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That would be interesting.

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I do not use glass containers because excess air cannot be squeezed out and the danger of broken glass.

I use the Chromega color head with the strongest magenta and then the strongest yellow filters. The order does not matter, however there are usually larger areas of variation in magenta then yellow unless I have a large sky area.

I do not know. Please advise!

Now that HIE has not been available for years, I exclusively use Rollei IR 400 shot at box speed with Red23, Red25, or 720 filters. I will use Konica IR film when available.

Plastic accordion bottles and wine bottle stoppers have been a big disappointment to me in the darkroom. The first leak and slowly let air in and the second cannot hold a good vacuum. I switched to StopLossBagsTM found at StopLossBags.com. I strongly suggest getting their funnel so that it is...

This has been posted before, but it is still as enjoyable as the first time.

That is an interesting business model. How would you suggest he say in an advertisement?

In that case why not only read enough to load film, remove film, and only the other features you choose to use? I recently bought the Nikon Z7ii, I read just as I stated in the previous sentence, used the camera with only those features until I was comfortable with those, and then as time went...

I will either print square and cut the paper square or print in portrait [vertical] with the print raised towards the top.

Yes a straight printed single grade can match a split grade print, but that is very rare and that is part of the reason for split grade printing.

I am in violent agreement!

If there was someone there to answer questions and help.

I am glad that you figured out the problem. At least the ends the down time you having. Now got take more photographs and shoot more film!

I suggest sending it to KEH.com for repair or a Nikon repair person.

They are interesting, but at this point I would rather have a repair person do the work with a guarantee.

No me. I am done with working for anybody. My time is my own now and I like it that way.

I regularly carried on conversations with Ron on the PMs about whatever post was before us.

I do not remember who made the plastic box, but it was a company that made binders for PrintFile like products. I hope that helps.

I have not had any problem with any AF zoom lens focusing in my Nikon N80.

I use plastic archival photo boxes with PrintFile pages.

I suggest the Sekonic repair place or if Sekonic will not handle it for some reason KEH.com.

I have found that the Peak Grain Focusers are brighter, sharp and easy to use anywhere under the photographic image. Skip the wannabees and go right to buying the Peak Grain Focuser of your preference.

That is way so many who visit it end up staying for ever. A Hotel California if you will.

The adopted standard for 35mm film is 24x36 other sizes were were tried and were not selected. I would have liked to see the flexibility 24x24, 24x26, 24x28, 24x30, 24x32, and 24x34 or even narrower or wider, but I do not see that happening. What we have is half frame, WideLux and Xpan sizes.

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Cell phones are cutting into both film and digital photography.

Thank you for posting the link.