How far past it’s best before is the film? might be interested.

#7 is the pick of the bunch for me (but then again, I'm in a mono-phase right now)!

While I've not heard of the Dzofilm Vespids I've seen a lot of positive reviews for the pro mist filters.
You could look to expand your choice of lenses with some vintage/film era lenses, as I know some people have adapted them for film use by adding focus pull rings to the existing bodies.
If you're shooting film footage, I don't know how you'd go about removal of CA (though admittedly I don't have experience with shooting/editing film).
As for removal of CA with photos, it typically doesn't detract much from the image, but it does have the potential to. It's always better to do fewer lens corrections in post-processing, really.

Sending well wishes to you Gareth.
Hope you turn the corner sooner rather than later keep smashing that food down you, keep those energy levels up as best you can.

Very lovely. The 120/2.8 has always piqued my interest, and you’ve showcased it excellently here.

The yellow berries and foggy scene are standouts to me. Everything is framed and toned nicely, so not much in the way of criticisms from me, sorry!

Two 'holy grail' lenses for some right there, John.
Shame that Hollywood commands such a high price!

My, now recently former, car was a '68 plate Octavia estate and that came without a spare wheel. I was also worried that I'd pick up a puncture ages away from home.
It's now gone to a new home since I started a new job about 6 months ago, which has resulted in me cycling again for the first time since I was about 16. I've since cycled around 1,250 miles (and counting) and we're not missing the extra vehicle.
Issue is that I now want a new bike... damn.

Agree wholeheartedly with all of the above.

I reckon this would be up HarisF1’s street.