Carter Simcoe
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.75 a negative for 50 rolls of film would be $225….
I’m pleased with results from a Canon 4400F flat bed (it’s got an attachment built in the lid that holds and backlights them).
Looks like they sell some complete tilt and shift lenses now too:
The frustrating thing is that these cases cannot be found in stores to allow for inspection before purchase.
Yeah, but at least they aren’t slapped together in China with slave labor just so they can meet the pricepoint that Wal*Fart demands.
Tim,
I’m not a big fan of the foam myself, at least not for photography equipment, which I think is designed to be able to handle at least some shock.Have you tried food coloring by any chance? Just a thought, not sure if it would work.
yeah, it’ll work but it’s more hastle than it’s worth, gets all over everything no matter how careful you are.
My best advice would be to book some time on the water with a guide. You get a .5 day or full day of guided fishing, and they can help you to work on your casting to boot
I imagine guides everywhere are cringing at this.
If you are trying to fish in the salt and are having these sort of problems you would probablly be best off booking a casting lesson or three though, a real casting lesson on dry land or a casting pool that is. Fix the tailing loops on dry land and then book a guide who can offer you pointers without having to break down your entire cast on the water as he tries to put you on fish.
Just book some lessons, you will thank yourself.
