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Old 20th October 2019, 12:08 PM
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Good points made there Bill. You explain it very well and it makes sense.

But, is no good to beginners who will take the filter speed rules as gospel and then wonder where they are going wrong, when the prints come out to light or too dark when using a different filter.

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