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Life can be hard sometimes when it deals you a blow like that. :laugh: Enjoy it and shoot more film.

Are you walking around with one leg longer than the other? C Jensen has been pulling you leg really hard. :laugh:

Is the time to panic now? 88% is a large jump but on which product(s)?

Less time in a Jobo processor did not work for me with any Ilford film. I add one minute to the 20°C [68°F] time and that works. Some people may have to make a bigger adjustment depending on rotation rate.

I could drink to that! 🍻 🍻 🍺

Uh, are you saying that you are a tweaker? :redface:

Perhaps you would consider not dropping things or at least changing lenses and backs over a table or shelf?

Ask the moderators for help, the title still reads C2.

OP, put the lens on your camera, load the camera with film, shoot a roll of film and then come back and tell us how you thought that the lens did.

I have never run into the problem of the paper bunching up. That is a CLA problem. One cannot complain about the paper running crooked when they know that they dropped the insert and it is out of kilter. A repair problem, not normal operation.

Well in your opinion is it a big deal? It is in mine.

Not as good as the products from Kodak, Fuji, and in the past Agfa. Without the orange background, correct color reproduction cannot be completely done. This has been known for decades, they are blowing smoke up your noses.

I only use film that actually acts like film, not a one trick pony that only works for scanning. Also I have very little use for ISO 100 film, I use ISO 400 film primarily.

I cannot remember who made replacement latches for the Nikon F100 and then the Nikon N80. Do a search on the Photrio website and see if they can make latch replacements that will work for you.

I only provided good ideas, my department, my division and higher immediately agreed with me.

They lost a big law suit to Polaroid. The courts buried them. Although originally Kodak turned down Land's request to do the manufacturing for his product.

But they could have been healthier or even avoided bankruptcy if they had listened to their employees, for example me.

Call Samy's Camera in Los Angeles on La Brea and ask the repair department people.

Unless the photographer become a target.

Backs need a CLA if the film spacing is off such as being too close together or too far apart, or the spacing increasing between frames as the film is used. As the backs need a CLA if number does not reset correctly when a roll of film is removed. I have had both occur.

I have always had the same experience.

Thank you

Welcome to APUG Photrio!!

I cannot tell you whether or not it price is good. What is the return policy if the camera has a problem? Welcome to APUG Photrio!!

I do not leave much slack in the film, actually very little.

Well rduraoc, welcome back to APUG Photrio!!

The OP said the video was Fuji centric.

Now that moves me!

Absolutely NO! I had the SR7, SRT101, SRT102, SRT201, ... and they were all different cameras.