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Yes, they always do. That is part of what I mean when I say, "There is nothing like holding a silver gelatin print."

There are bayonet lens hoods made by third party companies for specific lenses. One would need to do some research before buying.

While six years is not a long time between CLAs, a checkup to just address the problems that the repair person finds will correct the problem and a full CLA might not be needed. If a full CLA is needed, the have it done. Ask before you send the camera out. A quick telephone call ahead of time...

Fog adds an atmosphere that I rarely have available and when I do I have not thought of a good location so I loose the opportunity.

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There are no archival digital storage options today. So make copies of every photograph you want to keep in multiple formats [jpeg, raw, ... et al] on many different platforms [usb stick, CDs., DVDs, tape, et al] and store in multiple places. One of the biggest enemies is formats migrating and...

But over time, having consistently good sheet film development will spread the cost. Besides your photographs are worth it and you deserve to have every sheet of film developed correctly.

If the diameter and mount works, then there is a good chance that a 28mm lens hood from a different manufacturer would have the same field of view, and therefore a good chance it will work.

There are three problems with swapping lens hoods Diameter Mount Sufficient or insufficient coverage These factors make lens hood swapping harder to find successful substitutes.

Jobo Expert Drums provide flexibility with reliable consistent processing.

I found that the Yankee tanks splashed a lot of the chemicals out. Other tanks are better. I have no recommendation for 3 1/4" x 4 1/4" tanks, only 4"x5" tanks.

I have locked the lens open, pulled the dark slide and the cranked the focal plane shutter. That puts a diagonal line across the negative every time.

with the advent of digital cameras and smart phones, everyone takes photos and want them posted on the internet or on news platforms for free just to get seen. That has hurt all free lance and professional photographers especially in the photo journalism.

I have two sets of 13mm/15mm/16mm Nikon Rear Bayonet filters Y44 Yellow, O56 Orange and B2 Blue filters in Nikon filter cases for $40US each including US shipping and one 13mm/15mm/16mm Nikon Rear Bayonet filter NOS O56 Orange filter in the original box for $45US $40US including US shipping...

When I was regularly on graflex.org and bought two 4"x5" cameras from a retired Graflex and Graphic repairman, he advised that I remove the lens with the mounting board and use graphite on both sides, fire the shutter a number of times and then use canned air to blow off the excess. The cured...

I wonder what the OP's and others motivation is for buying random negatives.

Call KEH, they may have some in stock.

As a example I have photographs I took in Yosemite with snow in the foreground that goes to the edge of the frame. In that case having the boarder showing, demarks the edge of the frame with the same and different tones.

Almost the size of my Tessina on a watch band, but its light meter is broken.

The pot holes caused by the circular water movements are nicely captured in your photograph.

The Nikon F100 is the most advanced AF SLR that Nikon made without carrying around extra weight just to be able to machine gun a subject and blowing 36 exposures on one subject in at matter of seconds.

Do you have enough TLRs yet?

I never considered the Mamiya C Series ugly. It was the first big advance in TLR cameras in decades with the flexibility of interchangeable lenses. I had an early version of the lenses which meant flipping the camera from side to side because the shutter speed was on one side and the aperture...

I too moved from the Mamiya C300 to Hasselblad and never looked back.

Now you have the camera of your dreams with the necessary accessories. I cound that the Paramender was quite useful for closeup photography with the Mamiya C series TLRs.

Welcome to Photrio. Taking an idea from the press photographers during the first half of the twentieth century, wide angles lenses seem to be most useful for street photography. The choice of focal length depends on ones technique and experience.

I print with boarders when I want a professional framer to have the flexibility of including the boarders for the best presentation. Often I will put my signature, date and location of the subject in the boarder.

Thank you for your work and making it clear what the political problem is related to this thread.

I strongly recommend doing split grade printing. I use the strongest Magenta filter followed by the strongest Yellow filter.

I will not use a frame store that does not allow me the ability to specify margins and boarders. So you point is well taken. Because of earthquakes I now use acrylic plastic, but I use the best museum quality including 100% UV protection and anti-reflection. Especially large prints, color or...