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It looks as though the prism is missing. If so, it is not useful as it is. Return it.

I suspect that some are burying it while it is still alive, just like they tried to do with film. 😲

Not a problem since AI art does not exist.

I never said "in", you did .

Someone with experience with that prism will come along soon and answer your question. But, by the way ... Welcome to APUG Photrio!!

One CAN input data. The developer has started it by inputting data.

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The programmer load the program with data to start it working, then after testing it, releases the program to the public. As each user added data, in this case scanning more art examples, the database grows. Therefore AI does not produce "out of thin air" or from a vacuum, but based on input...

Where is my time machine when I need it!

Hmmm ... typical off by one software error. 🙄

I too find ISO 6 a bit overexposed and the highlights tend to be burnt out.

@AgX has provided sage advise on APUG and Photrio for years. It would be nice to see him become active again.

I do not use my Nikonos V for diving, I use it for rainy days. Check the seals for flatness or dryness. Search for replacement seals on the internet and the special underwater grease for Nikonos cameras.

Great hair! Great portraits!

Correct, the classic Hasselblad seal light leak looks like that. You could replace the seals, but what if it still happened for some reason? I recommend returning the back and let it be the seller's problem.

One stop is well within the latitude of exposure, so develop normally. A number of APUGgersPhotrio members have posted test of C41 exposure and development with arrays of the film tested with different exposures.

AI needs data to base its work on. The "guy behind your terminal" takes the program which was exposed to data by the developer, and therefore is not out of "thin air". The guy that developed AI programs in the 1980s.

Some writers will write anything just to get their paycheck.

No, not out of thin air, but out of input data.

We agree on something!

Just because one can do something does not make it right or even ethical. One can enslave another person because they can, but that is neither right nor ethical.

The author congratulates coincidence with causality.

Plus you have paid benefits.

Gorilla Glue must be securely clamped for 24 hours or you will be disappointed. At least there is time to adjust it, unlike cyanoacrylate which has no forgiveness.

One needs large reels and large tanks. I think I would pass on this.

Cyanoacrylate does not stand up to shear forces. If one uses cyanoacrylate to fasten a mug to a table, hitting it with a force parrallel to the table top with shear the mug from the table surface possibly taking some of the said surface with it. Someone at work did exactly that and the only...

An even power of 2, 8 = 23 would be much better than a fractional power of 2, 7 = 22.80734.

The Thud could mean that something was not properly fastened. A trip back to the repair person should be your next action.

OP have you looked in that last place that you would look for it? I often find missing and lost things in the last place that I would look. I hope that this is helpful. :angel:

Would this also apply to those that use Nikon, Hasselblad, Graflex, Graphic, Kodak, Fujifilm, Voightlander, Leica, Mamiya, ... cameras too?