Post your b&w shots...

Mine were plastic, not the fancy metal sets. I thought one day I would miss film. That day has yet to arrive

I find it easier to roll on the metal ones. That was how I was taught in high school. As long as it works, they are all good.

chris001 wrote in post #17843282
I find it easier to roll on the metal ones. That was how I was taught in high school. As long as it works, they are all good.

Agreed. The metal ones were much easier to roll. I did some processing earlier this year and bought some metal reels and tanks on eBay. My old ones are long gone, too many moves since old film days. I used to have tons of them, tanks, etc. Like riding a bike.

chris001 wrote in post #17843282
I find it easier to roll on the metal ones. That was how I was taught in high school. As long as it works, they are all good.

Plus the development was more even with metal. Looks like a 120 reel in there with the 135 reels. I still have some.

first test shot with my new/used RB67 - checking for light leaks.

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Just lovepads

edmidlifecrisis wrote in post #17840537

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Nice capture.

I like the B&W version very much!

No smart phones here

medroller wrote in post #17844786
No smart phones here

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Just quality 35mm film cams i had both the Oly and the Chinon


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medroller wrote in post #17844786
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Is that a Yashica Electro 35 to the right? I love mine!