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[@romyaz1713]

Slovenia is a paradise for landscape photography. I enjoyed it so much in 2019 for a short visit. Thanks for the video. Your photos are inspiring.

[@kyleyankanich3726]

I usually do a contact print, and scan that in on my flatbed scanner. It becomes much easier to get a quick 8x10 image while I'm saving for a scanner

[@lostlightart6064]

Good idea thanks for sharing :)

[@kyleyankanich3726]

@@lostlightart6064 Thank you for sharing all that you do. Love your work.

[@jamesmoore9511]

Quick question? Have you ever done stand development with your dry plates? Here in the upper left hand corner of the US we have scenes much like you have and I frequently shoot in mixed shade and bright shafts of sunlight.

[@bencairns4301]

Looks a fantastic location, and plates look great too. Do prefer the ISO 4 plate out of the two, are you planning to make prints from them?

[@lostlightart6064]

Thanks for the kind words. Yes I definitely want to print those!

[@richardstollar4291]

Nice shots, both of them but I also prefer the one at iso 4. Interesting that you used Jason's holder rather than your Zebra holder ;)

[@lostlightart6064]

Hey Richard, Thank you for the comment. Yeah I actually tested Jasons holder that was sent to me😊

[@donr8191]

Great video...Thanks !!!! Do you always have to tighten down the screws that holds the metal slide that keeps your lense board in place ?? And then unloosen them to get your lense board out ? Thanks again ?

[@Stop4MotionMakr]

How did you get such dense plates??? I followed your recipe for my emulsion but my plates are really weak and there's a lot of base fog for some reason 😭