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Easy! Just like I traded in a Mamyia C330f with the 65mm lens, 80mm lens, 250mm lens and every optional device made for the Mamiya in the KNOWN WORLD, he to could trade in his equipment and never look back.

How is buying a Hasselblad overkill? Buy one camera that last for life Buy one camera with abundant parts and services Buy one camera that is a system with a wide range of lenses to choose from Buy one cameran and NOT have to repeated by one camera after another that works, is serviceable and...

I have separate wet and dry darkrooms not by choice but by necessity.

I found that if I could not bring the image out with Selenium the photograph was not usable and moved on.

If one takes to time to run down all the paths, EI in not needed for modern films, just basic start with the box speed and use a light meters. Then if necessary adjust for getting the shadow details [not all shadow details add to a composition, sometimes basic black is great], and adjust for...

I use the Nikon f/3.5 28mm to 200mm AF zoom, and the Nikon f/2.8D AF 20mm to 35mm AF zoom. I also keep handy the Nikon 28mm PC manual lens I also have the 15mm AF lens, the 16mm Fisheye lens, the 20mm AF lens, the 24mm AF lens, the 35m AF lens, and recently aquired 150mm to 600mm Tamon AF lens...

Your keeping them from the hoarders is highly commendable. When we meet I will buy the dinner and drinks.

I have used Induro for five to ten years and found their carbon fiber tripods equal to the big brand tripods at a lower cost. There equipment is interchangeable with all the major brands. Lighter, lower cost, well built and interchange ability. What more could one ask?

I was introduced to a grain focuser at Kodak and found it allow the grain to pop into focus. I prefer the Peak Focusers. https://www.peakoptics.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=64 They are brighter and easier to use. The also work well in the corners. I put is on a piece for...

Reliability, parts and service are in Hasselblad's bailiwick.

The odious one.

Yes. I did not buy it, because I do not need another.

So using the box speed is a good start. Then learn how to use a calibrated light meter.

Yes, often.

Still not true. That is why digital fakes it with HDR.

A Hasselblad will provide the square format in the perfect camera, but it will merely make you wait longer between buying lenses. Once you move to Hasselblad, you will never look back.

The Hasselblad fits well in most peoples hands. Square is the perfect format. So go square and by the Hasselblad. I cannot comment on the price.

If the information is not there on the film, nothing can be done to retrieve nonexistent information.

A snapshot without style.

A cropped photography which did not change the meaning of how she looked at the time. But since you now have questions, divorce her and make a clean start.

Do not listen to barney or mike, they are so full of it their eye are brown and they know less than nothing. I am the only one anyone should listen to. Get the your cameras and light meters calibrated Put a protective filter on your lens Meter without the sky in the field of view or on the...

Another success story! 👏

Welcome to APUG Photrio!!

I agree that any change should not be made to the photograph, if it changes the meaning of the photography.

Not a major deletion that changes the meaning of the photograph but it is a slippery slope. See post #225 which is why the photographs should be shown as photographed. Also just because something was done in the past does not justify in the present - for example slavery.

Have done and will do.

One does the best that they can. The trash can may be offended by that characterization.

Thank you!

The flashes on the N75 and N80 are bonuses.

By the rules of the website and common sense it is politics, yet again.