Old Age, Here I come.
May 2, 2020 10:04:11 #
RFHamre wrote:
Well, I'm not that old I guess, but I will be 68 i... (show quote)
Welcome and good luck to you.
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I will be eighty this year and I bought a new canon prograf printer and a new anon 80 D..still going strong.
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Welcome to UHH Richard, glad you joined us. I remember my film days well.
Have fun, learn and enjoy the forum.
Don
Have fun, learn and enjoy the forum.
Don
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May 3, 2020 01:44:47 #
Paul Diamond
Loc: Atlanta, GA, USA
Expo '67 Montreal - Wish I had my original photos! Went there with my college roommate before the end of our freshman year at RIT, taking a bus from Rochester.
Glad you are considering going 'back' to the use of film and some period equipment. I hope you can afford to get some of the vintage 'best of breed' from that time for your silver halide photo journey. Only the 1970's best of breed will give you the best results in silver halide to digitize into modern day images. I know what I used in the late '60s and early '70s. Maybe others here can share their practical experience about what was able to give lasting quality of results.
Thanks for sharing. I welcome your journey. Makes me want to dig out my B66 and 23c enlargers from the forgotten depths of the basement. - Please share your experiences and results. No digital picture looks the same as a silver halide original. Experiment and you will see the differences and advantages of each.
Remember - What's important is what you do and how you feel, not your calendar age. (true baby boomer)
Glad you are considering going 'back' to the use of film and some period equipment. I hope you can afford to get some of the vintage 'best of breed' from that time for your silver halide photo journey. Only the 1970's best of breed will give you the best results in silver halide to digitize into modern day images. I know what I used in the late '60s and early '70s. Maybe others here can share their practical experience about what was able to give lasting quality of results.
Thanks for sharing. I welcome your journey. Makes me want to dig out my B66 and 23c enlargers from the forgotten depths of the basement. - Please share your experiences and results. No digital picture looks the same as a silver halide original. Experiment and you will see the differences and advantages of each.
Remember - What's important is what you do and how you feel, not your calendar age. (true baby boomer)
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