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Minty except for the scratch across the front of the lens. The camera works, but I do not know anything about cameras.

As in "like new" means driven over by a truck.

If that does not help, visit a camera store [again if one is close by], or send it off for a CLA [Clean, Lubrication, and Adjust].

Photography can teach one to see, if one wants to learn.

"mint" on eBay is the encrypted form of "RUN".

Even a digital camera does not think for a person.

I used stop bath with HIE and I never had pin holes, but you are spared from the pinholes since HIE has been discontinued for years.

XTOL 1:1 times are roughly equal to replenished XTOL times from my experience

This was posted so those that are interested can learn some of the back story. Some in this series have more information than others.

From my experience you are being charged a low price. I recommend that you do not complain about the low price to him.

While all this talk about 3D printing, such repair work is well beyond the ability of most people including people who read Photrio.

I have avoided the pin hole and crinkles with Rollei IR film, but not having them. I prefer to avoid such things.

I use Kodak Fixer, Ilford Rapid Fixer, TF4 and TF5.

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He got discouraged when he found out the camera and the film did not do all the work for him.

I do not have a development time for Acros in replenished XTOL.

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It is very important NOT TO meter the sky, especially when using IR films.

I have used Rollei IR 400 shot at box speed with the 720 filter and adjusted with the Zone System for shadow details developed in replenished XTOL. That I have found consistently brought out the shadow detail while retaining the Wood Effect.

Yes one may get a roll of film, but more important is an explanation. If an explanation is not forth coming then it is time to change the lab.

Look at my post: R25 [25A] has a factor of 3 [23 = 8 times the exposure time], 720 [72R] has a factor of 5 [25 = 32 times the exposure time]. Mathematics shows that 5 is greater than 3. I have found the filter factor for the 720 listed as 6 but that was a little too high sometimes from my...

Get 620 spools to use as take up reels and be careful to save the reels when you develop film to reuse the 620 reel as a take up reel.

If I need a longer lens than the 80mm, I reach for the 250mm lens first. I rarely consider using the 150mm lens.

Part disappear for all mechanical cameras too.

Like all the Hasselblad Zeiss lenses, the 250mm lens is sharp wide open and gets sharper as the f/stop is increased.

Some photons need to be educated in handling digital light.

A boat is a whole in the water that one pours money into.

Using box speed, taking a light reading and adjusting for the filter factor is more accurate that arbitrarily setting an effective ISO. Filter factors are supplied by the manufacturer, who actually know what they are doing, not like the random number pulled out of the air, guessing, without any...

Yes but the Wood effect is better with Rollei IR 400.

A typical BS answer from Mister BS himself.