Search results

For 35mm I have been using the Nikon N75 for color prints since I bought it in 2004 and the Nikon F100 used for black & white film since bought it a few years later.

I believe that his behavior is being evaluated and Sean and the monitors tracking his actions to see how his actions develop.

35mm including panoramic and half frame, 120, 4"x5"

That happens more often than you may think.

I held my breath until I turned blue. When that did not work I just gave up.

The useful stop is one that is not deeply buried in the shoulder or the toe so far that little or nothing is useful.

The moderators are on to him.

With slides no one cares about a burnt out sky. If you have to have both use color negative film.

Meter the ground and the sky will find its place. Meter the sky and the ground will be a silhouette. So follow sentence number 1.

Today's hard to get films should return as the supply chain recovers, as is with other items.

Me. Sometimes I need a second hand and taking out the cell phone is too much of a nuisance.

I learned to shift on a 1957 Volkswagen. Then in 1979 I bought a Toyota Celica with a hydraulic clutch -- what a difference. Back to the '57 VW. One day while the car was parked I shifted in to Reverse and there was a loud bang. I did it again with the same result. It then dawned on me that...

. Welcome to APUG Photrio!!

I only use the terms for mean usable number of f/stops and avoid all the marginal cases.

Yawn

Definitely a one trick pony with nothing else to say.

Redundant remark. Are you going to repeat that, say it again, over and over?

Do I now have to go back and edit posts for the last twenty years on multiple sites when the issue has never been raised before?

Ever drive a motorcycle in the US Midwest? Drive in a straight line for 20 miles and make a right turn. Drive in a straight line for 20 miles and make a right turn. Drive in a straight line for 20 miles and make a right turn. Drive in a straight line for 20 miles and now you are home. Wasn't...

I got my 1970 Honda 350CB up to 100+ on the Pacific Coast Highway but the cracks in the road started coming too fast for me to go any faster. Better to chicken out then earning wings.

I don't got no stinkin' red dot!

Skipped five pages and still follows the convention that most people follow and other swear on their mother's grave is not the convention. Somehow this thread did not devolve into a film versus digital tirade.

I just have a lousy Mickey Mouse watch that work gave me over twenty years ago. No lights. No bells. No whistles. Just a lousy Mickey Mouse watch. And I remove that watch so that the watch band do not catch on the elastic band.

On some of the Hasselblad prisms it is possible to be done by the owner. My 45° PME does not have that. So I requested that when I had Hasselblad NJ calibrate it. They calibrated the PME but said that my model could not be corrected for my viewfinder screen and that I should just the ISO to...

Welcome to APUG Photio!!

The solution is simple. All the meters need to be calibrated and it would be optimal to be done at the same place with the same equipment at the same time. The PME 3 needs to be sent to Hasselblad in New Jersey which is what I did with my PME. I sent the rest to the same person for...

From the Kodak XTOL data sheets. See the last set of boxes on each page. I found that the 1:1 times are the same as the rotary times.

And just whom is your mum?

It was well into the twentieth century that consistent spelling of last names became important. In my family one of last names were spelt with 'f' or 'ff' or 'v', 'l' or 'll', 'en' or 'in'. Just no consistency and some people used multiple spellings. That makes genealogy harders. During the...