and expertise.

I always assuming that any used film back I buy will need the light seals replaced.

I see no reason to skip Tri-X. I get good consistent results from Tri-X that I can depend on. On the other hand, Tri-X does not work well in the infrared range and for that I use Rollei IR 400.

I suggest that the OP started with getting the dust vacuumed out. Using compressed air may drive the dust further inside the camera.

An interesting point of view. Thank you for posting this article.

Check out the forums in Graflex.org. You will find postings on exactly your questions.

How about only opening the package when all the contents will be mixed for a full batch of chemical? No PET plastic waste bottles. It is good for for the environment.

You have taken a big step. Best wished in your education and exploration with the technical camera!

A competitive show can be an entry way to become known to new people and new markets.

Temperature is not your problem. Just keep your powder dry.

Contests make Photrio more interactive and that increases user interest.

He also posted "I love the smell of hypo in the morning."

That raises the cost by a factor of 3. Instead buy a light meter, get it calculated and shoot the slide film a box speed. That always worked for me.

Heraklion, Crete is definitely worth going to see. Enjoy your visit.

The calibrated source would not be product specific, but that is handled by the light meter calibration laboratory.

Thank you for posting. I will see if I can get to see this show.

Welcome to Photrio! If you can find a place that can calibrate the spot meter to a calibrated source, their calibration wall address the two f/stop difference, it should straighten out any non-linearities too. I know that was done for my Pentax Digital Spot Meter. There should be someone in...

Occasional heat for one or a few days does not cause problems with film in my experience and as I have been told at Kodak when I worked there.

You have an interesting camera the you built. Can you tell us more about what motivated to build a stereo pinhole camera? Welcome to Photrio!

I look at each photograph separately. While a name such as a name such as Ansel Adams, Dorothea Lange, or Henri Cartier-Bresson will have me automatically comparing to each's other work, that lack of a name will not cause me to look with less diligence or interest.

Both are the same operation. So there are no differences.

There are a number of inexpensive 35mm cassette openers available. www.bhphotovideo.com/c/search?q=35mm%20cassette%20opener&sts=ma

Start with replacing the light seals and then let us know whether or not the problem was solved. We will continue to help you with the light leak if the seals were not enough.

Monitors please put a pin in this thread so it will be easier to find.

Long time, no hear. Welcome back and thank you for your detail photographic research.