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That is what I experienced on very dry windy days with static discharge.

Thank you for the detailed history.

I recommend that you send the camera in for a CLA [Clear, Lubrication, Adjust] and that problem and any other should be corrected plus you will a warranty.

It comes with the system and it is automatically set to be set up and used. It goes to sleep and cannot be woken up. It hangs up the system and cannot be interrupted or reset. I have spent hours many times on the telephone getting it straightened out when it hangs up. Now I have gotten it to...

One may require a CLA, but I never heard nor came across a bad one.

I had the V600 and now I have the V850 scanner. Both work well. Getting the shipping locks released properly and in order can be a problem. Beyond that return the unit and get another. I suggest to save money that you contact Epson and buy a reconditioned scanner. The warranty will be...

If any album material shows the slightest amount of adhesion to a print, color or black & white, do not attempt to remove the cover. Scan through the cover and work with the image the best one can with the software that one has available. Do not remove sticking covers.

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Often, therefore the choice of ISO 400 films.

I agree. A check over of a new purchase is wise. One of the reasons I buy at KEH or Samy's Camera is that a CLA is covered if needed on a new purchase.

I had a market without internet and I did not need internet to get a market.

They saw the image and since it would not be a highly limited photo, they cancelled the sale.

I purchased a 28mm, 35mm and 85mm versions for my Nikonos V camera. They work well. No problems.

I immediately last several sales on mounted framed prints. At the time I posted the details and as a result I will rarely post photos as examples anywhere on the internet.

Could it be for soft focus for portraits? Mount it in front of a lens and view it with and without the filter.

I agree that there is no need for a tripod support for any lenses other than the 350mm and the 500mm lenses. One would look funny on the 30mm Fisheye.

Until the built in rechargeable battery burn out. Generally in the past, built in batteries do not have the survival life as a product with replaceable AA batteries. So buy your own rechargeable batteries for your camera instead, if that is one of your criteria.

His books and others rarely talk about f/stops and shutter speeds because paper, chemical and equipment are constantly evolving. Putting such details are extraneous, would be quickly out dated and would never apply to a particular darkroom.

I guess we are on different courses.

What about the ArcBody and XPAN?

Hasselblad equipment is compatible back to 1957. The only other cameras that might be able to make similar claims are Practica or Exacta.

As a sixteen year old I had wanted the Bronica S in the worst way. Time advances, products and situations change, so when I went to trade in my Mamiya C330 with three lenses for a Rollei SL66, parts, lenses and service were already much better for owning a Hasselblad over Rollei. I bought at...

I had photographs ripped off from this website and that ended up costing my money.

There are always so many birds here that that is never a problem, beside the discussion is about the Wood effect with IR film and not wildlife photography.

As noted before by others, photographic prints should not be mounted touching the glass.

A lens tripod support should not require ANY disassembly. I have never seen one that did, ever.

And that is to be expected from a step above. Just as it would be from any self respecting 8"x10" or 16"x20" film camera.

I agree. Alan has the personal contact working the negatives with Ansel, Ansel's notes and years of experience working with the negatives, so it is entirely possible that Alan could produce a better print.

I would chalk it up to different season, different lighting and different metering technique.

Enjoy, yes. Need, no. I am confident in my work and in myself.