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I've been using the Fujifilm x100t for a week now. I've always used film so it's a big change. I've set the camera to shutter priority - usually at least 1/60 or 1/125th and I have the ISO fixed at 400 at least - When shooting indoors the shutter speeds feel especially slow - so I get very wide apertures automatically, even when pushing the ISO to 800 or 1600 I still don't feel much of a change. I would have no problem with my Leica M6 in the same indoor situations. I've been through the entire menu and manual and can't see what I can change. Are there any settings I could have missed? Any ideas? Thanks a lot in advance

Hi There, I'll be borrowing a FUJI X100T for a week. Trying to do some research before hand so I can be prepared! If I shoot in the RAW + Fine mode, will the accompanying jpegs have the film simulation mode I've selected applied to them? Or will they be regular? I'm interested in shooting raw, but I don't have lightroom (yet) - so it would be ideal to have a RAW file waiting for me, and jpegs in 'Classic Chrome' for immediate use. Thank you

Has anyone any experience using Adox Adofix P (A300) Powder Fixer? I am re-fixing some prints. I only needed a small quantity of fixer for a one- off job, so I bought this as it is much lower in cost. The downside is there are no instructions on the packet whatsoever... I'd like to know how long to fix the prints for using this particular product from someone who may have used it before. I have read online that is takes a little longer than normal, yet some say it's rapid. Can't get a straight answer! Thank you

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Last week i found a pile of black and white resin coated prints that I made around 10 years ago. I’ve just taken another look and many have turned yellow/brown in the space of a week. I know it usually means that they weren’t washed properly, but it seems they have changed colour just from being exposed to air again, as opposed to tucked away in a dark drawer. Is there anything I can do now to remove the stains or are they finished? Bearing in mind they’re 10 years old. It's not a huge deal as I still have the negatives, but no access to a darkroom. Thanks