I need a film scanner for my 35 negatives. Do you have any
suggestions. I would appreciate any advice.
Thank You

I met with one of the local photography clubs and confirmed what I
suspected, that being no one local processes B&W film.
What are my mail order options in the US?  Any recommendations either way?
I am looking for process only and sleeved negatives, no prints.

I am wondering if we can do posts here that deal with digital cameras
as long of the post put digital cameras in a poor light.
For example could I do a post that says that digital cameras are less
convenient then film?

Nuno Souto, consensus shows and experience proves that you contribute
nothing of value to these groups that you frequent.  Always an
instigator on the warpath with your vile and foul mouth, even to those
who have done no harm to you at all.  Whether you start the wars or

This newsgroup, rec.photo.equipment.35mm, is full of inappropriate posts
concerning digital cameras. This topic has been discussed at length here
many times before. Digital cameras that *look like* 35mm cameras are not
35mm cameras. That still applies to a film format, as ...

Do you know if anyone else does the chip conversion for manual focus
Nikon lenses so they will work with matrix metering besides Rolland
Elliot? He hasn't answered my e-mails and I've read some not-so-good
stuff about him on the web. Please e-mail me at gaasland@juno.com  

Try as I might, I couldn't come up with a "Mary Poppins" shot for Bõwser
so this will have to do.
http://www.d-mac.info/POD/POD-Aug-1408.htm

Today's furry little cuddly things... Escaped being boiled alive for
breakfast only to end up as Kentucky junk food!
Like the sheep farmer said. Some we shear, some we pamper others we eat!
http://www.d-mac.info/POD/POD-Aug-1308.htm

I think a worthy subject to discuss is the SI.  I applaud everyone who
was in charge of running it so well and especially the founding
members.
I don't agree that lack of participation was the result of the wars on

So here is a post that deals with film.
Vermont Lab Holds Film Funeral
http://www.pdnpulse.com/2008/08/video-vermont-l.html
This post is for our good friend David, who wishes to see less digital

Even with runaway technology its always nice to be able to turn off all the
bells and whistles and shoot like the great masters of yesteryear.  Ansel
Adams would be jealous of the D3 shooter.
<http://ritaberk.myhosting247.com/yesteryear.htm>

Hey John, I found it! Your old thingamajig. Can you guess the maker?
http://www.d-mac.info/POD/POD-Aug-1108.htm
LOL

http://www.jlkramer.net/Pictures/HB/afternoon.htm
With a mild lesson in iridescence.
-Jim

Retirement doesn't come easily for me. Boredom has set in and it's only
the second month!
Samantha (my daughter) must be out of her mind trying to sort out the
mess I left her... That's why I keep going to the office twice a day and

OK; I'm not a regular here, but something seems entirely out of whack to me.
The name of the group is r.p.e.35mm. Not
"r.p.e.cameras-that-look-like-35mm-cameras-but-are-digital".
35mm, last I heard, referred to a *film* format, having a nominal width