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For decades I heard that during World War II the US Navy taught their photographers to fix in sea water if necessary, but I never tried it even though I a close to the ocean.

Uh, the lights are off?

No helmet. Would you add one please?

Monet did. At least for his enjoyment.

It is a world wide problem so do not go blaming Kodak again.

When I was in undergrad and grad school I would get a kick out of seeing someone sign up for a gut course [back then student speak for a easy class] to discover that that they had committed themselves to a lot of work just to survive the class.

I knew that. Look at some of my contributions.

... I am going to go sit in the corner.

Now I recommend the 50mm CF lens rather than the 60mm lens because the 60mm lens is too close to the 80mm lens. If you do portraits, the 180mm lens is a bit pricier but I think is better than the 150mm. I have the 150mm lens that I rarely use since I do not take portraits. I use the 250mm CF...

Excellent! A person of good tastes and a desire for excellence. Enjoy!

Excellent point. Thank you.

Correct. Color paper and film can only be opened in the dark. Please feel free to ask questions, all of us were new to this at sometime and others helped us.

:redface::cry:

Sorry, I can only recommend based on my local experiences. I use Samy's Camera on Fairfax in Los Angeles and Steve's Camera in Culver City California with face to face experience and Hasselblad New Jersey and KEH Camera Atlanta for the remote repairs.

Is this an illusion or real? Welcome to APUG Photrio!!

Now it looks like you just have to bulk load your own rolls. That means if you send them out for processing, you do not get the cassettes back and that just adds to the cost.

Mainly I just want the film that I asked for handed to my by the clerk. The rest of you can spend time arguing about pronunciations and splitting infinitives.

Excellent developing protocol. I like my bottles up and only use the front bottle. I have avoided mix ups and mishaps ever since.

I suspect an alignment issue. Given the camera is in such good condition, the problem, once found, should be easily remedied.

Come and ask questions. None of us was born with this knowledge and everyone of us has someone help them on the way. The one stupid bad question is the one that was not asked. Welcome to APUG Photrio!!

One can spend great deal of time and effort comparing and contrasting [pun again] film types, but the bottom line is that if one wants a 400 speed traditional grain film in 4"x5" then the easily available choice is Ilford HP5+ and the tabular grain choice is TMax 400. Test all one likes, those...

I will have mine with tea, thank you.

We are again in an age when many things that were accepted behavior in the past is no longer accepted. Each of these changes may or may not affect how each of us will do things in the future. I strongly feel that if each of us is passing off an image-photograph that can intentionally miss lead...

I would not say "NO THANKS." I have used their films. I liked them. But I like other brands better.

It is not tripe. It is a response to your views that you do not like. What is wrong with labeling work with the truth? Why does truth hurt so much?

Many companies I never expected were damaged or put out of business by the pandemic and we have still not seen how everything will fare. Only more time will tell us.

You are confusing the composition with the original image on film or the chip memory.

Some of the racism hits one in the face.

So avoid the controversy by honestly labeling photographs. Some people insist at prints be labeled as silver chemical prints or inkjets or film or digital. One should be able to honestly talk about their work. Is that so hard?

I hope you enjoy your F100 even more than I have.