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<p>This will give you a better idea on the f stop "loss".....</p>

<p>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Filter_factor</p>

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<p>Ah, I had just watched a youtube video on "Big Swinger", was not aware of a difference. </p>

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<p>Fujifilm-FP100c (color film 100asa)</p>

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<p>I am getting relocated to Jacksonville, FL from Charlotte, NC; Biggs Camera Store has me most spoiled.</p>

<p>So, are there any large / medium format friendly camera stores in Jacksonville?</p>

<p>FedEx man just dropped off the goods, five business days in transit. I guess all good things come to those who wait.</p>

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With the end of Agfa Rodinal, where and how do I get Adonal SHIPPED to Florida? I have seen adonal online at B&H, but it is

only for local pickup. It is hard to believe that life exists west of the Hudson ..... So, how do we get adonal west of the Hudson?

<p>I tried to mount my Hasselblad Sonnar 150mm f4 lens on my 500CM, but i made a mistake; i tried to mount the lens without the shutter being ready. so, now the lens and the body are out of alignment. How do i adjust the lens (see attached photo) to align the body and lens?</p>

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<p>South Florida is a little vague. But, if Tampa is within that area; Max Photo & Sign (<a href="http://www.maxxcolor.com/">http://www.maxxcolor.com/</a>) is my recommendation without hesitation. If you can shoot it, he will process it and print it. Great prices and turn around time.<br>

Unless you are shooting C41 B&W, I would agree with Yann and Larry.</p>

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<p>I've requested several times that a 'film' category be added to photo.net.</p>

<p>Why do I shoot film? My friends ask me that all the time. The first answer that comes to mind is "Because there was Polaroid Type 55". Yes, I know that Type 55 has been discontinued, but the tones and grains rendered by a master using that medium would make one stop in awe. I strive for that 'perfection' but fall short. It is that pursuit of excellence when the process is full of externalities (age and type of film/chemistry) that has the Kendo Masters striving for excellence although it may never be achieved.</p>

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<p>I have asked my self that very question when planning a trip. I agree with the dilemma of batteries/power vs. rolls of film vs film holders.<br>

But in my opinion, the Hasselblad will be the camera of choice. I don't have a 50Cf, but that and the 180Cf would be my personal selection.<br>

I tried to take my Burke and James 4x5 on a day hike on a remote beach, and was overwhelmed with the tripod, holders, keeping the film holders out of the direct light. The 20 rolls of film could easily be stored in a pocket of a backpack.</p>

 

<p>I lived in Fontana a few years back, there was a place there, but that is a haul from Cypress. I am sure that there were some places in Fountain Valley. </p>