I have been using and learning about MF now for about five years. I started
out with a Seagull and after reading about them and their limitations I sold
it and in the past few years I have picked up a Mamiya 645 with a couple of
extra lenses, A Yashica D with the a Yashinon lens, A ...

I've got a small streak on developed chrome that leads from one side to about
halfway into the frame.  If I turn the film to the orientation it was taken
(emulsion forward, image upside down) it could potentially be from the darkslide
area... I hadn't used the darkslide during ...

 Well I got the scanner and it does some awesome scans (Or maybe its just me ;-)
as soon as I have some time I'll post some samples. I am pretty
busy business wise right now.  But In general I am happy, I will also share
some of my concerns concerning the process.

I am looking for lenses to fit a Pentax 67 II.
I understand that there are some "new" designs and some
"old" designs.  How does one tell them apart ?
I understand the "new" designs are generally sharper

I thought I would share this with the group.  A few days ago Amazon
listed the Canon 9950F scanner at $379 with free delivery.  I clicked
on their "Let Us Know if someone has a lower price link" and sent them
a link to ecost.com who has it for $349.  Today the price jumped down

Maybe you can help me,
i'm trying to put together some
sort of reference about Rollei attachments.
I was wondering if anybody has any dimensions

Hope there are bronica users here! I recently got a used Speedgrip S for my
Bronica SQ-A system. With the speedgrip attached, the shutter will fire
whether or not I pull the dark slide, this is very annoying as I have missed
some shots. Otherwise its ok, just need to engage the ...

Gordon,
FYI on back rentals.
(Prices in CAD$ currently trading at about US$0.79/$CAD)
The latest catalogue from a store downtown (where I've been rentng the 500CM,

I have a Mamiya RB67, and recently I wanted to try shooting some
street scenes with the intent of getting that gritty feel.  So I
ventured off and purchased a roll of Iilford 3200 B&W film.
I searched the web looking for that gritty, grainy look and how others

    The movie is "Road to Perdition" (2002). Set in 1931, there is a
scene where Jude Law meets up with
Tom Hanks in a diner. Law is loading a roll of 120 film in a device that
he first has to wind up. Then, he

I needed some beginner advice on a specific project and what would be
best long term.
First off, I have a medium format camera with a Vivitar 285 flash
(something I am just learning to use). And currently have a project

Anybody have any experience with Courtenay Photonics Colorflash 100? I was
offered three of these for ?60, but wondering if they are worth that value.
With kind regards,
yq

Looking for feedback on the Microtek i700 scanner.  It has digital ICE
for FILM, unlike the i900.  The specs look pretty good.  I'm going to
buy a flatbed to scan my 645s in the next few months.  It looks like
I'll have several good choices, the 4870 (or the next model), the

http://www.patricklockwood.com/whichoneisMF.html
When I did these shots,  I did not have in mind to pose this test,  I was
just backing up my shots with digital.   But I was suprised at how close the
two looked.