Sandy Vongries

https://www.foxnews.com/tech/the-ai-camera-stripping-away-privacy-in-blink-of-eye

She's probably just cold blooded!

If you don't see spam you are fortunate. Something has changed, and again, first thing in the morning I see plenty and it takes an hour plus to knock it back. Do share what spam protection works for you.

Possibly someone with a D70 can help. I haven't even handled one for 10 years.

My recollection is that there is a way to switch it off shown in the menu. I do it with my newer Nikons. Might be wrong, but if you go to trouble shooting it could be there.

Been too long since I owned one but go here and get the manual. https://downloadcenter.nikonimglib.com/en/products/214/D70.html

Simple idea from days when I had less than ideal living conditions. A dish pan water bath for all solutions. For most development cycles, close enough.

Pick a forum and click on start new topic, or click on reply to an existing topic and submit.

Looks like an antique astrolabe.

Got to sleep sometime! Working on it since I hit the floor.

I sold some of these new back in the day. Good and capable cameras, but not a path I cared to follow. Unless there is some family / sentimental attachment, or a hoard of lenses, I would suggest either Canon or Nikon of the period which can be acquired affordably, and based on experience were more advanced.

Depends on your risk tolerance - it is a transaction that would exceed mine.

Wife and I were trying to get the tiny number off a piece of equipment. Reading glasses, illuminated magnifier were not adequate. Dug out the Nikon D810 with AF Micro Nikkor 105mm 1:2.8D. No problem. Her comment "The most expensive magnifying glass ever." Funny, but it worked perfectly..

There was quite a lot, I had 22 reports in addition to un reported. There are a few more suspects hanging fire, we'll wait and see. I'll keep an eye on things.

Working on it - please keep the reports coming!