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For me it depend on the look that I want. Tabular grain is uniform and fine, while Traditional grain is larger and clumpy [uneven]. I prefer Traditional grain, however the characteristic curves are much straighter for Tabular grain and the reciprocity is better so there are times when I will...

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I perfer the D lenses for my N75 and F100, so please leave them for me.

Also on the other end, do not go below 5 minutes development when the temperature is higher. At that point one must cool the chemicals.

Shanghai is about the only thing keeping the final nails being hammered into the coffin.

I used my Superwide all through Greece and the Greek Islands.

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I use RC paper and FB paper, both glossy. I like the feel of the FB better and tend to use FB for something I will want to mat and frame for the walls, although there is no reason why RC paper can be used for the same thing.

Start with what you have, start using it and you will start asking questions as you do your own printing. I will not overload you with things to learn. Enjoy.

Just after I finished grad school I had bought several lenses for my Minolta SRT 101 and was shooting slides. My coworkers has arranged two weeks of classes with Ansel Adams in Yosemite. I was so smart that I know that the Zone System worked for large format but not practical for roll film...

I put mine on the outside of the door, spread it out to cover the area, and move around it to get in and out. It got in the way on the inside of the door.

Interesting and compelling photographs.

As Don suggested do not bother to control the temperature of black & white chemicals, instead adjust the development time for the temperature.

I suggest the 28mm lens and a longer lens such as 200mm. Look at zoom lenses.

I want a Hasselblad or Fuji XPAN with the 30mm, 45mm and 90mm for $20US and not a cent less!

I post pictures for selling items. Now you are being obstinate.

Cash. It has been used for thousands of years. You could try your good looks.

It needs labels.

Put that in your Funk and Wagnalls.

Ditto. It was a great leap forward for me.

Yep, it brings out the Kodak haters, the Ilford haters, the Fuji haters ...

These are some of the same people who will not use stop bath with indicator or PhotoFlo because those products are so damned expensive.

Thank you.

Thank you.

In another thread FOMA's prices went up too. This is not only catching, it is habit forming too.

So it is best not to be a high end camera store in San Francisco and other locations. I will keep that in mind.

Nikon Bayonet R60 and Y48 filters for the 13mm, 15mm and 18mm lenses.

Thank you, that is important to know!

Do you have any contact information or a web page for Oleg's Camera?

Thank you. That is useful. But it does not state how many rolls can be developed with a set of tablets. Any idea?