Oh yes, PE wrote extensively about pin holes from improperly mixed stop bath. Do a search on this website.
PE wrote extensively about using stop bath, its advantages, when to use stop bath with color film processing. A little research could save a lot of speculation posting.
Stuff I learned here from others. I have never had the problem, but then I use Kodak film, Ilford film and Rollei IR 400 and not the post Soviet manufacturer. I also mix chemicals to the manufacturers' specifications.
But the view is not exactly what the lens sees. I want to see what the lens sees and what the focus looks like. While I can put on an adapter back and a prism on the SWC, I then use the view finder just to see where the edges will be.
I have passed over all the 35mm range finders because I do not want my lenses limited to the 35mm to 135mm range and because I want to see what is in and out of focus.
Ansco 550 T was one of my films of choice for available light night photography. I used the film and threw out the boxes. Read what I post, not what you would like to read into it. Sorry if I hurt your feelings.
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