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  1. It can’t hurt to try it. If it were my film I would squeegee after re-washing.
  2. Nice image. Looks like a drying mark. The mark impinges highlight and shadow areas on the negative and presents itself as density on the negative. To me this rules out processing errors such as agitation and chemical strength. Squeegeeing the negatives leads to fewer or no defects like this.
  3. The L-758DR is a great meter, it serves nearly all metering needs. Are you shooting into the sun, for sunrise and sunset? Or shooting subject lit by the rising or setting sun? If the actual sunrise or sunset is the subject (shooting into the sun), I would spot meter the sun, sky area away from the sun, and important shadow areas in the image. Chances are there will be a large contrast range, and you will need to make a decision on how to fit the scene to the film capability. If shooting a subject lit by the rising or setting sun (shooting away from the sun), I would use incident metering from the camera position, with the dome pointed along the camera axis, provided the camera is in the same light as the subject. If the subject is lit the by the sun, and the camera is in shadow, then I would spot meter like the first example.
  4. Must include an element from the preceding image.
  5. Beseler 23C enlarger baseboard with 8 screws (all of them). EXC+/Mint- condition. Nice white formica surface with black edge banding. All screws hold tight in their inserts. Free for pickup north of Indianapolis, Indiana. Can arrange a meeting in the area bounded by Chicago, Detroit and Indianapolis.
  6. The Nikkor-SW 120mm f/8 is a nice wide angle lens on 4x5 that also covers 8x10.
  7. Can you provide a photo of the bottom of the camera, where it would be mounted to a tripod or camera stand? Are there any badges on any of the parts?
  8. How to you rinse and dry the film? Do you use a wetting agent such as photo flo, or a drying aid such as isopropyl alcohol, or simply tap water?
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