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have cameras so large that they can change their roll film in their shadow
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have film holders so large and heavy like complete cameras.
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question any lens with a weight of less than 1 kg.
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shoot with film.
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shoot with wet plate.
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shoot with color filters to reduce the available light by 1-3 stops.
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need at least a handcart for their camera.
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apply always camera or lens movments to slow down the shooting process.
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aim to spend more on film than on parking.
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ruin portion of their pics with film bulk spooling or film holder loading; Ruin another portion with film handling before, at and after shoooting; Ruin another portion in film development; Ruin another portion in film archival; And the rest is runined while scanning/enlarging.
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use a Nikon and, when seeing a Canon*, Sony*, or Fuji*, say: Doesn’t ring a bell.
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need on overcast days sun, and on sunny day overcast.
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need always another camera, lens or accessory.
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use 20, 30, 40, 50, ..., 100, 130-year-old lenses, but promote the latest ones.
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use tripods for their 135 film camera, but try to avoid their use with a large format camera.
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use the fridge and deep freezer for their film only and papers.
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use only expired film.
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modding and/or building cameras.
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have always a backup for any camera or lens on location.
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have at least 2 Leica*s. And one on the coffeehouse table
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