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For many years I took my Minoltas to the west coast office near by every two or three years for a CLA and to set the timer so that if the camera was set to B the self timer would give a 2 second exposure plus to handle the cold while I was snow skiing. I felt that having a camera properly...

That could be reciprocity failure due to a longer exposure.

I use Zones as an approximation exposure to for printing.

I suggest David Odessa or Samy's Camera, 431 S. Fairfax Ave., Los Angeles, CA 90036, Telephone: 323-938-2420 ask for Mike I use Samy's because it is close by and I get great service.

What I do is the fastest way. From the first roll developed, pour 70ml/roll into the new replenished bottle, then add the rest of the developer from the tank. From then on replenish for the rolls developed and continue using without worry nor guilt.

A CLA is needed for cold weather and especially extended cold weather use. The camera repair people need to be paid a living wage if they are to stay in business, If they are not supported now, they will not be working in the future.

But I am interested in Tmax 3200 and Ilford Delta 3200 both @Iso 3200developed in XTOL and replenished XTOL. That is where the rubber meets the road.

A fall from a horse, even a pony, will hurt.

It was a typo I corrected the next day. Get off your high horse. :P

The F100 can be used as a spot meter. Adding a telephoto zoom lens to be more precise adds no additional weight, because the 28mm to 300mm lens is the lens I use the most on my Nikon cameras.

Hasselblad has a 30mm lens and it is a FishEye. Think out side 35mm.

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All my photographs with the lens cap have always been perfect. The problem then is making the print [or slide].

I like the comparison. I am a fan of cordless bungee jumping. It makes a great impression. There is a real impact. It provides great coverage.

I use the spot meter with the Hasselblad or 4"x5", and the Nikon F100 as a spot meter when I am shooting 35mm black & white.

A PC lens can be used hand held. I use it that way.

You might want to check out a pulmonologist for your symptoms.

I use a Pentax Digital Spot Meter.

A t--a--l--l WLF.

In 2004 my girlfriend won a new Tamron 28mm to 300mm AF zoom lens for me at Bel Air Camera. Since I was about to fly out of town back to work in Rochester New York at Kodak, I wanted a camera to use it with. I had for decades used Minoltas and mine could not use the lens. I was shown a Nikon...

My reaction too.

Just move away when a dog starts to lift its leg.

Great response, well thought out!

I do not want the exercise that comes from walking closer to the subject.

Put on a long telephoto lenses or long ended zoom lens to get the spot reading.

I am looking to using those films for the 500mm Hasselblad lens with a 2XE extender at smaller f/stops for better depths of field.

I will go sit in the corner. :snif :redface:

Just hop on an airplane and drop over to the US to pick up all the film you want. :wink:

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