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I have not been there but I here that Edmonton goes below freezing all day starting in the middle of August and does not have its first thaw until late July. Some years the thaw never comes. Much like Rochester New York which has the winter and the fourth of July and sometimes the fourth of...

Three books on Henri Cartier-Bresson which I bought for myself and one on Ray Man coming to me from my girlfriend this holiday.

Naah the tabular grains are just more stubborn.

We could start an f/1.0 movement, if I can find a lens with that aperture. There was a Canon with an f/0.95 but I could never find one to buy.

No one but you want it. One side of the paper is slightly smoother and that is the side to place up in the easel. One side of the paper is slightly shiny and that is the side to place up in the easel. When you put down sod always remember "Green side up".

In Canada that depends were you are. There are some places in Canada that the snow never recedes. Are you there?

I have been following all the news about what Kentmere is doing and it has still not made me 30 pounds lighter and 50 years younger. This has to happen soon or Kodachrome will never come back!

I have enough Hasselblads for a lifetime and beyond.

Can I sign up for a $10 M Leica now?

I had a MInolta STR100 with the Rokkor f/2.8 21mm lens, the Rokkor 28mm lens and the Rokkor 50mm lens. I bought a Vivitar 85mm to 205mm pre Series I lens and its contrast was poor compared to the Rokkor lenses.

My point is that the grading scale in not set in concrete. It varies from company to company and product to product. What matters is the final print, not the numbers.

Enjoy

It does not matter what grade it is. How does the print look? That is what is important. 2.0? or 2.1? or 2.113? who cares?

Yes, people votes with their wallets for quality and price.

Well you focus better than most around here. If their brains were not on a lease, their heads would wonder off.

Time to replace it with a camera that lasts

It is just like barf. :sick: I would rather not have to deal with it. But you are free to swim in it if you choose.

Thank you for clearing that up.

Does that mean that you will slide down the insider of it on Christmas eve?

I do not see any statement that the antihalation backing is not included in these films. I will probably buy some the next round of film buying.

I use the two filter option all the time.

I rarely photograph is light sources in the composition, however avoiding films without the antihalation backing just removes having to worry about something that I should never had to worry about to begin with.

Too bad that the Sekonic 308X did not work for you. I have one and like it.

I load all film format with the image upside down so what I am seeing on the easel appears right side up. Plus that keeps the subjects from sliding off the print and hitting their heads. 😖

Which one have you decided to buy?

Honda motorcycles were good, but the first Honda car brought to the US, as Consumer Reports stated had a front bumper that could not stand up to a collision with anything more formidable than an overripe watermelon.

Well that is a non starter for me. I will stick to the film from the bigger manufacturers.

Post WWII much of the items from Japan into the US were junk, but by the middle 1950's the Japanese cameras dispelled that image. The Japanese camera industry benefited from the war because they were able to freely copy the German cameras without fear of being penalized for copyright or patent...