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<p>Hello Colin and welcome to the wonderful world of upside down (ground glass viewing). I have a T III with a camera box full of lens. If you like doing head and shoulder portraits, I highly recommend the Linhof 360mm. Big lens/shutter, not multi coated (never had any flaring or color problems but always use a lens shade with the older lens). You would be amazed what kind of glare comes off of grass and dirt.<br>

One GREAT thing with the older shutters... they are very easy to open up to clean and lube and keep in tip top working order. I do agree, get used to your 150 and you might be surprised with it's usefullness! </p>

<p>If you can find some Ektapan, (it is rated around 100 all depending on your developing) it was a beautiful, full tonal range and very fine grain film. I used to soup it in everything from Divided D76, Diafine, HC110 and several of my home brews...</p>