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Where are you located? If we knew we could suggest less backlogged places. US is much to vage.

The age does not matter. I have older film backs. The back needs to be serviced by a Hasselblad repair person.

The Expert Drums are much better for sheet film when using the Jobo processor.

It is more likely that George Eastman will rise from the dead after all there years.

This is not an "if and only if" situation. One time use cameras and point and shoot cameras can also help to drive up the interest in film.

Which is the humor that PE and I got great belly laughs from.

Do you prewash/presoak? How quickly do you fill chemicals?

No, it has to do with the physics of the chemical reaction to light. If the illumination period is too short the reaction reverses. This is not something that can be corrected with the Parry Hotter Magic Wand.

1/10,000 starts causing reciprocity problems in some films because the exposure time is too short.

I do not use 1/1000 very often. 1/500 more often and I do not find it cramps my style.

Why do you hate the Leica CL and Minolta CLE more explicitly, please?

Whatever floats your boat. Jobo processor owners will not agree.

So do I.

The Two Letter Troll: Magenta is not a color!

But neither one has the temperature controls of the Jobo processors.

Just take it to an authorized Hasselblad repair place where they can put the body on a jig and put the body back into the shape of the factory specifications. Why are you making things hard on yourself?

Let me get some accelerator, a stake and some matches ... 🔥

Banding or the fact that as the viewing angle approaches the horizon, the light passes through more lower atmosphere and therefore shows haze and smog? Sometimes physics is a bitch.

When one takes nothing and uses logic with said nothing, the result is still nothing. There is nothing in you statement nor signs of any lock.

Absolutely nothing.

In the US lead was removed from gasoline many years ago.

This is hardly a problem when stores cannot keep film on the shelf. My 12 year old grandson today asked me for a Polaroid camera.

It is the optics and the system. This is not a problem with Hasselblads. Not so, a few years ago I bought a 500mm C lens for ~$480US with a discount the KEH offered to me. The 1750mm Hasselblad is too hard to find one available and its price would be pricey. The RB requires that male users...

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Were the sheets clean?

Because they are, after Hasselblad. :laugh:

Going wider than the Nikon 30mm lens may add distortion. Check the wider lenses carefully for distortion.

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I dropped of C-41 film for development and printing at Samy's last week and was told that I would take a week to get the film and prints done. I asked why and was told, "Too many people shoot film now." I answered "Not enough people shoot film now." The employees laughed and agreed with me.

Some imperfections are the subject of the photograph, not the purview of the lens' foibles.