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Hello - I have a P30+ digital back that I attach to my RZ Pro II. I recently got a new M1 computer with Monterey. I can get the back to attach and be recognized by Capture One v.11 but when I hit the shutter, it won't capture. Nothing comes in to either C1 or Mac Finder. I attach the camera via an OWC Thunderbolt 3 docking station. I've attached an old FW800 hard drive to my new computer via the docking station and it works fine (reads, writes, etc). Any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thank you

Hello - Does anyone know of a workaround to either 1) Shoot a firewire based camera on Mac OS 12.4 (Monterey) or; 2) Be able to shoot wirelessly with a P30+ back? Any advise would be greatly appreciated. I'm using C1 Pro. Thank you for your help

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<p>Hello everyone - Not sure how to ask this (I've attached visuals just in case). The problem I have is two-fold, but I have a feeling it has similar solutions.<br> Problem #1: When I zoom in and out in Photoshop (command + and command -) the image zooms in and out but the frame it sits-in stays the same size. This just happened randomly. How do I fix it? Please see image 1, 2 and 3<br> Problem #2: When I use the zoom tool it use to zoom in and out in real time, now it makes a boundary around the area and zooms in or out. Again, it happened randomly. See image 4 <br> I'm using Photoshop CC 2015.5.1<br> Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you. </p>

<p>Hello everyone,<br> Is there a way do to a rear shutter sync with a Mamiya RZ Pro II? If so, how? Thank you for your time</p>

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<p>Hello everyone - Short version of a long story. I shot some images for a friend. Worked on them in PS-CC. When I was done, I flattened the images to send to him. When he looks at them in Preview or in the finder they look like this:<br> What am I doing wrong? Thank you for your time.</p>

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<p>Hello everyone. Thank you for taking the time to read my question. Here are the particulars:<br> - Film: T-Max 100<br> - Camera: Leica CL<br> - Developer: D-76<br> - Development time & Technique: n/a...a friend did it for me, but it was done by hand.<br> - Scanner: Nikon 9000 using VueScan software<br> - Photoshop manipulation: basic contrast curve and basic multiply curve. I darken the 2nd one just to accentuate the blemishes.<br> What are the black marks in the sky? What are the white dots in the sky? What is the white streak in the sky?</p>

<p>Hello everyone - Can anyone please recommend an efficient printer for my home office to print references? Screen shots and jpegs primarily. 90%-99% of which will be printed on plain paper at 8.5x11. Doesn't have to be fancy and the quality doesn't have to be too high. Just something to print references for clients, team, etc. High yield of prints per ink set is what's most important to me. LaserJet? Thank you for your time and input. </p>

<p>Please only reply with information regarding the camera. Travel advise not wanted</p>

<p>Hello everyone - I'm thinking of renting a Leica M-E for a trip I'm taking. This will be my first experience with a Leica digital (I've been shooting Leica film cameras for many years as well as canon digital). Just wondering what the general consensus is on the M-E. Particularly for someone like me that'll be making a transition from film. Don't worry, I'm still bringing my film camera. <br> Should I spend more money and rent the 240 or even more money and get the M-P?<br> Should I look into renting an older lens? <br> More concerned about the look of my final files and less about all the bells and whistles that comes with the new technology. <br> Thank you for your time and opinions. </p>

<p>We shoot both 35mm and 120, color neg as well as black & white</p>

<p>Hello everyone - We're in the market for a new film scanner. May we please have some recommendations? Quality is our #1 priority. We're happy to sacrifice speed for it. Not looking for a drum scanner but something professional. We have a Nikon 9000 right now and would like to upgrade. Thank you for your time and opinions. </p>

<p>Hello everyone - I was thinking of splurging this holiday and buying a Leica digital. Probably used from KEH. My favorite cameras are my Leica CL and Mamiya RZ<br> How do the files stack up with a Canon mrk III (current camera)?<br> Thank you for your advise and opinions</p>

<p>Hello everyone - I was doing some portraits yesterday and if I shot at 1/8th sec the strobes would fire twice. It wouldn't happen at 1/15th or higher. I was using a Mamiya RZ and trying to get some movement. Any ideas why? Thank you<br> Stobe packs = Profoto 7a's (rentals) </p>

<p>Hello everyone - Thank you for your time. Two quick questions<br> 1) Do they sell a brightening focusing screen for the RZ?<br> 2) I have the standard waist level prism for the RZ. It's stuck! The buttons on the side won't click in at the same time. Any advise? <br> Thank you in advance. </p>

<p>Hello everyone,<br> I want to use my Nikon 9000 again. What is your opinion with regards to software? Silverfast is significantly more expensive; is it that much better? My biggest concern is making sure I get the sharpest images possible. Thank you for your time and input. <br> FYI - I'm using a Mac running 10.10.3. I've downloaded trial of VueScan and it works well. </p>

<p>Hello everyone,<br> We have some film we we'd like to scan and print out into contact sheets. We've tried two different scanners (Epson XP-410 and Canon Flatbed 100) with poor results in each. The contact sheets don't have to be great but decent would be nice. Any advise? <br> The 2 main thing we'd like to accomplish is: 1) Not take the film out of the acetate sleeves; 2) Print out decent contact sheets (both color and b&w from negative film). Thank you for you time. </p>

<p>Hello,<br> I can't find a way to do this in the custom functions. I'm shooting in Manual mode. I'd like the aperture control to be on top and shutter speed to be in the back. Thank you.</p>

<p>Hello everyone,<br> I'm shooting some small products with a single light. I'd like to get the background more white. I know there is a technique by which you bring the key light further away from the background (yes further not closer) and the background get lighter. There is a mathematical way to figure it out too. <br> Does anyone the fundamentals of this or the formula? Thank you so much. Very much appreciated. </p>

<p>Hello everyone - I dropped my 7II and a huge piece broke off the bottom part. It still works fine but I'm afraid something is going to get into it and cause some damage. Any recommendations on where I can send it for body repair? Thanks! </p>

<p>Hello everyone,<br> My wife and I will be camping near the ocean and the salinity in the air will be strong. We want to take our mamiya, leica, and holgas (all film). Any recommendations for how to maintain these cameras while in an area of strong salinity? Anything we should do before or after in order to best keep our cameras in good shape? Thank you in advance. </p>