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Think about it. Digital is more about compromise than LF....

As a scenic snapper I could get away with an RSW and the 110mm lens.

If you're looking to buy, I have an RSW in excellent nick which I could be tempted into selling....

That sounds a little more hopeful, at least. Time will tell who's right, I guess.

NPS fans, read it and weep....

http://www.michaelsebastian.com/blog/?p=2081

timparkin wrote:might get one myself.

No asymmetric back, though. Think about it. It would be like going back to the Stone Age....

Yes, indeed. The Lord Kodak taketh away and the Lord Kodak giveth.... Ektar 100 is coming to 5x4 and 10x8! Yeeeeeee-hah!!! Links: http://www.pdngearguide.com/gearguide/content_display/news/e3i4a73f5d7451749a3853c6798246ded49 http://www.kodak.com:80/global/en/professional/products/films/ektar/ektarIn...

It doesn't strike me as a big issue. If a holder is empty, and you're away on a trip, simply store it in your normal luggage - i.e. away from your camera bag. If you only ever have loaded holders with your camera then you only need to keep track of exposed/unexposed sheets. Plus it avoids carrying u...

For some reason when they are scanned (possibly due to Tim observations about the nature of the noise) transparencies appear to suffer less from grain (or grain aliasing). This is true but there is a big difference between pixel-peeping a 2000+ SPI scan at 100% on an LCD monitor and what appears in...

I use Fuji NPS when I need the extra dynamic range or a higher shutter speed.

But I don't shout about it.

PhotoToExe looks good but it seems you'll still need a PC to actually create the slideshow, although slideshows made with the software are apparently Mac-compatible.

In that case, what about Apple's Keynote? It's part of the iWork suite.

Well, there are loads - if a straight slideshow is all you want. The latest versions of the built-in Preview application has a slideshow option and then there's GraphicConverter (usually comes with the OS), or Adobe Bridge which is usually bundled with Photoshop. Not forgetting iPhoto or Aperture or...

You could always try some Polaroid film...

http://20x24studio.com/

Thanks for that. There doesn't seem to be much doing there at the moment but I guess it's still early days.

Yes, yes, yes but not standalone and yes. In that order.

Check out a Photoshop filter called 'ColorNeg'. Sorry, I've lost the link I had but I expect Tim P. will be along soon to tell you more...