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Can that be done with a Hasselblad back? Although I am not sure why I would want to shoot 35mm film in a 6x6 camera.

I speak Hasselblad. I never got an RB67 because I hater rolling a camera on its side for a portrait shot and I do not want to have to wear a truss just to carry a camera around. :P

It would be better to spend money for a good working 120 back than suffer and loose photographs limping along with a 220 back. I personally find that 220 backs make great bookends, door stops and wheel chocks.

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Middle names are used when a child is really bad or the suspect in a mass murder. So are you a really bad child or a mass murder? 😕

Box speed ISO 100. Anything else blows out the high lights or is too dark. There is not a lot of range of exposure with slide film. Film speed, formally called ASA.

Not just teachers. Engineers, professors, ex Kodak employees, ...

The software over sharpening of film and digital images has led to unobtainable sharpness that some now think is normal yet beyond what is optically obtainable.

120 and 220 films are different thicknesses. That is probably part of the problem.

If your retirement experience follows others and mine, once you retire you will be so busy that you will wonder how you ever got anything done when you were working.

Our preferred travel times are the Spring, Winter [off season] and Fall.

I believe so. Actually it has about the same number of lens focal lengths.

I like the quick wandering around. It gives a sense of size and relationships that get lost in photographs and other videos.

If fungus is a threat, then set lenses in direct sunlight shining into the lens with the iris fully open to help kill of fungus.

Fewer choices of lenses! That is a deal breaker!

No.

And that is the only country that I have ever complained about for this specific problem or any other problem.

Silly me! I have been using Samy's Camera for repairs since 2007! Am I walking around with unrepaired cameras?!?

I take mine to Samy's Camera on Fairfax in Los Angeles. Once you put it in the mail, in the US, the distance does not matter. Los Angeles Store & Rentals 431 S. Fairfax Ave. Los Angeles, CA 90036 Telephone: 323-938-2420 Fax: 323-937-2919 | E-Mail...

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At this point it would be cheaper to CLA the one you have.

Time for a CLA.

You failed to mention that carrying an RB requires wearing a truss to prevent hernias.

We are in violent agreement!

What you are stating flies in the face to scientific tests conducted for decades. Feeling that something is true does not make it true.

Come on! Who is going to support the used camera equipment market? It is time for you to pull your weight! Get GAS!

I am bordering on a twenty year maximum. Contact me about this in 2033.

When I politely asked for a hand inspection in France, the response was belligerent and rude. When I complained, even the inspector's coworkers and supervisor agreed that the inspector had stepped into it and was up to his ears but I still did not get a hand inspection.

The light leak is on the top of all the photographs, so look for the leak on the bottom of the camera. Remember the lens flips the image upside down and right to left.

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