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I have not shot slides in a long time, but 11 f/stops seems to be too large a range for slides. For negative film both color and black & white under the right SBR conditions I have gotten 15 f/stops in the negative, but getting that many on the negative can be hard to get onto paper.

I have a freezer full of color and black & white film for three different formats. I am watching your testing and I will taking in your comments and results the next time I buy film.

Which camera?

I just bought the Tamron SP 150mm to 600mm AF zoom lens, it 2X extender and the Nikon f/2.8 16mm AF Fisheye lens.

I lost count of the lenses I have. I have many more lenses than cameras and I just got two more this week.

It is our job to help you feed your GAS.

The 28mm lens that I have is the UW and I would like the LW. I also have the 35mm and 80mm lenses. I like to use it for rainy weather.

We share the alcohol.

I like tungsten films for night photography.

I have the 4"x5" Chromega Dichoic II 5D-XL enlarger for years and I enjoy it.

Interesting. I had not thought of that.

Hasselblads are not unreliable and please stop talking about cameras that you never handled and know nothing about.

A good TH-WACK shutter noise is great. I love it.

I do not trust it based on your initial reports and lack of need of 220 film.

No the K1000 is much better and should not be used in the same paragraph or even the same page at that piece of junk.

My family owned a 1957 VW and it was never cool, unless it is buried under 200 meter under the snow in Siberia and it still would not be cool.

Actually the market died years ago and VW had trouble getting rid of the last of them.

There is a big difference between possible, probable, and likely to happen.

When I read the thread title, I thought that you had another child. :surprised:

My New Years resolutions are: grow more hair on the top of my head loose 30 pounds get 50 years younger with all the physical and mental ramifications give up abstinence become even better looking than my incredible good looks that I have now become independently wealthy continue become even...

In high school I wanted the Bronica S in the worst way. I went into Samy's Camera planning on buy the Rollei SLR or the Hasselblad and they convinced me that the parts, service [they have a Hasselblad trained repairman on site], bodies and lenses were more available for the Hasselblad than the...

I would need a circular polarizer to start with, but I am not aware of a circular polarizer that will attach to the back of the Nikon f/2.8 16mm Fisheye AF lens.

I hope that you do not have to carry it around much. Enjoy it and get a lot of use from it.

Are you sure? To mathematical certainty?

Rather than reinvent the wheel, I would buy used camera equipment which is in good or better condition.

How do you adjust the polarizing filter if it is in the rear of the lens? I see that if you are not including the sky that a polarizing filter could be useful with a fisheye, however then one needs to be careful of taking photos of the tops of their shoes.

The OP needs a real developer, not he left over coffee.

There is nothing wrong with Ilford's quality. You are just twisted out of shape because you had a few roll of 120 with paper problems. All the film manufactures had the same problem at the same time.

Both fisheyes have rear filters, no front filters.

Especially when I was taking a lot of low light level and night photography, I would strive to buy the largest aperture lens I could afford in each focal length.