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Also wildlife takes one look at the lenses and moves the appropriate distance away to render their images too small to be interesting. The ice formations including into ice tunnels, caves and scenes with water. No polar bears there.

Does your enlarger have a choice of brightness? Some do. Welcome to APUG Photrio!!

I had sent out several rolls of film with photographs of red rock to Dwayne's and they printed all the red rock and red ground green. I had to pay to send it all back to them to reprint. After an argument on the phone they finally daned to reprint them properly. I never used them again.

It depends on the RF camera. They are not all built the same way. The OP has not told us which camera has the problem.

I agree with @DREW WILEY especially if one is using slide film. It will make a difference if one is using the Zone System or the Zone System with darker filters.

Not if it comes from the front of the film. You are implying that the light is coming through the back to the back of the film.

You might want to be checked out by an audiologist or ENT. Vinyl records sound well to everyone else.

I too have the film dry for 24 hours with a weighted hanging clip before I cut negatives into strips.

First use the AF mode and if that is not what you want switch to the MF mode.

I am also on the high side 70 and I still enjoy surround myself with my hobbies, interests and passions. In the last ten years I have increased my actively used cameras and lenses, Pueblo pottery, tapestries and baskets as well as around forty actively used Aboriginal didjeridus, Yiḏakis...

Do not forget the chandeliers festooned with antlers.

The scene was impacted with the Fall colors hence the yellows.

Amsterdam, Den Haag, Paris, Interlakken Switzerland, Grindelwald, Jungfraujoch, Lauterbrunnen, Geneve, Arles, Paris. This time we are staying overnight in the mountains so that we can walk and hike around Grindelwald and Lauterbrunnen and have a relaxed dinner instead of the one day tour of the...

The non-reversed image is one of big improvements for slrs.

This Fall I am going to Europe and for a change taking a 35mm camera instead of the Hasselblad. Normally when I use 35mm I carry a Nikon N75 for color with a Tamron 28mm to 300mm AF zoom lens and Nikon F100 for color with a Nikon 28mm to 200mm AFzoom lens and they share a Nikon 20mm to 35mm AF...

Since the light streak is in the bottom left, look for a light leak in the top right of the camera. If it is a range finder camera, it could be a problem in the upper housing.

After Hasselblad developed and perfected the concept of a slr camera system. Then Nikon, having a pattern to build on, had the initiative to build a camera system for 35mm slrs.

No, it was the simplest and easiest to use in the 1970's and 80's. I got the humor and added that I moved my thumb and left the cut thumb for the 'u' in your humor.

When I bulk loaded film I used one of these without slicing my thumb.

When Alan Ross recommended that I buy a Pentax Digital Spot Meter at his Yosemite week long class and get it and all my cameras calibrated at the same place, if possible, and the same time, I took it to Quality Light Metric in Hollywood (now out of business retired). Since then all my camera...

Not what one knows, but whom one knows.

What was the brand and model of the bad tripod? That would help others avoid that model.

Not the Streets of Laredo?

As if he would listen. Like many writers with a following, the following are a collection of true believers and new believers who would immediately flee is the writer changes or modifies his or her message. Unfortunately our society has become vertically integrated and outside opinions are no...

But if one understands and can use the Zone System exposure setting, then automatic bracketing is wasteful and very unnecessary.

Since I do not sell my photographs for multiple millions of dollars, I will not be loosing any sleep over this.

I have so rarely found that to be necessary or useful, that if has been many years since I needed to bracket exposures. Of course if one owns stock in film companies then go ahead a bracket for everything.

I put the exposed rolls in ZipLok™ sealed bags and refrigerate them. Since I am in a dry climate I do not have a moisture problem, but if I did I would put one of those descant driers from a medicine bottle in the bag too.

They photographed the digital print, then used that film to produce the printing plates, lithograph? etched? ...

Hmmm ... I will have to reflect on that ...