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robar
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join:2002-12-04
Mesquite, TX

reply to Splitpair

Re: Not digital - but the end of Kodachrome.

long ago

said by Splitpair:

said by robar:

mine too. i've a many a roll.. and use to pack it myself from 500 shot rolls
Where they 500 shot or 100 foot rolls?

I used bulk Tri-X and I thought it came in 100 foot rolls, but that was many moons ago so I could be incorrect.

I dabbled in Kodachrome but it was pricey once developing was included and required a lab to process so I pretty much stuck with B&W which I could process and print.

Another thing I liked about B&W was there was also something almost sensual about seeing a print develop in the tray and deciding just when “that’s it” and then quickly sliding it into the stop bath to lock the shot.

Wayne
said by Splitpair:

said by robar:

mine too. i've a many a roll.. and use to pack it myself from 500 shot rolls
Where they 500 shot or 100 foot rolls?

I used bulk Tri-X and I thought it came in 100 foot rolls, but that was many moons ago so I could be incorrect.

I dabbled in Kodachrome but it was pricey once developing was included and required a lab to process so I pretty much stuck with B&W which I could process and print.

Another thing I liked about B&W was there was also something almost sensual about seeing a print develop in the tray and deciding just when “that’s it” and then quickly sliding it into the stop bath to lock the shot.

Wayne
said by Splitpair:

said by robar:

mine too. i've a many a roll.. and use to pack it myself from 500 shot rolls
Where they 500 shot or 100 foot rolls?

I used bulk Tri-X and I thought it came in 100 foot rolls, but that was many moons ago so I could be incorrect.

I dabbled in Kodachrome but it was pricey once developing was included and required a lab to process so I pretty much stuck with B&W which I could process and print.

Another thing I liked about B&W was there was also something almost sensual about seeing a print develop in the tray and deciding just when “that’s it” and then quickly sliding it into the stop bath to lock the shot.

Wayne
said by Splitpair:

said by robar:

mine too. i've a many a roll.. and use to pack it myself from 500 shot rolls
Where they 500 shot or 100 foot rolls?

I used bulk Tri-X and I thought it came in 100 foot rolls, but that was many moons ago so I could be incorrect.

I dabbled in Kodachrome but it was pricey once developing was included and required a lab to process so I pretty much stuck with B&W which I could process and print.

Another thing I liked about B&W was there was also something almost sensual about seeing a print develop in the tray and deciding just when “that’s it” and then quickly sliding it into the stop bath to lock the shot.

Wayne
said by Splitpair:

said by robar:

mine too. i've a many a roll.. and use to pack it myself from 500 shot rolls
Where they 500 shot or 100 foot rolls?

I used bulk Tri-X and I thought it came in 100 foot rolls, but that was many moons ago so I could be incorrect.

I dabbled in Kodachrome but it was pricey once developing was included and required a lab to process so I pretty much stuck with B&W which I could process and print.

Another thing I liked about B&W was there was also something almost sensual about seeing a print develop in the tray and deciding just when “that’s it” and then quickly sliding it into the stop bath to lock the shot.

Wayne
said by Splitpair:

said by robar:

mine too. i've a many a roll.. and use to pack it myself from 500 shot rolls
Where they 500 shot or 100 foot rolls?

I used bulk Tri-X and I thought it came in 100 foot rolls, but that was many moons ago so I could be incorrect.

I dabbled in Kodachrome but it was pricey once developing was included and required a lab to process so I pretty much stuck with B&W which I could process and print.

Another thing I liked about B&W was there was also something almost sensual about seeing a print develop in the tray and deciding just when “that’s it” and then quickly sliding it into the stop bath to lock the shot.

Wayne
said by Splitpair:

said by robar:

mine too. i've a many a roll.. and use to pack it myself from 500 shot rolls
Where they 500 shot or 100 foot rolls?

I used bulk Tri-X and I thought it came in 100 foot rolls, but that was many moons ago so I could be incorrect.

I dabbled in Kodachrome but it was pricey once developing was included and required a lab to process so I pretty much stuck with B&W which I could process and print.

Another thing I liked about B&W was there was also something almost sensual about seeing a print develop in the tray and deciding just when “that’s it” and then quickly sliding it into the stop bath to lock the shot.

Wayne
said by Splitpair:

said by robar:

mine too. i've a many a roll.. and use to pack it myself from 500 shot rolls
Where they 500 shot or 100 foot rolls?

I used bulk Tri-X and I thought it came in 100 foot rolls, but that was many moons ago so I could be incorrect.

I dabbled in Kodachrome but it was pricey once developing was included and required a lab to process so I pretty much stuck with B&W which I could process and print.

Another thing I liked about B&W was there was also something almost sensual about seeing a print develop in the tray and deciding just when “that’s it” and then quickly sliding it into the stop bath to lock the shot.

Wayne
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Hayward
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4 edits

Is there an echo in here?

quote:
long ago

said by Splitpair See Profile :

said by robar See Profile :

mine too. i've a many a roll.. and use to pack it myself from 500 shot rolls
Where they 500 shot or 100 foot rolls?

I used bulk Tri-X and I thought it came in 100 foot rolls, but that was many moons ago so I could be incorrect.

I dabbled in Kodachrome but it was pricey once developing was included and required a lab to process so I pretty much stuck with B&W which I could process and print.

Another thing I liked about B&W was there was also something almost sensual about seeing a print develop in the tray and deciding just when “that’s it” and then quickly sliding it into the stop bath to lock the shot.

Wayne
said by Splitpair See Profile :

said by robar See Profile :

mine too. i've a many a roll.. and use to pack it myself from 500 shot rolls
Where they 500 shot or 100 foot rolls?

I used bulk Tri-X and I thought it came in 100 foot rolls, but that was many moons ago so I could be incorrect.

I dabbled in Kodachrome but it was pricey once developing was included and required a lab to process so I pretty much stuck with B&W which I could process and print.

Another thing I liked about B&W was there was also something almost sensual about seeing a print develop in the tray and deciding just when “that’s it” and then quickly sliding it into the stop bath to lock the shot.

Wayne
said by Splitpair See Profile :

said by robar See Profile :

mine too. i've a many a roll.. and use to pack it myself from 500 shot rolls
Where they 500 shot or 100 foot rolls?

I used bulk Tri-X and I thought it came in 100 foot rolls, but that was many moons ago so I could be incorrect.

I dabbled in Kodachrome but it was pricey once developing was included and required a lab to process so I pretty much stuck with B&W which I could process and print.

Another thing I liked about B&W was there was also something almost sensual about seeing a print develop in the tray and deciding just when “that’s it” and then quickly sliding it into the stop bath to lock the shot.

Wayne
.....Skipping the last 4 dups in case Orig edited by now.

Hey and Robar I get nailed for typos and bad edits but how the heck did you get a 7x echo?

MAYBE we just all make mistakes now and then?

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