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 Yes I can spell September properly. I am my own worst proof reader and in a title no less. 

I'm really pleased with the results I got from Eastman Kodak Ektachrome 100 or Flic Film Chrome which is the banner its sold under. I'm also really fortunate that my local lab just made an investment in another E-6 processing line with all new equipment from Germany. T...

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 Slide film can be frustrating, bungle the exposure and it's a disaster, get it right, you got magic. Well I got magic so far on the September Toronto Film Shooters photo walk from Graination Lab through Graffiti Alley running parallel to to Queen and Richmond Streets. 

The Olympus OM-4Ti is the perfect manual focus camera f...

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 The FD chrome nose 35 F2 lens and Canon F-1 are the perfect combo for photographing around the west side of the downtown core west of Spadina. 

Camera: Canon F-1 Montreal Olympics Edition, FD 35 F2 lens (Chrome Nose Edition). 

Film: Ilford HP5 400, Ilfotec HC 1+31. 


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 In my Canon pro body fleet I ran with a F-1n and a pair of New F-1's, I did own a first generation F-1 but parted ways with it in a trade for another Nikon F2. 

Well, being a collector I wanted to complete the F-1 fleet, and of course I needed another and it was going to be one of the Olympic F-1s, Canon had them for Montreal in 1976, Lake Placid in 1980 and ...

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 We were talking about 50 ISO black and white films on the Classic Camera Revival recently and by happenstance the conversation shifted to 510 Pryo, probably the most safe and user friendly of the family of staining developers. I've used Pyrocat HD in the past, courtesy of the chemical toxicty, I was scared to use the stuff. Loved the results. 

Contrast that w...

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