Anyone else annoyed with the increasing number of non-photographic ads on UHH? Is there a way to hide/turn them off?

So, I just checked with a local photography store (a mom & pop store) that I've done business with for more years than I'd care to remember. The owner said, in his opinion, $1.00/roll would be a fair price for both buyer and seller. He also advised shipping via USPS, wrapping the film in paper towels to absorb the moisture from the freezing/thawing process, then sealing the film in ZIPLOC bags, and using a flat rate mailing carton.

There are 59 handloaded cassettes (which can be reused) and 49 factory loads. Exposures vary 8, 10, 12, 16, 20, 36, for a total of 108 rolls of 35mm film,

If you still interested in the PAKON slide mounts (I'm guessing around 100 mounts) and the disc film and the Polaroid film, how does $150.00 sound for everything?

Not everything is at my current location. But, I could have it in the mail by early next week.

Awaiting your response.

Stay safe, stay healthy!

Film has been stored in a freezer 15/20 years, Fuji Chrome, KodakColor, Ektachrome, TriX, PanX, 5071, Kodak Disc, Polaroid b/w. Some in original cassettes, some hand loaded. Also have Pakon 35 mm slide mounts. Located near Pittsburgh, PA. Prefer to sell all to one person face to face. PM if honestly interested.

Thank you for your input.

If this is off way topic, I apologize, but I figured there is a tremendous amount of expertise from the UHH folks, so here goes:

My local Southwestern Pennsylvania church body has asked to have archived many hundreds of DVD's, CD's, video tapes (VHS, SVHS, 8, Hi 8, DVC Pro, DV, MiniDV, 3/4 inch U Matic), plus many more posted on YouTube. It is a situation of reduced storage space and availability for future viewing.

It would be prohibitively expensive for us to have this done commercially.

We do have hardware available to presently access these videos.

Our question is what would be the "best" media on which to transfer these videos. We've researched and researched and can not decide what should be our method(s.) We are needing input as to our most dependable, economical, and future proofed way to go. We've considered the cloud, hard drives, DVD's, flash drives, etc. and each has at least one plus and a minus.

Realizing there probably will be no "perfect" solution, we ask for input from the community.

Again, apologizing for what might be off topic and also for the length of the post.

SHALOM from the home of the Steelers, Pirates. Panthers, and Penguins......

A friend of a friend asked for information on this "camera." Help!!!

FWIW:
Just read this on Hamrick's FaceBook page:

Outstanding recommendations for Plustek OpticFilm 8100:

https://www.digitalcameraworld.com/buying-guides/the-best-film-scanners?fbclid=IwAR3JKQ_I86GnQxWSP_gd99-UHpR2wl_CwBI0qLrEQV43SF2jRxdXLk_bGbE

I've been using CCS-Digital (ccs-digital.com) inks (Best Ink and Toner) https://bestinkandtoner.com/ for 5+years. Have used both single use and refillable cartridges on 5 Epsons and 1 Canon. The principle, (Izzy Goodman) is very knowledgeable, responsible, and honest. Answers queries quickly. Totally satisfied. Prior to switching to CCS-Digital I tried 2 other 3rd party vendors. Had issues with both. I am not an employee, merely a very satisfied customer.

IM (not so) HO, Ferdinand is rolling over in his grave!!!

Thanks to all who responded.

Thank you.

Thanks, Dan. I get chills every time I view it.

The favorite photograph I've taken.

(Download)

No four footed friends around? Lucky!

Thanks so very much for taking us all along on your photoventure! Enjoyed each and every one of your shots. I would venture a guess that when you revisit WDW via these photos you'll be flooded with a multitude of wonderful memories.

Remember, all us UHH'ers will be waiting for your postings from your next excursion to Disney World.