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Watch for the lowering of heads, puffing out of chests and feet pawing the ground. If you see any of those actions slowly back away, it is not time to be taking photographs.

I have talked with Hasselblad repairmen who know how to do maintenance on the 1000 and1600 pre-1957 Hasselblads as well as the newer 200 and 2000 Hasselblad, but they have told me that if they open them up for cleaning after having gotten informed consent from the owners that there may be damage...

For two years I have only photographed outside the house in Yosemite, New Orleans and Yellowstone. It is slowly becoming safe to go out.

Usually the springs are the first to disappear from the stockpiles and there are not good substitutes.

That is what I thought and the problem was that it had Cadmium in it which is toxic and that lead to it being discontinued.

Yes, the downside is that cameras needing maintenance will not get serviced.

Check out the bars for mating behavior too.

A few days ago I ordered a Soviet 85mm viewfinder from the Ukraine and it is on the way. The seller is in central Ukraine and has not been bombarded yet.

I have talked extensively to Mike at Samy's on Fairfax in Los Angeles over the years. If Samy's does not have repair parts for a camera, Samy's will not let him touch the camera, because Samy's does not want any liability, even if he thinks it is a quick fix. It is not worth it to him to risk...

Thank you for the update.

No, not really. Just a few members of Photrio.

Spring is here and I want to shoot my HIE, Konica IR and Rollei IR films.

"Enough camera" is a state of mine. It varies by the person.

It looks like it from the outside, but no. N75 N80

Or just use Portra 800.

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Are you exposing at box speed?

From the photographs of the negatives, the negatives appear to be thin which would mean more development time which would increase the contrast too. However if you are happy with printing the negatives and you have enough shadow detail, then the development is good as you are doing it.

It needs more development time.

One of these days we should get together for a beer.

Now you have done it! @Huss and the other F100 haters will have to find something else to gripe about. You have ruined their day!

My WideLux F7 was showing banding so I fired it in each speed 1/250, 1/125 and 1/15 150 times. Now when I fire 1/15 I can see that the lens does not hesitate part way across.

Now I have GAS!

That plus it used AA batteries and more bang for the buck than the F5, unless you need to add weight lifting to your physical fitness program.

A 28mm viewfinder and a 85mm viewfinder, the later from central Ukraine. A little support to them. He will ship tomorrow. He has not had any shelling yet. I hope he and his family stay safe.

Multiple typos f/2.8

I had the stickiness. A little rubbing alcohol and a Gin Martini took care of that. Actually a Gin Martinus because I only had one.

Makes sense. I should have been able to figure that out.

Nice trade. Close the door carefully and enjoy the camera. You have good tastes.