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Cheers for the link Charles, I happened across the article relating to this documentary on the BBC news website.

Paul

Welcome to the forum Graham. I think we can all relate to fumbling about as teenagers... sometimes not involving film either

You made a great choice having Tim and Dav show you the ropes, two people who I respect and admire.

Paul

My wife likes sewing, so I could ask her if she wouldn't mind doing something similar for me. Val Might be your best bet Valerio Joe Cornish's wife made one for Joe out of an old piece of black clothing which then became the template for the Paramo dark cloth... and made a bit of money off it too! ...

I use the BTZS Focus Hood http://www.viewcamerastore.com/servlet/ ... ark/Detail

The rubberised outer also makes for a great waterproof cover

I can't recall there ever being a standard, I suppose in the past it used to be based on B&W print sizes, 10x8, 12x16 etc. I do know that the standard mat size for photographic club competitions is 40x50cm. You only just have to look at Nielsen frames catalogue for the myriad of frame sizes on offer...

Would love to have come along Charles but it's just that bit too far for me. All the best for the exhibition though

Paul

I rub a HB pencil on the thread to stop it from sticking

John, I have the eye-one Display 2 by X-rite and it works perfectly on all my Macs. Have you tried downloading the most recent software from x-rite? http://www.xrite.com/product_overview.a ... ort&ID=788

Hi Liam I have 7 rolls of very old Tri-X you can have. It's dated 1989, have tried a couple of rolls and there are some signs of base fogging but seem to scan OK. I also have 4 rolls of 2009 Fuji Reala 100 that you can have. I don't want anything for them except postage costs, PM me your details if ...

I definitely have some 20 year old Tri-X that you can have and some newer colour neg film which I wouldn't want a lot for. I'll have look in my fridge tonight and get back to you.

WHat sort of film were you after Liam?

Ouch! expensive mishap Jenny, I feel for you... and no you can't have mine!

I'll be there and if anyone's interested there will be a group of my filmwasters.com chums meeting up in the Jugged Hare at lunchtime http://www.fullers.co.uk/rte.asp?id=243 ... &task=View

We'll all be up on the mezzanine floor

Paul

Unless they've specifically specified 'dry mounted' I think mounting in a bevel cut window mount should suffice, at least that's my experience of recent exhibitions.

Loved the first one but this is superb!