andrew_horodysky1

Hello all, Reading online reviews (paid sponsored or otherwise) about currently available 35mm film scanners has created more confusion for me than anything else. I don't know which reviewers are actual users and practitioners, and consumer reviewers are all over the place. I primarily photograph with Tri-X 400 (EI 200 to 800) and FP4+. Developers are D76 and XTOL. Computer is MacBook Pro (2016). Usage will be primarily web-based (blogs), and not for print/enlarging purposes. For post-processing fine-tuning and sizing, are either Lightroom or Photoshop preferable? Photoshop seems like overkill, for me. I'd like to hear your experiences with and recommendations for scanner and software. Thanks much, Andrew

Thanks, Ben. That's what I was looking for.

Hello all, Understanding the general metering function of the stop down lever/button, my question is this: When mounting my [new/n] FD lenses onto the camera body, does this button/slide need to be pressed in or left alone in the retracted (extended) position. Same with active shooting, left in or out, no naughty pun intended... :) I don't use this stop down metering function, just shoot and meter regularly. Thanks much.