Shooting museums or indoors like that. Table top tripod? Monopod?,
high ISO? or simply forget it?
I have used the tabletop tripod. It works, usually allowed, but too
restricted when talking about finding the right position and height. I

We are going to Antarctica, South Georgia, and the Falklands in Feb 2005.
Any suggestions on type of  print film ( Kodak vs. Fuji)  and speed?
I have a Nikon F-100.  When we went to Churchill 2 years ago, I used
mainly Kodak Royal Gold 200 and 400 speed films and got wonderful

I have an old Folding Pocket Kodak camera that takes 122 format, which
is very large (3 1/4 X 5 1/2).  I've got one spool and I'm going to
fabricate another one (from brass).  I want to buy aerial film and
roll my own stock, but what could I use for backing paper?  I don't

With Technical Pan going away, I'm wondering if Adox Bluefire is in any
sense a substitute.  What do people know about it?  It is made by the
Canadian group that uses the Adox name.  A German group also calls itself
Adox; both sprang up after the Adox trademark lapsed.

A couple of years ago there was an interesting thread in this group
about the relative merits of Cibachrome versus Fuji Crystal. I
recently submitted one 2 ¼ x 2 ¼ slide to a local photo lab to have
both an Ilfochrome and a Lightjet 5000/Fuji Crystal Archive 16 x 24

Ever since I saw these images, I could not help myself to
wonder how different they look.... Both rolls are contemporary
Fuji slide material:
  http://www.pbase.com/phototalk_thh/image/34013765

I've come across a need to know the surface area of 35mm and 120 film.
I want to develop sheet film and I need to know how many sheets I can develop
in a given amount of chemistry. Unfortunatly the instructions only list how
many rolls of 35mm and 120 can be processed for a given ...

Does Kodak perfect touch make difference? Since it's much more
expensive than the regular in Walmart.
If so, it only works on Kodak film, or for other brand films as well?
Thanks!

I'm new here, but I have a question...I'm thinking of selling some of my
photos on Ebay, and instead of getting the photos made directly from the
negatives, I was going to get prints made from scans of my original
prints that have been edited in PhotoShop to lighten them up some. ...

Hello All...I have copied a bunch of Photography Newsgroups in on this only
because of my limited time and lack of knowledge with not only Newsgroups
but also Photography.
Here is my scoop.  I just got married yesterday (thank you) and we are

I have a bunch of films to Kodak 400 films to develop. What is the
best/ cheapest/ most reasonable site that provides the mail-in
development facility, and gives me the electronic copies of the
pictures. I am not really interested in getting the prints back.

I've just got the 100 speed roll I got in the trial pack Kodak sent me and I
like what I see. The colors are saturated the way I like them without being
cartoonish. I could see switching to it from Fuji's NPS. I looked around and
noticed that they don't have it available as sheet ...

Is there anywhere within Yellowstone that handles same day E6 processing?
Thanks

Hey folks -
For about 5 years now, I've been attempting photography off and on, with
dissapointing results. Finally  I discovered Fuji velvia. This is what I've
been missing. I always thought colors were too dull on my prints, or

Just can't seem to find Polaroid type 89 film listed anywhere in the UK?
Anyone have any ideas??
Cheers
Steve