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    Re: safe haven for tiny formats

    Quote Originally Posted by jcoldslabs View Post
    one roll of 35mm Tri-X not catching on the take-up spindle
    Ouch, done that before.
    Let us know/see how the rest comes out...
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    Re: safe haven for tiny formats

    Quote Originally Posted by Corran View Post
    Ouch, done that before.
    Let us know/see how the rest comes out...
    As have I, at my sisters wedding she still reminds me on occasion. But in the end it all worked out all right I missed a few shots but filled in with stuff other people had taken for the few I missed on that roll. Don't worry to much Jonathan I'm sure there is a lot of good stuff in all those rolls yet to be processed.

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    Re: safe haven for tiny formats

    Quote Originally Posted by jcoldslabs View Post
    Clay and Bryan, thanks for the votes of confidence, but having just gotten back from a 16 hour day (including travel time) shooting the wedding, I can tell you that I screwed up royally. Technical snafus abounded, including one roll of 35mm Tri-X not catching on the take-up spindle which means I missed some very crucial stuff. Rookie mistake!

    That said, I also think I took some of the best bride and groom portraits I've done, including some Type 55 shots with the Speed Graphic. The bride is a friend, and while she is not likely to be furious with me, I feel like I let the couple down. The rest of my coverage should be fairly comprehensive and competent--I'll know for sure once I've developed the film--but I feel like a complete heel right now.

    Jonathan

    P.S. I think Ramiro is right, auto focus would have helped.
    Good for you, you survived, and keep the flag high.

    Next time bring a big gun to the battle > Nikon F5.

    They are inexpensive now, AND WILL NOT LET YOU DOWN.

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    Re: safe haven for tiny formats

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    Re: safe haven for tiny formats

    +1 f5


    Quote Originally Posted by gth View Post
    good for you, you survived, and keep the flag high.

    Next time bring a big gun to the battle > nikon f5.

    They are inexpensive now, and will not let you down.
    Tin Can

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    Re: safe haven for tiny formats

    2 more from the Pentax 67, my favourite Point & Shoot

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    Both Tri X in TMAX developer
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    For Nathaniel, Tillamook, Oregon


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    Trying to get back to scanning new stuff, as well as developing new stuff (tomorrow? maybe?)



    Drew, Denton, TX.

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