There have been many discussions on this forum about prints (and I have participated in some of them). Lots of discussions about how hard it is to get a good print - how difficult it is to find a good lab - how difficult it is to find a lab that doesn't make "adjustments" to your prints - and so on. I will shoot a roll of film, and only a few turn out the way I want them to. I am confused about what is most important: the exposure? the film? the shutter speed? the focus? the time of day (lighting)? I have a negative that is one of the few that turned out good on a photo shoot in Canada. I don't care who prints it: Wal-Mart, Walgreen, Epperson Photo, etc. it always turns out beautiful. Why is that? What can I do to duplicate this situation? What is it about this one negative on that roll of film that makes it so special? I realize this is a difficult question, and I am not providing concrete facts and data, but maybe there are some good thoughts out there about this. Comments anyone?