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I prefer a factor of 2 instead, however that is set aside to allow for having the 100mm lens. But then again I almost never use the 150mm lens so it balances out.

Only if I do not have a working light meter in the camera or carried by me.

One way of getting rid of bad runs or poor products. Label it as special and sell off all of it, just do not put the name of your good products on it. Andrew saved us money by alerting us about a truly ugly film.

I think that there are some hiding under my bed but I am afraid to look! 🙄

I agree that the advantages of having a larger format with 4"x5" film are lost when one uses a 6x12 roll film back. One losses the advantages while having a bulky and harder to handle camera with a medium format film.

The larger the replenished XTOL container, the more likely that the balance between added stock replenishment is consistent throughout the volume.

I added dark slide holders to the Hasselblad film backs so that I do not lose or misplace dark slides.

These subjects will not be offended that the lens shows every detail and imperfections.

Enjoy you camera that now works the way you want.

Silos?

That is what I am referring to. The appearance of moving closer.

The blue color cast in Ektachrome was the reason I used a warming haze filter with Ektachrome, when I shot Ektachrome.

While I prefer to use ISO 400 films, I have gotten great photographs with ISO 100 Ilford films.

New Zealand has more spectacular landscapes that all most any where on the planet Earth.

I will go stand in the corner. I "feel" as though changing the focal length I am changing where I am standing relative to a normal length.

The problem is not because of politics per se, rather the cause by the ones who post political statements.

Thank you for sharing, but they do not seem to carry anything for Nikons and Canons. Go figure. ;)

I replenish with stock XTOL. XTOL 1:1 approximated replenish XTOL. Just stick to stock XTOL added to replenished XTOL [not 1:1] and you will be saving money while getting the advantages of replenishment.

You have a good strategy for you location. I just avoid eBay except when I can find no other alternative.

I do not make international purchases often, so I have manage to miss or dodge payments like that.

Yes, but pinches hurt. Is look one of those exposure aids on eBay.

If one were to ignore the tariff war, hop on an airplane and come to visit me in Los Angeles and I will drive you to Samy's camera.

The film was ISO 400, so that would explain my not being able to accomplish it.

OR take it to a camera repair man who can reconnect the proper parts and then you can freely change lenses whenever you want.

I have one of those, they were made by Kodak. Welcome to Photrio!

Take what is most pleasing to use and you are most comfortable.

I tried a number of times, but I have not been able to reproduce this result with my circa 1928 Graflex Model D.

Now you are just egging us on!

There is no one size fits all solution. There are different conditions and purposes. The more knowledge you can gain the better.

Thank you for the heads up.