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I store all my factory sealed film in the freezer. When I take it out, I let it take at least an hour to warm up. If the film has been opened but not loaded into a camera, I store it in the refrigerator. Therefore I do not worry about film becoming out of date. I use Kodak XTOL developer...

Frankly I have always supported free press, but then maybe they do not have the same understanding that I have of the meaning of free press.

The developed rolls were as Matt said with in tolerance to make good prints. Perfect conditions are only reached at absolute zero and insanity whichever comes first.

It is a hard and awkward situation. On television shows the actors have teams of writers that supply them with perfect line, but life is not like that. It is a hard situation on both sides that started with less than good circumstances. The lens had problems that may or may not have been...

I know what to do. Reassemble the lens the best you can. Post it on eBay as "Rare. Hard to find. Highly desirable. Split image lens."

I agree.

Better put the top down to cut the drag.

That is not what Unicolor states in its instructions. Up to 12 rolls although FreeStyle told me and 16 rolls. I have done 16 rolls but I develop them all within two or three days.

Waiting until near the end of the roll ... I wonder is that a design feature? After all if something is going to fail, does it really need to do it in the worst way possible?

When these are sold out, I will put up my stash. Meanwhile, back to looking for 620 spools.

I too am bothered by the overuse of "mint". The only mint I will use is in Mint Julip around the Kentucky Derby.

So he made one mistake in his life. Do you live mistake free? I on the the other hand only made one mistake in my life. I thought that I had been wrong about something and it turned out that I had bee right all the time. Give the man some slack.

Ditto Me too I do the same thing

For night photography I have been using the Jiffy Calculator since it was first published in 1963. https://www.scribd.com/document/2604955/jiffy

Better aim the car downhill with a tailwind.

Dumb me I was being ironic. I have been sitting in the corner ever since I saw the price rise. I figured that he had sold it all off and no longer lurked here.I am sorry!

That is a great story. Too bad that NYT has hit hard times and must charge for everything.

Well now the OP has parts for the next fungus infected lens he get.

New York Times so I cannot read the article, but I bet the janitor really cleaned up in photography.

Wow you get a tough audience in your part of the world.

Could be be a single machined metal piece with a band of some material coated on the cylindrical part? If so you do not want to apply force to it.

I was not around then. Are we sure that when the tires got hot that the wheels did not deform and become elliptical?

In the US the thread would go down that rabbit hole, however the lens was a sow's ear to begin with. If I brought in a classic Mercedes Benz from the 1920's covered with rust, the upholstery rotten out and rodent eaten, the transmission full of rust and corrosion, crack and broken windows, and...

This is a good summary as a reference or for someone getting interested in using focal plane shutters in general.

My enlarger has a high brightness and an lower brightness level.

So I am not the only one that notices the self-righteous bitching. I am glad go see that I am not alone.

Yes, but I picked up on the "left hand camera" part and there are so few of those around that I felt that all formats should be fair game.

Search for PE's threads on this topic. He covered the subject thoroughly in the past.

Please define what that is? Attach a photograph? I get all sorts of weird things that I do not believe you mean.