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If the film was in the refrigerator or the freezer, then one must wait until the film has come to room [ambient] temperature. If the film was not cold, then there should be no reason that the film could not be loaded the day before. I am sure you will provide more background information later...

Use my words in post 6 and tie a pretty bow on it.

Put it on eBay as "rare, hard to find, highly sought, minty" and the famous protector "I do not know much about this."

It is 25 years younger than me so damned straight it is modern.

I hope that your freezer continues to operate will into the future.

And if a thread should be opened on these statements, the thread would go on for pages, no agreements on the different views and nothing would be decided. And another thread would just take up space that has to be maintained by @Sean and company.

Always worth shooting, but since you do not know how the film was stored do not shoot something that you cannot reshoot at a later date with fresher film.

That only applies to analog watches not digital watches. Warning this is not a post that will trigger an analog-digital war!

I see the mottling all over the photograph except for the subject in the middle of the frame, which seems to contradict the 120 paper problem. The rest of the photograph does look like the 120 paper problem but a sharp center image would not be there in that case. Something for both of us to...

To avoid the longitudinal curling use a wide clip top an bottom with or without shower steam.

They want to scam us for our money and they want it now! I agree.

One needs a watch. As pointed out in Gulliver's Travels the Lilliputians thought that Gulliver's watch was an oracle because he check it each time before he did anything, much as many use the cell phone today.

The water is foggy from the water motion. The sky is foggy from the clouds moving. That is part of long exposures.

Add to the list: Stuff that I had to buy knowing that I would never use it Stuff that I will not get rid of but cannot figure out why

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Great way to communicate that I did not know. I was not sure that Ian Grant was the correct person. Thank you for getting on this quickly.

You should have bought two: one for color and one for black & white.

I have not tried it since I do not have the camera to take stereo photographs, but stereo photographs of the tufas would look great.

Thank you Matt that was fast!

I asked the moderators to see if there is a better location for your post. Usually they respond quickly. Also take a look at https://www.largeformatphotography.info/forum/

Thank you! I order two in Kodak Yellow.

Most people tend to skip over the subscriptions on the credit card bill because they are the same every month and ignore a constant drain. That is part and a lucrative part of the subscription scheme. They laugh all the way to the bank. Am I making this up? No, I worked for several early day...

Just as I have thought Photo$hop is a racket to drain your credit card as fast as possible without you noticing it.

Verichrome Pan had cadium in it and that is toxic to the environment. It was easier to use new emulsions to R&D another film.

I like 21mm, 28mm, 50mm for the wide to normal range. I also like the 21mm, 24mm, 28mm and 50mm set of lenses which is my preference and what I have when I work with fixed focal length 35mm lenses.

In Computer Science with imaging, sound et al it is good practice to work in the best quality, resolution, ... one can and then when the work is completed save those results and if useful or necessary output at a lower quality or resolution. As you stated using the 8 bits resolution only may...

Some longitudinal curling may occur, however storing in PrintFile pages tends to flatten them out. One could also put the PrintFile pages on a flat surface place a large flat object on top and top it off with a weight and the curl will flatten out.

The relationship between focal lens and their field of views is invariant between rangefinders, slr and mirrorless cameras. It is a matter of simple physics. Furthermore just because I prefer and mostly use slrs does not prevent me from owning and using rangefinders occasionally.

Then go for the trifecta and buy the 21mm lens too.

I find that the 35mm lens is too close to the 50mm lens. Save the frustration and buy the 28mm lens.