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If one has to buy a dark cloth, I recommend that they buy one that is black one one side and white on the other. The black side is for normal use and and the white side is for hot sunny days.

I have a problem finding things when they are misplaced, so I am very consistent about putting things back in exactly they place they should be. Once misplaced, I have big problems finding them again, so I have learned to look in the last place that I would look.

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I definitely need two of them for stereo photography.

I so rarely have found motor drives useful for rapid series of photographs. Advancing film and cocking the lens are useful but only if the film advance is build into a camera.

YES, get the film before the hoarders do!

Time for a Victory Dance!!!!

During World War II the US Navy had its photographers use ocean water.

I like the photographs posted on internet with a Tri-X 400 rebate with a color image and an Kodachrome 64 rebate with a black & white image.

Focal plane shutters need a specific shutter speed while leaf shutters do not. Check the manual.

Need a haze filter Need a building feature to remove the buildings.

Not fast enough. The major advertisers need to jump ship completely and forever.

You are being most generous calling Twitter a cesspool.

When I am looking for a different approach I go to Large Format Photography Forum.

One week please for classified bumping.

We have been giving our lead in many industries away to the lowest bidder since World War II, now we have not industrial power and are dependent on every other nation. Stupidity abounds.

Nikon N75 with Kodak UltraColor film.

Years ago I found my Chromega Dichroic II 4"x5" enlarger and Arkay 28" wide drum drier on Craig's List.

I stick to Photrio, but I do not put my photos out for praise or shits and giggles.

One has to be on site to make film. It is not a remote job.

I often use the P mode on my Nikon N75 often. Unfortunately I made the mistake of leaving it in that mode when a took a helicopter tour on Kauai and some of the darker area photographs were badly blurred.

I want my money back from my film rebates.

Just loaded Kodak UltraColor in 135 for my Nikon N75. Soon I will load it in the Nikonos V.

From LAX to Lihue HI x-ray machines.

Congratulations @Andrew O'Neill! @Sean has moderators coming out of the wood work!

Getting everything right is skill. Good luck is getting a great print from a poor negative.

Weren’t these the stairs used by Walt Disney for the sorcerer’s apprentice?

When one uses the Zone System long enough it becomes reflexive. Almost automatic.