I sent some negatives and slides to drum scan to have the operator
claim that negatives show more grain in the final scan than slides. I
used 6x6 Fuji NPS 160, a film has low granularity rating. The other
film I used was E100G slide film. I find it hard to believe the

I was on the Walmart photo center web site and noticed they have a new
(to me) feature where they will scan in photos you get developed
in-store - for an extra $2.  I know Ofoto has done something similar
for years, but Walmart has added an interesting twist.  Now they let

What is the definition of a documentary?
Can a documentary have paid cast members?
TIA...

I have noted many threads claiming that the Fuji Quickload holder is
trouble free and the  Kodak is not. I prefer the Kodak films and would
like to hear from users as to their experience with the latest Kodak
single sheet holder.

does anyone happen to know where to find pro films (esp Fuji) in France
(somewhere near of Paris/Orleans)? I am travelling over there in a couple of
weeks and would be nice to know where to find films if&when needed.
Regards,

Anyone out there tried the new Kodak Pro Films, Ultra Color 100 and
400, BW400CN and Porta 800?  I've long been a fan of Portra 400BW and
am sorry to see it go.  Just wondering if this is just another of
Kodak's renamings or if it truly is a new "improved" film.  I never

Someone posited a question to this a couple of weeks ago.
I was @ a local retail who is closing out a bunch of outdated film.
In the box is some Kodak Precision Line Film.  135 bulk.
It states on the box that it is to be used under a (specified) safelight.

If what I'm trying to do sounds rediculous or impossible, let me know.
Basically I'm trying to project a picture on a wall and have it stay
there. I was hoping there is some kind of light sensitive liquid that
hopefully can stick on walls and wait for a projection. Obviously this