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Old 10-31-2003, 06:23 PM   #1
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Marianne,

Thanks for the tip, others may get use of this. I don't use a digital camera yet, I'm still clunking along with film.

These were shot with T-MAX 400 b&w film. I think I'm off the b&w film from here on out. If you were doing a lot of jiggering with the image it might be worth it but it's a bit of a head ache to get processed and printed. Anything you shoot with color can be converted to gray scale anyway so I'm not sure why anyone would still be using b&w film for our purposes.
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