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Unless you've already got the Paterson tank, you might be better off getting yourself a CombiPlan tank.

Rod, I've sent you a PM

Yes Gari, I do know a fair bit about Macs, supporting several customers/friends who have them, not to say the years I spent supporting PC users.

Rod, whereabouts in the country are you?

I hope not to have to try out its water-proofing quality, as I'm sure the camera would not like it at all. I can assure you, after getting caught out in a sudden squall on the Brittany coast, that the Paramo is well capable of keeping your camera bone dry. Which is more than can be said for myself,...

Marc, you need to host the pictures somewhere and link to them. The attachments facility is not available at the present.

Sorry everyone - I can't get the file to attach to the post. I keep getting an error message saying, "Sorry, the board attachment quota has been reached". Any ideas what I'm doing wrong? Yes, we are no longer able to accept attachments, as they take up limited disk space on our present hosting comp...

Hi Steve

I used this article as a basis for the timings, taking the numbers for 24° in my Jobo.

Muz, let's see if we can arrange a get together in the Manchester area, maybe next week? Marizu, is there a chance we could persuade John and Fourtoes to let us meet there in case it rains?

Glenn Haworth wrote:lol, and there was me thinking that LFers were on par with computer programmers

Oh dear, I are a puter prammer, what does that say about me?

Paul Mitchell wrote:… well almost everyone...

Paul

Hey! I wasn't even there

Nigels wrote:I must be doing something wrong. I have two Ebony cameras and although I have put them together in a cupboard overnight they absolutely will not breed!

Are you sure you've got one of each sex?

To the best of my knowledge, whether you get fogging by completely removing the dark slide will depend on the age of your DDS holders and how worn the light trap is. But, if that is what you suspect, then I would suggest you take another shot without completely removing the slide.

Neil Barnes wrote:<cough> Linux </cough>

I'd get that throat looked at if I were you

Neil Barnes wrote:I run W2K on a virtual machine under my 64-bit linux. Confuses my boss no end!

Heheheh. You'd should've seen the looks on my clients' faces when I went to discuss Windows development with a MacBook Pro in hand

… what worries me a little is software issues going forward. Will the drivers still work on Windows if I happen to get a new PC in a year or two etc. This is always a concern when buying older hardware, especially with Windows. There are a couple of considerations that can provide solutions to such...

dennis wrote:Walked home for breakfast & discovered I'd taken the B&W back instead of the colour. . . Dennis.

Some may say that was just inspired genius