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Hello Ortega, Paylah Transfer completed. $36.00 for two(2) T-shirts [SN] [Nick] [Name on sleeve] [size] [51] [pairdes] [WL] [XXL] [109] [pairdes] [AL] [XL] Please check and verify. Thank you very much.

Those interested in a Clubsnap Nikon T-Shirt/Polo, please leave your nick down to show interest. Please copy & paste & add your nick (You won't be sorry you did, you can thank us later) 1) fastfrag (L) 2) RyanKhoo (XXL) 3) Bishop 4) undergrd 5) nikf601 6) ortega 7) diehard (M) 8) KY Foong 9)...

That's the "yaohan" logo isn't it!?

Thank you. Agreed with pikapig, Seagull TLR from the non-export "shanghai" version to current version are quite capable. :D

Thank you very much. It is Taken with Seagull 4 n ilford pan f +

Peaceful Silence Symmetrical Silence

The profiles in Vuescan is very outdated. Maybe u can try using customs settings? http://www.photonetcast.com/2012/how-to-scan-film-negatives-with-vuescan.html

A Recent Trip to Malaysia Kukup Backyard on stilt Warmth from the morning sun Wooden planks loved the texture. Shack Sometimes its hard to get the color right from negatives... >.< Shanghai TLR (seagull 4) Kodak Ektar 100

Thank you. Well no, the development was fine. It came during scanning with my 9000f. Happened to appear on this particular strip during scanning. :embrass:

A day at Garden by the bay - Tulipmania (forgotten to photograph tulips lol) F3HP, Pro400H, 55mm f2.8 AIS Micro

10.70 fotohub for developing thw slides only Triple d doesnt do E-6, only color negatives, and black n white films. Cross process, they use color negatives chemical to process slide films. Giving the picture the lo fi effect.

Old friends from the Museum. (cant remember the sculpture name) Emily Hill - Lonely Path under the morning sun Shanghai TLR Ilford HP4

Fort Canning Hill - The Forgotten Cavenage Bridge Shanghai TLR Provia 100F

Take a look at your d600 interior, check the area on top of thw mirror. Notice there is a piece of glass where your focus point grid line show? Thats where u replace with split prism screen.

Nikon 85mm F2 AIS Small, light and compact. :)