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As we age, the healing process time increases, thus making us more conscience.

Great composition!

The expense of film and processing including printing are very small for me compared to gas, food, housing and transportation. And I am in a good position housing wise and income wise compared to most people. There are other things that come to mind that are bigger problems for me.

I contacted the seller and asked if the 120 spool could be changed to a 620 spool or if he could provide a 620 spool instead. His answer:

I have never had that problem. When I took photographs while skiing I used the light reading off my palm and closed down a stop or used an incident meter. The incident meter did not underexpose, it exposed correctly. That teacher needs to have his incident meter calibrated rather than...

I have a N80 as a backup or replacement camera. I really don't need the N90, but ... someone else please hurry up and buy this camera body before I do!

My 150mm CF is my least used lens, but then I do not take portraits. I use the 38mm[SWC], 50mm and 80mm the most and the 250mm when I need a long lens.

For me rinsing hands is enough but I always wear nitrile gloves when using pyro [pyrogallo] and selenium, it is not worth taking a chance. If one is at all susceptible it skin irritations use gloves.

A picture of a pitcher.

Don't do it. Make a pin hole in a lens board.

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Mine too. It can take a 120 but it needs a 620 to take it up.

That definition would be true for all film formats.

What! I have nothing to worry about?!? Say it isn't so!

One could say that having background information is like pouring gravy on a piece of cake. 🤪 🤪😱

There you have it folks. It has been said. It has been written. It shall be done.

I think that it has to do with looking at it all the time and a desire to touch it.

I too use the easel blades for horizontal and vertical alignment when needed.

I have theN75, N80 and F100. If I want a physical workout, I go to the gym. I don't need no stinkin' F6!

It has to do with the red dot.

I am interested in the photograph, the rest is of marginal interest.

How would a blind person develop film by inspection?

WideLux F7 35mm camera has a fixed but moving lens, does that count? https://petapixel.com/2021/07/06/the-wonderful-widelux-panoramic-camera-jeff-bridges-love-affair/

But what was the purpose of having the airplane taking off from a car on a dirt road? How is that different from the airplane taking off from a car on a paved road?

We violently agree on this subject!

So a blind person can do this. Good to know.

That is why I am asking about this devise, it sound like it will consistently provide a hump. I am better off going 120 to 620 and rewinding on 620 by hand rather than pay $35 plus shipping to install a hump every time on the film roll.

And that changes the beginning point of the film, which is exactly what I want to avoid.

And that was exactly what I was thinking about when I posted.

Do you go from the 120 roll to a 620 roll and rewind it to a 620 roll or 120 roll to a 120 roll and rewind it to a 620 roll?