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Well said.

Also Delta 100, 400 and 3200.

Kodak Porxtra 160 and 400 Kodak Tri-400 Ilford FP4+ and HP5+ Rollei IR 400

I use the center column to raise or lower the camera as necessary. Also I can hang a weight from the center column for stability. Your practices may vary.

That is why I use 500 ml replenished XOL in my Jobo 1500 tanks regardless of the number of rolls being developed. That way the film is not short changed and none of the developer is wasted.

I am glad to see the support here.

When I go, I will take them with me. Seriously I am writing out the present value and where to one can look to sell them and how what they offer, half price as places like KEH and closer to market value at websites and ebay.

Consider a 4"x5" press camera which will let you shoot hand held and still has limited movements. Look at graflex.org in the forum and informational pages.

Well done. Those plants are struggling to dig in their roots.

Congratulations on a job well done! Now you will feel comfortable going back and making more.

I also have a turn table and shelves of records but I do not post endless chatter about that.

Well that indicates that you need to change your screen name too.

I use a Ford Explorer and a Jeep Grand Cherokee as my drivers. Both have steel drive shafts, front and rear. I do not think that Hickory or even Old Hickory would do the job.

So did I along with Rollei IR 400.

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Use replenished XTOL.

Only the ones that need it. Also one can put a tripod mount on any lens with space for it, but normally that is not necessary.

If film were really dead, then the dead would arise in mass, but not in a church mass.

Then someone may cut it down to make an North American non Aboriginal didgeridoo from it.

Yes, there was a portrait of someone getting shot in the head with the pistol against the head several years before in Viet Nam which played strongly in the anti war movement and upset a lot of people who previously were not concerned.

I never hiked very far into the dunes, so I have not take photographs of them nearly as great as yours.

Determine the most important features that you would like. That will determine the level of camera that you want and you have a range of many brands and models to choose from in a wide range of costs. At a particular level, they are all about the same so use a SWAG [scientific wild ass guess].

I too have an N75 which I just used yesterday with Portra 400 film.

Do not say that near my freezer. It would cause a panic.

With the 500mm lens on the Hasselblad it use the lens's tripod mount and the camera which is much lighter hands on the end.

Depending on your water and your practices, you may not need a surfactant such as PhotoFlo.

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So see post #4 and learn how to avoid the problem of the ball or balls getting sticky.

The color is right. Making it easy to find.