Might be helpful to know where this is.

Bob,

Thank you for explaining that depth of field does NOT change just because a lens is used on a crop-sensor camera. Yes, field of view changes, but too many people think all these other mystical things happen when the sensor is smaller.

And I also really miss dof markings on lenses, along with split-prism focusing.

And Kodachrome.

Dave

I see your point. Maybe better to be safe rather than sorry.

My two cents worth (and maybe worth that much):

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How about moving down the road so you can see both positions? Maybe 100 or 150 feet.

Song sparrow, maybe?

What is a picture of your deck from the living room?

One of the places I want to get back to.

Out of curiosity, what scanner?

I had some scanned and printed at Costco a few years back. They came out quite good and weren't that expensive. Of course, in volume, it might be too expensive.

I remember HSE as ASA 160. But you could push it to ASA 400 and get the ESP1 mailer and send it to Kodak.

I find this sad, although probably inevitable. Magazines have a hard time in the digital world. When I first started in photography back in the '70s, I bought Popular Photography, Modern Photography, occasionally Petersen's Photographic, and anything else that caught my interest. They were a source of much inspiration. But it was nice having a physical photo to look at. My phone just doesn't have the same ability.

Oh, well.