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Thank you Katerina! I have already contacted FAMU and it seems an interesting perspective. Therefore I'm looking for any possible alternatives in order to decide if there is something more appropriate for me. What I meant is that I can't find adequate info about the existence of such schools in Europe.

 

So my question is still valid: Are there any schools offering documentary photography studies in Europe, besides FAMU?

Hi, I am interested in colleges, art schools or academies that offer

documentary/social photography studies in Europe. I know there is FAMU in

Prague. Information on the internet is a bit obscure.

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Any thoughts?

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George

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I recently shot my first TMax 3200 film (the new version). I was

unable to find developing times for the new version, either with

rodinal or Tetenal Ultrafin liquid. I would appreciate it if someone

provided me with the appropriate developing times, even with some

kind of guideline to develop my first P3200 correctly.

Thanx a lot in advance!

Too bad I got outbid in a new 28-85 auction at the german eBay last night then... I'll try to find one from the american one. Yeow, I wonder how much is the price for the Tokina, because here in Europe its around 350,00 euros (~410US$). I wold order one from Singapore if I knew that there wouldn't be a chance of getting caught by the customs officers, which would cause anothere expense of about 150 euros!

I forgot to mention that weight is also a concern. Thanks a lot in advance!

I own a 28/2.8 and a 50/1.7 AF Minolta lens, and I'm mainly into B&W

street photography. My interest is on a Minolta AF zoom lens (28-...

or 24-...) with good sharpness and relatively fast autofocus. There

are some bargains on eBay, basically on the 28-85/3.5-4.5 which I am

almost about to buy, but still hesitate, and that is because of the

28-80/3.5-5.6 my Dynax 4 came with, which is a crap lens with major

distortions, low sharpness and so on. Any good suggestions? I

wouldn't want to spend too much, so Tokina AT-X Pro SV 28-70/2.8 and

similar lenses are obviously disqualified!

I plan to buy a few 17m rolls of APX 100, and I was wondering if I

could preserve it in a refrigerator longer that its expiration

date.Are there any corrosion problems to occur? Do I have to pass it

from the refrigerator to fridge, then to room temp and use it

afterwards, to prevent sudden change in temperature, which could

cause problems (fogging etc.)? Generally, is it a rather safe way to

store it, or are there any hidden hazards, which I am to find out

after I develop the film rolls? Any knowledge would be highly

appreciated!