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I am looking forward to seeing photographs using the film.

Use a R23, R25, R29 or R72 filter depending on the affect that you desire and Rollei IR 400 film at ISO 400 and open the lens following the filter factor of the filter of choice.

My Jobo CPP2 processor is set up ready to use and I have used it for both color and black & white film. I use replenished XTOL in the Jobo processor. The use of the Jobo processor provides a consistency that I cannot get with small tank development.

The year I first heard about WeeGee.

I bought a Nikon 7ZII and took it to Antarctica so that I did not have to change films every 12 or 36 exposures, but that does not mean that I abandoned film. I got a tool for a particular situation. That is all.

The slide drops with gravity and is pushed up with an arm.

I wear a $49.95 Mickey Mouse watch.

I made not such statement.

It has always performed well at ISO 400 for me.

It is more about jewelry that about a time piece. Now that the use of digital circuitry can produce a very accurate watch, the need for a Swiss movement is gone and Swiss watches now are about being a piece of jewelry that tells time.

That never bothered me.

Nice reflections. A good time to leave the polarizing filter off.

Welcome back to Photrioi!

A more noble cause would be bringing back HIE, and that is not going to happen either.

Yes but Wee Gee was in his own universe.

Great work. Thank you for posting.

I am glad you got the customer service you expect and deserve.

Once a negative pops, it will not repop, so refocus and continue printing.

Wait to see if the negatives pop before searching for heat absorbing glass.

I leave the chemicals in tray for a few hours of over night, but I always put developer back in a bottle with the air squeezed out.

More extreme forms of astigmatism require the shape of a hard contact lens to help control the shape of the cornea for reducing or eliminating astigmatism.

OR real stupidity

So I must have had the same thought twice! Who knew? Don_ih

The 50mm, 100mm and 250mm with the 503 SWC are a great combination.

Do not bother to waste your time. Both making Kodachrome and processing Kodachrome are more complex then Ektachrome and both are more costly than the making and processing of Ektachrome.

It is good that Ilford is expanding its market in photography!

Are we allowed to include ourselves in our posted lists?

I would not worry about the face plate fogging paper. Besides if it did you would find out quickly. Enjoy your darkroom.

Very nice work. Thank you.

Welcome to Photrio!