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They are all good and do what you want. The question is which cameras fit in your hands that you like to handle and use? Smaller cameras for people with smaller hands; larger cameras for people with large hands.

I tend to take photographs, on purpose, without people because their clothes can automatically date the photograph. I prefer to photograph time invariant subjects, if possible.

AE lock and all the variants are quite useful and I use them often. Hence my comments about metering without the sky et al.

First buy a left handed house or room stretcher. ...

I am sorry that you had to deal with your loss.

Digital camera users in general do not seem to be concerned with questions about whether of not to pre-wet.

I do not worry about 14 f/stops of tones, since I know I can get it when I want to and when it is not possible, so my major thoughts are about composition and choice of compositions. I already have the equipment I want and I have not had a GAS attack in almost a decade. I know how to develop...

Film backs allow me to switch between color and black & white, infrared film, and film speed all options for every subject.

I am very happy with your decision. Now I do not have to worry about you competing with me for Hasselblad lenses and film backs. Thank you.

OR buy the Jobo processor which will last for decades and more than pay for itself in consistently great film development and longevity.

Rotary, aka Jobo CPP2+.

My Dual is still running well and I bought it in 1972.

No need. Mine is always better.

And even more nights.

Some people pedantically teach others not to be pedantic.

One outlet is powered at a time so one for printing and one for a safe light. A safe light might not be useful in the OP's work.

I use 500ml for developing with the 1500 tanks and I have no problems with surge marks or drag marks. I either reuse the chemicals the appropriate number of times adjusting for number of rolls processed or in the replenished model. The larger volume helps eliminate the surge and drag problems.

Unfortunately photographing children other then one own has lead to problems, so just stick to photographing your children. If you do not have any, make some.

No see your earlier post.

Why are you limited to a bike or walk?

Not in the minds of good photographers, especially press and fashion photographers. Hasselblads SLRs are so impractical that the design has been used since 1957 to 2000+ with upward and downward compatibility. The ax you are grinding is very dull, bent and well beyond it experation date. You...

I use it with my Hasselblad often. Your problem may be that you are using inferior optics and a WLF.

NOT on stereo cameras.

I use the in viewfinder bubble with the Hasselblad SWC.

Only if you can point out where to place the microphone and speakers.

I have not found FM SLR to be fragile. There is nothing elegant about TLRs and they are a pain to use with polarizing filters. TLRs have parallax problems with close ups. One cannot stop down to see the depth of field with a TLR. I used and found the Mamiya C330 to be fragile - the inside door...

So did Hasselblad, Rollei, Bronica, Kowa, ... with the SLRs that had interchangeable lenses and film backs.

That is the master bedroom which is not used as a darkroom but it does have a circular waterbed.