For anybody using Vuescan, version 9.0.17 was released on February 4, 2011.

Dunno 'bout you, but when I got Windows 7 I had to start using Vuescan for my Epson 3200 Photo scanner. Thankfully it saved me from having to buy a new scanner.

Yep again for the 43mm Ltd. Pretty much been stuck on my DSLR for the past four years.

Wow. Which department did you find that in?

Not handbags?

Woohoo ... received my Cactus V pair today, exactly ten days after ordering from Gadget Infinity. My AF-360FGZ works fine at /180 again!

And that's both on the K7 and, (wait for it) on my 1934 Rolleiflex.

LOL, exactly my thought !!

Upgraded from a K10D and was very pleased with the differences. Of course, I'm looking over the K5 a little, but I doubt I'll have any reason to upgrade again till I've had the K7 for at least another two years.

ISO 1600, /50 at f8. 43mm Ltd.

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CS2. I sometimes use Noiseware but not on this one.

Talgarth. Was that where you were thinking of?

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This was three years ago - I noted that the projector loft was empty!

Urbex is fun, and can be fascinating, though not without hazards since abandoned buildings are often over-run with rats and pigeons.

These were shot at an old asylum (yes, that's what it was called) in mid Wales.

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(Hmm ... now that I no longer have the Hasselblad maybe I should reconsider 6x7. )

Thanks for your input, guys.

Yes, agreed, the body parts on the right are a distraction.

The tones look muddy on my computer here at work though they did look OK at home. I have to say I'm not in favour of the stark, harsh contrasts that many favour these days, but I still like a good glow in between the pure blacks and whites.

I'm borrowing a Spider next week and will review it then.

A couple of shots with a 'new' 1.8/77 Ltd, mostly wide open on aperture priority. The first two are both shot through plate glass.

K-7
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MZ-5n on Neopan 400
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MZ-5n on Neopan 1600
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I'd originally bought this lens in 2003 but three years later circumstances forced a sale. I'm very glad to have one again.