Meme Anarchy

[Ishmael]

During film days or were these the crappy Olympus E series digital bodies? It's REALLY hard to change systems. There is a ton of muscle memory with cameras (all their functions/buttons/dials) in particular places. I can see why pros would not want to change. Too easy to miss a shot while fumbling with a control.

My little Olympus OM-D EM5 Mkii has too much customization. (In Aperture priority mode - "Do you want the front or rear dial to control aperture? Do you want aperture to increase or decrease if you turn it clockwise?") If you change modes you can same dial do completely different things; not to mention the 5 custom buttons which be mapped to just about every other function.

Film days. Nikon F2/F3 time.
I like my Nikon D7000, I have it almost figured out after 9 years.

 

[Snaggletooth]

Agfa always sucked

I like my Nikon D7000, I have it almost figured out after 9 years.

Thast you or Woodey sayeng that?

 

[hobot]

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[Ishmael]

Thast you or Woodey sayeng that?

I yam who I yam.

 

[Chris in Santa Cruz CA]

I thought it was worldwide.

Surgical forceps as a roach clip were the only thing superior as far as "repurposing" went and that was mostly because they were hard to get.

Only amateurs need a clip.

 

[Grande Mastere Dreade]

- "your best editing tool is the garbage can"

that's the greatest thing about digital, yeah, I took a thousand shots and only like 2, highlight and delete the rest..

 

[Grande Mastere Dreade]

the film cannister was a superior vessel for carrying herb: the size was good in that you could pack a VERY useful amount of dope in it AND it was compact and easy to stash AND the lid was secure while being simple to open and close...holy happy adaptive coincidence batman!

and it was easy to throw in a time of need and being black helped..

 

[Bump-n-Grind]

Just in time for Christmas ...

 

[Grande Mastere Dreade]

 

[SloopJonB]

Only amateurs need a clip.

And people without burned fingertips.

 

[Captain Ketamine]

I thought it was worldwide.

Surgical forceps as a roach clip were the only thing superior as far as "repurposing" went and that was mostly because they were hard to get.

This great photo (presumably real photography, using film) is of Gavriil Ilizarov in theatre having a smoke with his patient also having a smoke. Ilizarov was a pioneering Russian doctor who developed an external fixation system for long bones. Can be used for limb lengthening, but more often we use to bide time and stabilise significant injuries that may be infected or unable to be primarily closed properly. Sponge holding forceps make a good roach clip…

 

[Chris in Santa Cruz CA]

And people without burned fingertips.

Pro’s put their roaches in a Kodachrome film container and…

 

[Mike in Seattle]

 

[Grrr...]

Some of the bits and pieces I have lying around. From the left, Nikon film case, Agfa Rapid film case, Kodak film, Ilford container, various Fuji films and containers. I have managed to lose quite a bit of the junk, but I still have a good film camera if the mood ever strikes...

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The real trick is finding somewhere within driving distance to develop it.

 

[SloopJonB]

Pro’s put their roaches in a Kodachrome film container and…

That just makes the later joints taste like shit. And you have to pick out the bits of paper.

Forceps let you smoke the whole thing first time round.

Like a pro.

 

[Grande Mastere Dreade]

That just makes the later joints taste like shit. And you have to pick out the bits of paper.

Forceps let you smoke the whole thing first time round.

Like a pro.

forceps when you're in your room, alligator clips when out and about, forceps too obvious, clips you can put anywhere..

 

[Bump-n-Grind]

The real trick is finding somewhere within driving distance to develop it.

to develop what? the roaches? this thread is getting confusing.

 

[Ishmael]

The real trick is finding somewhere within driving distance to develop it.

There are still a couple of mail-order labs specializing in E6 and C41 chemistry, but Kodachrome is dead.

 

[Ishmael]

forceps when you're in your room, alligator clips when out and about, forceps too obvious, clips you can put anywhere..

All you need is a paper match, preferably already burned so it doesn't burst into flames right under your nose. Split the match down the middle, hey presto! instant roach clip.

 

[Ed Lada]

I took a lot of photos in the mid-late 1990s and Kodak Royal Gold was my favorite film. Much more realistic colors than the over saturated Fuji film in my opinion. I couldn't afford a Nikon so I settled for a mid priced Minolta which I loved.