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Use it, like it and made this to assist my brain.

I can see there is a difference. I would be interested to see how it improves with layers.

Man that is totally pimped! :-)

It's Christmas miracle! Let us all rejoice! Seriously, that is cool.

Brilliant!

You need a lightbox to review your film anyway. Porta-Trace / Gagne 8x10" LED ABS Plastic Light Box (White)

Not all mediums are equal and that is the way it should be. Why do we have to choose one over another instead of simply using them all as a choice for ones artistic desire.

I've tried those and they will work, but are not "like Lightroom".

Trinity St. by Henry Chavez, on Flickr

I don't always photograph from a distance. I mix it up a bit. I enjoy approaching interesting looking people and engaging them. Nine times out of ten they let me photograph them and the results seem to always reflect our positive. albeit short, relationship. I like photographing from a distance when life is just happening and my being noticed would interfere. Once I am spotted the moment is gone.

Good grief.

Henry Chavez - A Smile

Your questions are a veiled incitement to an argument. I will not engage with you.

By Henry Chavez - Linear Despair

Not a deal breaker for me. Gotta have it!

Look at your negatives and see if the same shapes are evident.

This is god baby! GOLD!! Thank you for posting.

Also, it ain't braggin' if it's true.

That's pretty much what my research shows. Still, I can see they are useful with large productions. One would need to know the variances and accept them for the process.

That makes sense!

Were meters common or targeted for gear heads? I don't see much about using meters. I was watching some videos by Timi Hall who mentions using a meter. He has very interesting experience with printing.

The last time I made a silver print was when I was a teenager and my big BROTHER made a silver print(s). So I never really did it. I've read about it and of course scoured the internet. I'm an old hat at developing negatives and scanning them, put I've yet to make a silver print. So recently, I have been getting my darkroom ready. I have an enlarger and will be attaching a baseboard soon. Everything is going according to plan and I am having fun getting ready for actual printing. In my quest to find affordable darkroom accessories, I found an "Enlarger Meter and Computer", new old stock, and as the price was nice, I bought it. I probably will only have it for my display collection, but I was wondering if anyone has ever used a similar meter to make prints. As a lark I may try to use it after I do the tried and true method of exposure strips, but I am curious to hear other folks experience with this method.

Yes, I got this in an email from them. It is really nice.

I know some folks may get annoyed at questions like this, but I love the responses. There is so much to learn from the experienced here.