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WRONG Actually the photo finishers recycle them. It is added income for them. Kodak single use cameras have the best lenses. If you did some research instead of pontificating, you might actually learn something, though I really doubt that that is possible.

On my first time skiing, I took a bus trip to Mammoth. I learned a form of Dunning & Kruger. I was told: On the way to the mountain a first timer is a novice. On the way back from the first ski trip, one is an expert. After ten years, one says, "I can get down the mountain."

I have really gotten to love that on Hasselblad, but then everything about Hasselblads is wonderful.

Too late, the price was too good to pass up. I am so glad I bought it, but heck we need an new thread on Fisheye lenses anyway. :angel: Post your fisheye photographs here and on the Fisheye Photographs threads for double credit.

That is a bigger problem with the 30mm Fisheye. Time to start a thread "Talk me out of buying a Hasselblad Fisheye lens".

Please do not send him there. The Soapbox does not need him.

Often the bad guy in the movies and on tv are photographs. And we know that you cannot trust them. :angel:

Seal up the bottles the best you can, but expect the developer not to work the next time you want to print. Sometimes it works and sometimes it does not. Fortunately the developers are cheap.

Uh, yeh, that would be the one.

The WideLux takes wide photographs but it is not the same or similar to the SWC. Just a different animal.

N75 a nice light AF camera with a built in pop up flash.

No, it should not affect the resale value. I do not know why. Shoot a frame on the C12, advance the film and check. If not, call KEH and ask them for help/advice.

Pot is legal here but I do not have any. Will you send me some?

There is a big difference between complaining about a production problem and looking for a temporary or permanent replacement versus yelling about never buying unrelated products like film and other chemicals.

Then I wanted the Bronica S in the worst way.

You are missing the point that the anti Kodak rants have nothing to do with logic and facts. They are on an emotional roller coaster and they need a target to bitch about. Please do not introduce facts to the discussions about how they will never buy a Kodak product and how the are going to...

That does not compare at all, but then you would know that if you have been reading the posts on this and other threads. Of course that has never slowed you down for post what you do not know on threads.

I do not like being forced to do something differently than I have for over sixty years so that the camera company can save money.

Except for the lack of aperture control, which to me is the whole point.

Please add you location to your profile and to your photographs.

I have more fun with the SWC than any other camera.

I loved the 21mm Minolta lens even thought it is of limited use. I still have a 20mm - 35mm AF zoom lens. I would not go wider for a 35mm lens.

Do you get kissed too?

I have passed up opportunities to purchase G lenses. I want the aperture ring so I stick to D lenses.

Yes, all the time with stock XTOL and replenished XTOL, not with diluted XTOL.

Follow the instructions and you will not have particles as long as you have it heated to warm enough temperature and mix Solution A long enough.

Everyone's best photographs are with the lens cap on, because they are always perfect.

First rule of photography: Think

With the newer 35mm cameras it is easy to photograph quickly and that is a great temptation. With medium format, I am not forced to slow down, rather I have the desire to slow down and take my time.