Disappointed

**msk2193** · 8-Apr-2010, 11:38

Originally Posted by Darren H

Will-

I mainly use Fuji Quickloads-that solves alot of the issues

Will knows I do the same, but they are already running out of the Velvias at many stores. Just bought a bunch to put in the freezer, but self loading wil have to become part of the hobby!

**CarstenW** · 8-Apr-2010, 12:24

Michael, sorry for interjecting this in the wrong thread, but I see that you use a 75mm with a Master Technika. Having just started with a Master Technika and 90/210 f/5.6 Schneiders, I am already wondering about adding a 75mm, but the constraints on movements would frustrate me a bit, I think. Could you briefly discuss the use of this lens on the MT?

**Bill Kelleher** · 20-Apr-2016, 03:01

Originally Posted by Denis Pleic

As the Python crew would say - "look on the bright side of life":
if you decide it's not for you and decide to sell the equipment you purchased, at least you know where to sell it

And, you probably won't suffer a big loss (20-30 percent at most)... LF equipment holds resale value much better than the latest digigizmos...
And, at least you can say you tried and decided it's not for you

**Bill Kelleher** · 20-Apr-2016, 03:03

Oh thanks Denis, I've been whistling "always look on the bright side of life"all morning

**Kirk Gittings** · 20-Apr-2016, 05:31

Hope you are not expecting a response. You are responding to a six year old thread

**seezee** · 20-Apr-2016, 12:21

If the film cost is a deterrent, look into x-ray film. There's a (too-)huge thread about it here. Even the pricier Ektascan B/RA works out to 25¢ per negative on 4×5, including shipping. And you can load it under a red safe light!

EDIT: Just saw the above-post. Oops. And I see that the OP sold his gear in 2010, so I doubt he's on the forum anymore.