Not a reason. Not even a worthwhile excuse. Everywhere else people were able to make the change without a brouhaha. People in the US just need to get over themselves.
You may want to do some research about the metric system before posting about converting to a decimal clock. That has never...
Moving around quickly in Scotland and Ireland as we do in the US is not possible. The roads are for getting around, not traveling at 60 mph or 100kmph. 8 inches on a map, takes longer to travel.
When I got my first serious camera it was a 35mm Voightlander Vito II later followed by a Minolta SR7 and I shot only slides for decades. Hence the need and desire to do my composition in the view finder and not crop except for a tiny minority which were masked between sheets of glass.
I found driving in Ireland or the UK easy. After two or three days at night I was dreaming that I was driving on the left side of the road without thinking about it. A GPS helps one find the way around.
NOT AT ALL GUESS WORK!
Just add 70ml stock solution to the one liter bottle. Pour off some from the bottle, add the 70ml and then use the poured off to top off the bottle. From then on add the 70ml per roll to the partially emptied bottle and top off from the tank and discard the excess. I...
Just continue using the bottle. Either
Adjust the time following the instructions
OR start using the replenishment method by adding 70ml per roll. <=== This is what I do.
Now I just change film backs.
I did it in the past with 35mm cameras and discovered that mistakes can be made putting it back in, it can get lost or forgotten. I have not done it since. Just buy another 35mm body and use that instead.
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