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I've actually gotten more interested in black & white - but that's about the only film I shoot anymore. Seems kind of weird - the internet (digital technology) has got me interested in b&w film processing (analog technology). I tried my first Tri-X in D-76 developer the other day. That film came out in 1954 and the developer has been around since the '20's.

I'm not a photoshop guru either, but one tip builds on the next. I usually spend a minute or two (usually very literally) on an image when it comes out of the camera. I've been very impressed with the prints I get from a Fuji Frontier when I do this. If you want (and have a high speed web connection!) I'll e-mail you an image from the DSLR with minimal photoshop that you can print to 8x10 at a minilab and see what I'm talking about. Any Wal-Mart should have a Fuji Frontier. Or I'll mail you a print (8x10's only cost me about $2). Send me a private message if you're interested. No, I don't work for Nikon!!

Me either, but we should!!!!! Just waiting for them to "discover" us! :-D

By all means, I'd love for you to email me that photo. Send it to RobertLMcCabe@hotmail.com or, if the file is too big for a hotmail address, send it to robertm@co.carteret.nc.us.

Our local Wal Mart has the Kodak and the Fuji printers in the photo section, ( I prefer the Fuji) so making a print won't be a problem.

Thanks for the feedback and the help. I do appreciate it!