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I tried super glue holding the eye cup with camera. That was too stiff and it did not work well for me. I thhe ey en used Pliobond 25 and that has worked well in holding the eye cup on the camera and being flexible enough to work well.

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Black & white film prewashing was scientifically, controlled and rationally addressed at length by PE. I suggest you do some research and read PE's work.

When I joined Photrio, then called APUG, I was introduced to the prewash discussions and prewash wars. At the time I had occasional rolls of film with uneven development, including Kodak and Ilford. After reading the comments and an extended PM discussion with PE, I tried prewashing. I found...

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Also once the film has been hung, take a paper towel and hold it to the lowest corner of the film to draw off the excess water.

Back to the original topic: black & white film will meet your needs. Now the question is will you have enough film?

And there is the root cause of the problem.

It is called "renting software."

Can the OP remove the glass from the scanner. If so that would allow soaking the glass various solvents.

I prefer my Tamron 28mm -300mm zoom and my Nikon 28mm to 200mm zoom lenses.

Thank you for providing this film on Steichen.

I sold the Gossen Luna Pro SBC because I need a better spot meter, replacing it with a Pentax Digital Spot Meter.

I too prewash Ilford films too and doing that has never caused any problems. Doing such keeps the anti-halation dyes out of my replenished XTOL.

You have a unique eye for finding unusual compositions. That is a good thing.

Welcome to Photrio! I have only moved to Los Angeles recently, 21 June 1969.

I use that 80mm lens the most. I found that the 60mm lenses is too close to the 80mm lens to be of much use. Therefore I use the 50mm lens with the 80mm lens as a pairing. I own the 30mm C Fisheye, 38mm 903 SWC, 50mm CF, 80mm CF, 100mm CF, 150mm CF, 250mm CF, 500mm C and the 2XE extender.

As my girlfriend always tells me, "If you want that camera, you will use it and enjoy it, and it will make you happy, you should go ahead and buy it. You have spend your adult life buying things that for others that they thought they needed or wanted, so now is the time in your life to buy the...

I have not found that I need to filter replenish XTOL.

I purposely bought PhotoShop Classic so that I avoid the invasion on my personal files and run PhotoShop on my computer and not on the Cloud.

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I used Gossen Luna Pro SBC for years and it never let me down.

LMAOROTF!

Since there were never enough 220 film emulsions for me, 220 film often cost more than twice the cost of two 120 rolls and processing a roll of 220 film also cost more than twice one roll of 120 film, I never saw a reason to buy A24 backs for my Hasselblads.

Only if one needs hard to get formats of black & white film.

That is what I do. Shoot from the street of other public property and move on. I cannot remember when someone bothered my about photographing buildings, people can be another problem. Then again, I do not do street photography.

I can develop C421 films cheaply enough. My problem is taking the time to set up the darkroom to print each negative for a few rolls of 120 or 135 film. I just take the film to Samys and have them develop and print each roll.

Verichrome Pan was discontinued because it contained Cadmium. To come up with a replacement would require R&D. Why would Kodak spend R&D money for a film with virtually no demand?

"Should you buy another camera?" No, buy two of each so that you have a back up for each type of camera in every possible format.