Sam comer

Is it a shutter speed issue? What speed are you shooting at?

Fine grain film = sharp film. Also, re: Grain - It is be all end all. Shooting a high school football game at night under the crappy lights? NO! You don't want to use 1600 ISO film. It's too grainy it will look like crap! You want to use 200 ISO for its finer grain (never mind the 1/4 second shutter speeds you'll be getting for some lovely blurry - but fine grain - photos.) That $20 plastic, 4.5 ft tall Walmart tripod is plenty strong sough to hold your Mamiya RZ67 with 150mm lens. :blink: Nikon is better than Canon. Canon is better than Nikon. Don't waste space storing all those pesky negatives. If you want more copies, you can just get copies from your prints. (Yeah, for 10 times the cost of a reprint from a neg). Giclée prints are the highest quality prints you can get. They must be, they have a fancy French name! (French for "ink jet.") :unsure: "TTL" on the flash dial means "Total." That means "Full Power."