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"I shall explore 35mm works by some photographers."

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If you've seen any of Galen's prints in person the question will answer itself - yes, you can take...

Thanks! Surprised I missed that on the Schneider site, and FWIW you're correct, the 60mm Kaiser fits a bit loose but will work until I get the right one.

I bought the lens off ebay and the knucklehead seller didn't send it, even though it was in the description. He'll replace it but doesn't know what size it needs, and neither do I. I've searched...

Thanks for everybody's input, I'll check them all out. I'm pretty sure the cloth one I had trouble with was a Gepes. The Degroff isn't too expensive if it solves a real problem, thanks for the...

I've had a number of problems with cable releases, mostly the cheap ones with vynil housing but also a pretty nice cloth wrapped one I used for a while. The usual problem is the housing pulls away...

It's really very simple. Exposure determines shadow density, development determines contrast.

With B/W film you only need to know two things about the scene - the contrast range, in stops, of the...

I only use the straight bino thing, not the reflex viewer, which is bulky (and expensive). I've gotten so used to the upside down thing that I don't even notice it anymore.

To me, a 90mm isn't particularly wide or difficult to focus. I don't know what kind of camera you have but if it's a Sinar, their fresnel and magnifying bino hood really, really help. Even 55-75...