Thanks for the rec. I was just thinking (literally about 20 minutes ago) that I should start thinking about getting a CLA for my F3.Just got a Nikon F3 back from Bill Moretz of Pro Camera in Charlottesville, VA. where he un-jammed the shutter and repaired some corrosion around the battery compartment. Took about two weeks and was done at a very reasonable cost. Now a set of new seals from Jon Goodman and I'll be good to go.
I'll tear into many older mechanical cameras without hesitation, but felt that the F3 demanded a professional to refurbish. I highly recommend Pro Camera and Bill Moretz.
Thank you. That is valuable advice for USA residents who need repairs. After all, many of our film cameras are going on 40 or more years old.Just got a Nikon F3 back from Bill Moretz of Pro Camera in Charlottesville, VA. where he un-jammed the shutter and repaired some corrosion around the battery compartment. Took about two weeks and was done at a very reasonable cost. Now a set of new seals from Jon Goodman and I'll be good to go.
I'll tear into many older mechanical cameras without hesitation, but felt that the F3 demanded a professional to refurbish. I highly recommend Pro Camera and Bill Moretz.
Thank you. That is valuable of advice for USA residents who need repairs. After all, many of our film cameras are going on 40 or more years old.
Gee! Forty or more years old. Is that really old for a Hasselblad 500CM or a Leica M3/M2? Both my Hasselblad and the Leicas are fifty and more years old and going strong. I figure both are good for another 50 years and it will have been worth someone's time to have learned to repair both if needed. Of course, by that time they will have belonged to someone else for quite some time.............Regards!Thank you. That is valuable of advice for USA residents who need repairs. After all, many of our film cameras are going on 40 or more years old.
Do you plan on processing yourself? I've developed Portra in a Paterson tank no troubles with a warm water bath in a small bucket. Get a thermometer and you have all you need. Or simply drop off at your local shop and have glorious prints made.Purchased a Mamiya 645 AFD kit, 5 rolls of Portra 160 and 7 rolls of Delta 100 B&W, cable release and a bunch of accessories 3 days ago. Joined the forum yesterday.
10 bottles of Ilfosol-3 for my students. I'm starting to wonder if they're drinking this stuff...
I've never tried Ilfosol-3, although I have a sealed container of it to test at some point.
couid be a give away, freebee, book, equipment, film, chemistry
just something related to making photographs, or thinking about making photographs ...
Welcome to the forum. And long live film.Purchased a Mamiya 645 AFD kit, 5 rolls of Portra 160 and 7 rolls of Delta 100 B&W, cable release and a bunch of accessories 3 days ago. Joined the forum yesterday.
Probably at this time just going to send off film for developing w/ large scans. Trying to find time to shoot is hard enough with running a business. Maybe in the future when I have more time I would like to do my own darkroom.Do you plan on processing yourself? I've developed Portra in a Paterson tank no troubles with a warm water bath in a small bucket. Get a thermometer and you have all you need. Or simply drop off at your local shop and have glorious prints made.
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