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1500 series tanks and the 3010 Expert Drum on my Jobo CPP2

I use between 250ml and 500ml in my Jobo tanks and drums on my Jobo processor. I have not had surge marks on any films developed on the Jobo processor regardless of the developer, black & white and color.

I love the TH-WACKKK of the Hasselblad. It tells everyone that Hasselblad has arrived and is on the scene.

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Thank you for the update. So far I have not had a problem with my Nikon F100 latch, but I keep you in mind in case I need your services and product.

Crowd funding has risks, so read the documents carefully and evaluate the project carefully to see if you are interested enough for you to take on the risk for you yourself.

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Yes, that too. Another good reason to have a top loading pack.

Essentially that is what I do - split grade printing.

I prefer top loading camera back packs. I do not like camera back packs which have sides that open up since if left open a lens could fall out.

Did you photograph the monkey to show it who was in charge?

I have had a few people tell me not to take a photograph of them and I walk away. I have been told by building security that I cannot take a photograph when I am standing in the street or on the sidewalk when I point out that I am on public property and they have no legal right to stop me...

Tempe Camera Repair has been maintaining my WideLux F7 for years. Look them up on the internet.

Nikor reels work well for 120 and 135 film, almost as good as Hewes reels.

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I too have reached the same GASless state after I set up a darkroom, expanded from 35mm, to 6x6 and then 4"x5". Then I traded in my Mamiya C330 with three lenses and purchased my Hasselblads. Once I had all the Hasselblad lenses that I wanted, the urge to buy any photography equipment just...

I too like the uncropped version better. The concept of the cropping is good, but in this case it would be too tight on the subject.

Why do these pilings remind me of Japanese shrines? Wondering :wondering:

Another great photography resource bite the dust. :sad:

If knowing how to spell correctly was an important quality, <control> L would not have been on keyboards.

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Great point! I did not know that. Thank you.

I started with plastic tubs to develop Ektachrome in the 1960's and never had a problem. Then I stopped both black & white and color processing for decades because I did not have the facilities to do any processing. In 2010 I bought a Jobo Processor which I use for both color and black & white...

I have used both multigrade filters and a color head. The color head is a part of my 4"x5" enlarger and just being built in makes it more convenient. Overall I found the color head much more convenient and allows for small variations which multigrade filters cannot provide.

Thank you. I am nowhere near shooting scripted videos as I did when I shot Super 8 for a starting family. As I posted, I am just starting the digital post processing learning curve.

I bought my Nikon Z7ii earlier this year and used it for one trip so that I could become familiar with it and its menus. I have poked around with Light Room and PhotoShop Classic, but I have not moved along the learning curves very far for the Z7ii, Light Room and PhotoShop Classic.