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No just regular uniforms that are suits with labels.

In 1966 I put my Minolta SR7 on the floor using the delayed timer to photograph the ceiling. After I took several photographs, a guard told me not to take photographs. I explained that the camera was broken and just kept firing so I might as well not waste the film. Meanwhile the self timer...

When we were in the Louve, it seemed that everyone but us looked at everything through their phones and never looked directly with their eyes.

Nope. Nope. Never. No way, no-how. Unh-unh. Nope. Nope. Nope. Never. No way, no-how. Unh-unh. Nope. Never! Never! Never!

If my 4"x5" focal plane shutters are left cocked, they will tear.

. . . not seeing what is in focus, harder to use a polarizing filter, . . .

My cameras are in my study for easy access.

It is the "grounded in truth in some way" that has bothered me.

Most actively in use: 1 underwater film camera with interchangeable lenses 1 box camera 3 Nikon AF cameras 2 Hasselblad 2 4"x5" hand held cameras

Thank you!!! There are some posters that bring up that subject on 15 second centers and yet they never worked for Kodak or any film company.

My real horror about DPReview.com shutting down is that I might have to start reading www.kenrockwell.com! I breakout in cold sweats when that comes up at night in my sleep.

It does not take 5 minutes per lens. It takes me less than 1 minute per lens. Only lenses with shutters need to be exercised. You have a definite time management problem.

It is nice to be right. (y)

But the world did not listen to Kodak.

My iPhone 7 went MIA and I had choices. I chose the home button with the finger print activation over the three lens models; I chose the iPhone SE version 3 over the iPhone 13 or 14. Also that did not lighten my credit card as much.

It is the only place I look.

Not a problem with numeric months, because it is a de-facto standard. Besides then the day number gets larger than 12, the format becomes obvious.

Although I do not use digital photography, other than my iPhone, I found DPReview.com useful for lens reviews.

I have enjoyed my F7 for years. Great cameras.

With the case off, have you picked out all the remaining slide pieces? Welcome to APUG Photrio!!

The last I checked, my film and film cameras are not dead.

The most common pattern in North America. Europeans commonly do dd month year.

Welcome to APUG Photrio!!

That is a great summation. Thank you.

I looked as several forms of reflective lenses many times over the years and always opted for the refractive lenses at the higher cost with image quality being the decision factor.

It is things like this that kept me from using 70mm film.

I always thumped that tanks for the start of each chemical and inverted the tank at the start several times and then several times again every 30 seconds when I used steel tanks.

I use dd month year, except for sorting and storing negatives and then I use yyyy <<roll number starting at 1 each year>>

E*N*J*O*Y!!!

Almost all of mine is in the freezer.