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Back in the day, I used one drop of kitchen detergent in 250-500ml distilled water. I also remember trying adding propylene glycol or peg. They improved non.adhesion of the film but slowed drying.

But they do have to be pink!

Not true for the Sony version

Sorry Martin ... it doesn't start until the 20th, so you can allow a few colder days in the next few weeks:)

This looks interesting. Lindsay/Des – can I just clarify that it is birds or macro?

FWIW, avoid sunblock and insect repellent on your hands. I destroyed a rubber grip and the top LCD on a Nikon with insect repellent. It makes the rubber positively gungy, far worse than just 'icky!

I'm not sure Vuescan will help. It provides universal scanners for older devices for modern OS. I think the OP wants the opposite - drivers for a modern device but using an older OS. I don't remember Vuescan being able to do that, but to be fair I don't think I ever tried.

Batter late than never

I have a very vague memory of a similar question to the Lightroom Queen a few years ago. It might be worth doing a bit of digital archaeology to see if it was ever resolved there.

Two answers. Firstly, if taking it again, i would have used bracketing – essentially what is suggested above in an automated way Secondly, I think that you might be able to get an HDR image in LR or Photoshop. Sorry, I'm on a train at the moment and can't test it out.

This is a common problem with Godox. You think the diffuser is pushed fully in.It looks like it is. But it didn’t click all the way. After the first time it happens to you, you remember just to give it an extra push and, voila, the focal lengthsettings come back.

https://www.atomos.com/explore/ninjaphone/ Snapbridge might work as well (haven't used it for a long time)

Back to being unreachable for most of today.

Conspiracy theory --- encoded obsolescence!

Probably more use of bike here!