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Alan, if you do not like the message, why not just start a bunch of conspiracy theories? Just accept it at face value and stop reading in things that are not there and were never there.

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Again what the film saw and what the film recorded, so a straight photograph. Had the automobile lights been added with FauxTow$hop, that would have made it not a straight photograph.

You have shown yourself to be a wise person, using the 500C/M and SWC/M. Kudos.

In multinational, multilingual, multicultural settings such as international airports, politely asked questions should be responded to civilly and not with threats of arrest. Politeness can take a hike after the unnecessary threat. Even the supervisor agreed that the the threat was...

Roger, I got the humor the first time I read it.

Correct. Alan gets it.

Perhaps the lens aperture was not at the smallest opening.

Yes, try drafting tape which is made to peel off easily.

I am very hesitant to recommend a beginning film to a learning photographer for fear that the film's shortcomings and defects discourage the photographer.

Thank you, a new French word for me. His manager agreed that threatening an arrest for a polite question was out of line and he told the employee that I had not called him a bastard, I has said he was acting like a bastard. I asked the manager and he said in front of the employee that the...

Or a stubborn French man. I started a polite, the employee was the one that threatened. Great job of blaming the victim!

Why are you straining to define what is clearly already defined as not add or removing a significant object that is on the negative or slide? Cloning is merely a method for adding or removing an object, nothing more.

Renewing is cost free and automatic on eBay.

I recently bought a Tamron SP 150mm to 600mm f/5-6.3 DI VC USD G2 AF lens, Tamron Tele Converter 2X TC-X20 for Nikon, Tamron TAP-in Console for Nikon lens. The lens works well and AF with the N75, N80 and F100 but the tele converter will not auto focus older film cameras.

I had said something like "Pourquoi agissez-vous comme si vous aviez été élevé par une mère célibataire. Aussi, s'il vous plaît, arrêtez de chier dans le lit." That definitely got their attention and changed their attitude.

If the film has been refrigerated all the time or most of the time, just shoot it at box speed. That has never failed me in over 20 years of shooting refrigrated film: slides, print - color and black & white, infrared including HIE, Konica and Rollei.

You are stretching the definition of pictorialist well beyond the elasticity of its definition. Pictorialists were in their own world, an example it Mortensen.

Welcome to APUG Photrio!!

I have a digital time that allows me to do minutes and seconds or seconds and tenths of seconds. Check for one that is compatible with your enlarger.

See: www.digitaltruth.com/products/product_tests/infrared_film_004.php www.digitaltruth.com/products/product_tests/infrared_film_004-2.php www.digitaltruth.com/products/product_tests/infrared_film_005.php www.digitaltruth.com/products/product_tests/infrared_film_010.php

My experience ±0.5 f/stops to ±1.0 f/stop.

I am a white man of smaller statue. When I politely requested a hand search at Charles DeGaulle airport a few years ago, it got back full belligerence and a threat with arrest. I responded quietly and calmly, and got the same response. I drew myself up to my full height and responded in...

I would not recommend anything that does not work, work well and work consistently.

Mine is on my 503 CX and 903 SWC but both are in place. My Hasselblad repairman recommends Pliobond.

Yes, it is but it has only been working for me for over five years. Maybe after another five years it will stop working, you think? But it consistently working.

Maybe it is unable to reproduce. How sad would that be?

I use 1500 tanks and a 3010 Drum. I have not had a need to use 2500 tanks.

Meter at ISO 400, adjust 5 f/stops for the 720 aka 72 filter.