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Shopping within a 10km radius is no problem for an average biker.
 
AgX said:
Shopping within a 10km radius is no problem for an average biker.
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Even riding 20km is not a big effort...
 
Heliopan Red 25 filter in Hasselblad B60 mount. It's surprisingly heavy, with a weight far exceeding even the B70 Hasselblad equivalent. I thought Hasselblad filter rings were made of brass, but I guess not. The fit of the Heliopan filter is also noticeably tighter.
 
Several rolls of HP5 120 for my students to play around with the couple of C330's we acquired.
A Nikon D850 and 2.8 24-70 G lens for me. My wife is actually still speaking to me when she saw the bill....:whistling:
 
Fomatone paper was delivered today. There's a Zeiss Hasselblad lens coming from Japan that I hope my Wife doesn't see.
 
mshchem said:
Fomatone paper was delivered today. There's a Zeiss Hasselblad lens coming from Japan that I hope my Wife doesn't see.
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Just tell her that there was a problem with it and you sent it back to be adjusted. She will never know that it is new to you unless she checks the credit card.
 
Sirius Glass said:
Just tell her that there was a problem with it and you sent it back to be adjusted. She will never know that it is new to you unless she checks the credit card.
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I have my own credit card. I would be dead by now if not. I use the "I am buying it to sell"
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D&K 210M Masterpiece Dry Mount Press (new) and tacking iron

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M.A.Longmore said:
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That Olde Trick . . .
What are you, a Jedi ?
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A friend of mine lives in an apartment building. He asks the janitor to receive packages for him and to not deliver the to the apartment until he gets home.

He owns one of every Leica from the II up to the M6.
 
Just ordered 5 light seal kits from Jon Goodman for a brace of Minolta SRTs.

Going to start refurbishing cameras to give to my son and his friends in College.

Time for these shelf queens to get back into circulation with a younger crowd...
 
Canon A-1 with 35-105 f/3.5 - what a brilliant combo!
 
A Beseler 45MX enlarger with lens. I still need to get a negative carrier, well, and a darkroom!
 
brushes, hair dryer with "cool" function .. and there's probably something i've forgotten
 
I got this Minolta P-adapter for 3$USD at David’s Flea Market in Plattsburg, N.Y.

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Another Hasselblad A12N back (2002 serial). Paid a bit over the odds for it, but it is completely mint. That makes three, so I can now have the choice of B&W, C41 or E6 at any one time :smile:
 
Sirius Glass said:
Try Rollei IR 400 instead.
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How come? They have the same spectral sensitivity as far as I know, both being repurposed aerial reconnaissance films. Retro 80S is simply spectacular when processed as a slide. IR400 has a speed advantage, but nothing more.
 
Anon Ymous said:
How come? They have the same spectral sensitivity as far as I know, both being repurposed aerial reconnaissance films. Retro 80S is simply spectacular when processed as a slide. IR400 has a speed advantage, but nothing more.
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I have only used Rollei IR 400 and gotten great results with the 720 filter. I have no experience with Retro 80S.
 
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