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Jorge Gasteazoro |
19:11 14 Jan 04 |
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Jorge Gasteazoro |
19:31 14 Jan 04 |
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Robert S. Sfeir |
14:27 29 Jan 04 |
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David Rude |
7:55 2 Feb 04 |
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DrPhil |
14:34 21 Jul 04 |
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Ron Jasinski |
13:57 11 Dec 03 |
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Re: How do I use BTZS with 35mm roll film |
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Jorge Gasteazoro |
15:28 11 Dec 03 |
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Ah well, at the risk of sounding like an ass, read the book..
Phil has a chapter on testing 35 mm film. What I used to do, many, many years ago was to mark the canisters with the appropriate developing and I would interchange canisters as the need arose. For example if I was taking a N+1 (this was before I knew how to use the BTZS) shot and had a roll with pictures to be developed for N, I would rewind the roll, note the number of the last picture I had taken with that roll and replace it with the N+1 roll. If I needed the N roll again I would put it back and go one more pic than the last number. Of course, you need a camera that has manual rewind and does not pull the leader all the way in.
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Dominik Schenker |
12:06 17 Dec 03 |
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Robert S. Sfeir |
16:57 10 Dec 03 |
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Phil Davis |
7:06 11 Dec 03 |
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