I'm looking for the manual of the hasselblad winder for the 503. In
particular for the multi exposure. If someone can do a jpg with the
scanner and send me via email... I will thank you very much.
Because I've buied used and there is no manual and I can't understand

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I bought a second hand Yashica Mat 124G today.   It appears to be in
excellent condition with one exception.   I cannot open the compartment that
holds the battery for the built in light meter.   I looks like it may be
cross threaded.   I cannot rotate it, either by hand or using ...

I was looking at expired film sales on ebay and noticed something.
Most of the 120 and 220 film that I saw for sale as expired was slide
film.  There was very little expired print film for sale.  Does anybody
have any clue why..

Just finished scannig some pictures from my latest trip to Scotland.
All the new pictures were taken with my Mamiya 645 and different lenses
on Fuji Provia 100F and Fuji and Ilford b&w-film. If you want to have a
look, feel free:

So here's the question.   If I had a top quality scanner,  and had my
scanning skills down good,  about how long, on the average,  would it take
two scan five rolls of 220 film  (645) and about 15 rolls of 35mm 36
exposures?    Is it an all day affair,  a couple of hours,  what?

Thinking about a tele for my 645N. Used 400mm FA lenses are quite a bit less
expensive than the 300mm Fa. Anyone try both? Likes...dislikes?
Thanks-

I wonder if any of you have this problem.  I took out a roll of 220 and
replaced it with a roll of 120. After I wound it three clicks I found
the frame counter had not reset and was now sitting on 19 or 20.
Did I do something wrong or is this a particular problem with these

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My lab here in milwaukee-apollo- closed to film users without any notice
to us film users...looking for a lab near milwaukee to process 220
film,, and also they have to number the neg to the print....any help
would be great....thanks

I know everyone has their preferences for different types of
photography, but what do you find most convenient and useful?
After getting used to a waist level finder, it's hard for me to pick up
the old 35mm SLRs and look through the teeny-tiny prism.  On the other

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I've been shooting a lot with my Rolleiflex 6008i, which is a great camera,
with great lenses (not that I can afford many of them).  I recently captured
some trilliums on 4x5 b&w film, and thought I'd return the next day with the
rollei and some fuji velvia.  At the last minute I ...

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Deryck

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