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If it was me I would use Ektar or Ektachrome. I would also consider Portra 400 if you need faster film. Cheers, -Adam

I've left film in my car on hot summer days several times, one roll was there for a couple of years in the glove box.  I didn't notice any difference. I think you will be fine. Cheers, -Adam

I've ordered cameras from Japan several times through eBay and never had an issue. I'm in Canada so I can't speak to taxes/duties in the US, but I never paid any additional fees on anything from ...

Check your serial number against the ones on this list to find out the age and coatings on your specific lens. http://www.photosynthesis.co.nz/nikon/serialno.html#28 I've had 2 versions of this ...

I use single point AF-C for portraits with my D810, D700 and F5. It definitely works best for me. I do use the full group auto AF (for lack of a better phrase) when shooting group portraits with a ...

I have the same scanner and can offer a couple of suggestions, although you may have already done them.  Did you try re-installing the VueScan software? Also, do you have the original Nikon Scan ...

The 250 is one of the better cameras in that type from Polaroid. Fuji FP-100c is probably the last of the higher quality pack film available for your camera. It can be found on the net or eBay but ...

What price range are you looking at? I bought a 24mm 1.4g and 35mm 1.4g used for great prices, and they're amazing for what I need them for. I also got a mint copy of the 70-200 VR2, also amazing. ...

I am the 2nd owner of a D700 with 46K on the shutter.  I bought it a couple years ago and use it as my general take everywhere camera.  I have a D810 with 9K on the shutter, I bought it used with ...

Yep, I usually half the speed. Shoot 400 at 200, and 200 at 100 and you should do fine.

This makes sense, I would have purchased mine in Europe in 2002. I was backpacking for 4 months and hit a bunch of countries. I do remember buying film in France and I bet it was the VR.

I believe the VR PLUS versions of Kodacolor were the last naming convention before it switched names and possibly brands.  The 200 speed is very similar, if not from the same family as Colorplus ...

I think it would depend on individual films and pro vs consumer stocks, but in general most would be fine after a time.  I've left exposed consumer colour film for 2 years in camera and had it ...

This is the best advice IMO (Stujomo - 35f2 or 28mm 2.8 AIS).  I have the 28mm f2.8 AIS and use it regularly on my Nikon FE and it's a gem.  The 35mm suggested is close enough in focal length to ...

If I could make an educated guess, looking at the time frame, the subjects and their arrangement, the composition, the quality, etc., I'd say that pic is an August Sander print.  If you google his ...

No, it exports directly into TIFF format.  I had an in depth conversation with my tech about it last year.  He said it was only extra work because of the file size itself.  From reading online ...

I'm not sure what Fuji Frontier my lab has but it definitely does tiff files. Unfortunately they're only 8bit whereas my Nikon scanner does 14bit, a big difference in my opinion.

Did you ask them about scanning in Tiff format? Every lab I've used has the ability to do the scans in Tiff format, I just give them a USB for the larger files, and occasionally I pay a little ...

I shot my SX-70 (Silver) years ago with proper Polaroid film, and recently with the new Polaroid originals stuff. I never had a single issue with the old film, the new film is a completely ...

Thanks for your comments.  I'm interested in the DW-30 because of the flip up 5x magnifier, not on it's own as a hood.  I was hoping it would allow for critical focusing through the center where ...