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It looks like while I was kinda depressed (or when it's a result of a change in circumstances is it oppressed?) and not taking pictures Fuji wen't and stopped making my two favorite films: Astia 100f and Superia Reala.  I'll switch to Kodak Ektar 100 and see how I like it, but this is starting to get annoying.  If Fuji won't keep making high-lattitude color films and Kodak is likely to cease to exist will it stay practical to shoot film anymore?  And if I can't shoot film with the characteristics I want; and can't afford a dSLR, a range of lenses to replace my FD stuff, and software to merge for HDR; do I even want to be putting the energy an

At this point my photo printer is dead, gone, and recycled.  My Spyder 2 monitor calibrator seems to have had a color filter or two decay to the point I can no longer use it.  And I dropped and broke my only working medium format camera, one of my favorites, on a vacation in Maui.  I still have a backlog of unscanned film, but my film scanner for 35mm leaves lines if I scan negs in Vuescan and doesn't give me a nice quick workflow if I use the manufacturer scan program.  I forgot to change the technical contact for my website when I moved more than a year ago and the domain and hosting expired without me noticing.  The old AthlonXP PC that ha