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But if you cropped in the viewfinder, you would not need to spend time and effort to do it later and for every time you print the negative. Do it right to start with and your life will be better.

That is a way to deflate ones ego to complete flatness! 😱

Frustrating and scary, but finally success.

When I first got my Brownie Hawkeye camera I took a photograph of my brother about to leave on a bus to Philmont NM scout camp. He had a western hat on, backpack under one arm and a traffic pole sticking up behind his head with a "Walk" sign sticking out of one ear and and "Don't Walk" sign...

There is your answer. There is no control of how each one was done, no notes or information to compare. Garbage In, Garbage Out ===> GIGO

Are you PUNishing us?!?! :surprised:

I agree if the film has not been stored its whole life in a freezer or refrigerator. When I purchase film from a trusted store or website, I check the date and freeze immediately. I have had not problems with color or black & white film, although I was recently informed that Kodak Portra 800...

Yes, on the twelfth of Never.

I suspect that the safe light is fogging the paper. Take out a sheet of paper in the dark and place it on the table. Put a coin on it. Turn on the safe light for 30 seconds. Turn off the safe light and put the paper in the developer for 2 minutes, put in the stop bath for 30 seconds and then...

No, but you can continue to backpack with dehydrated water and condensed air.

Some of us are film photographers and do not have use for 4:3 or 16:9 or 1:1 except when mixing chemicals.

There are a lot of brain dead people wondering around in public. We do not have to worry about Zombies and the Living Dead.

In situations like that, try early in the morning before the buggers are up.

Since I do not have a workshop or the tools, I purchased one.

As if we had something else to do.

Actually after life.

Composing in the viewfinder is an outgrowth of taking slides; one does not want to have remount slides to individually crop every photograph. Once the good practice has been established, one continues using it and saves work cropping.

I hope that you did not overlook the bolded comment. I believe this is the path to pursue.

Yes, but receiving a package gives an emotional high. If I do not regularly receive packages, I start wondering on the streets in my neighborhood and if a Post Office, UPS, FedEx or DHL truck does not stop at my place, I chase after it barking like mad until it speeds away from me, winded, I...

More on perception … Art and Visual Perception, A Psycology of the Creative Eye, The New Version, 50th Anniversary Printing, Rudolf Arnheim, University of California Press Berkley, Los Angeles, London, ISBN-13 478-0-520-24383-5, ISBN-10 0-520-243838 Perception & Imaging, Richard D. Zakia...

Truly great infrared photographs!

By the way … Welcome to APUG Photrio!!

I agree with @BAC1967 go ahead and use it. It should be good.

A face like that could stop a truck.

I use fast enough film so that I do not shoot at 1/15 second and so I do not need a tripod or any size.

No need for the blackest of blacks here. Well done and very impressive. One must have the vision to see opportunities like this.

HCB was trained in painting and was wedded to strong compositions long before he started taking photographs. He took his background in strong geometric compositions and applied it to his photographic compositions. Cropping his photographs in his mind would destroy the composition that he had...

The OP is still looking for the filters. I predict that it will be in the last place he looks, if he does find them.

Now I learned something. Thank you. I understand that Sweden switch the country over in one day. That must have been challenging and exciting.