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I cannot bear it.

People who graduate from Ivy League schools get opportunities that other graduates do not. First of all companies hire them because having them in the company gets the company opportunities the company would normally not get, because of the prestige and who the employee knows. Second the Ivy...

How does one scan in a darkroom? Can I do it using trays or a tank?

You so nicely proved that you do not know anything about classes and classes in the US.

I remember a Radio Shlock salesman telling me that no one would even need more than 48k for the Trash 80 computer.

You did not account for leap years and the time beyond the 14th year.

OR the 135mm lens with the variable extension tube which may be more flexible for you.

That took fourteen+ years.

When I can find use ones in good condition, I buy the used ones.

The optical prescription could be the same or better or worse, its that packaging that is disappointing.

Even better MSNBC, not FauxNuz. Faux Nuz is for people who cannot deal with reality and things as they actually are.

If I remember correctly Mohawks took personal and tribal pride in specializing in high rise building steel work in New York.

Most of my photographs are with the normal or near normal lens.

I have not pictures to show you.

There are many to choose from. I like the Sekonic 308L which also has a flash meter [Edit: reflective and incident readings], Gossen Luna SBC, ...

Its free! He is giving it away!

I strongly recommend that you have it repaired before you do anything else to the camera and lens. You perhaps should send it back to the manufacturer.

Thank you. I have often admired those photographs. You would not have caught me up there.

Look at the part that uses the diameter of the film left to determine the frame number. The frame number and frame spacing are dependent on that. I cannot help you more than that.

If one has the skill to fix cameras, welcome to it. I will only work on my Graflex Model D because a retired Graflex-Graphic repairman taught me how to repair the shutter, but even on that camera I will send it out for anything else.

I look at a person for what they can do or did with what they started with and their initial abilities, not by race, religion, or origin.

I started with this and I still do it most of the time. For 35mm I have a 20mm to 35mm Nikon AF zoom, 28mm to 200mm Nikon AF zoom, 28mm to 300mm Tamron AF zoom, 20mm AF Nikon, 28mm Nikon PC, and a 50mm Nikon AF lenses. I use the wide angle and very wide angle lenses to capture the composition...

No, not for contact prints. I know the exposure for that. I make test strips for the negatives that I want to enlarge, if necessary. [Edit: For all film sizes]

No, bring back Kodak UltraColor 400 in120 again!

When I said it, I got flack. Alan agrees with me and someone else said that if my repairman had not said that, that I should change repair man. The SL66 has some great features but it is not the camera for the post digital apocalypse.

Neither did I.

When I earned my master's degree I bought a 35mm lens and a 70mm to 207mm zoom. I soon found the 35mm lens was too close to the 50mm lens and I traded it in for a 38mm lens. A year or two later I bought a 21mm lens. I knew that the choice of lens moved the subject closer or further from the...

I do not like the trend to put all the controls to be operated by the control wheel.

My Hasselblads are 56 mm x 56mm. As far as "Hasselblads are nothing special." just shows how much you do not know.

I all not stopping at infinity is definitely a failure.