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Thank you, Brian! There are light seal kits sold online which are essentially foam stickers that you can cut into thin strips to replace the old ones. But they may not keep the water away like the originals, unfortunately.

Forgot to mention I have a fairly unobtrusive light leak at one edge on prints from the Oly Mju ii. Any advice? Are their fix-it kits that address this problem?

both pro and con quite beautifully. Keep up the wonderful work. All best, Brian Purdy, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada.

Dmitri, I thank you for this review of Oly’s Mju ii. I’ve owned a very nice black specimen since well back in the day and am only now getting back into using it again. I look forward to great results. Your review reminded me of all the reasons this camera has always been a ‘keeper’ for me. Great to see those enormous scans you included. They confirm your remarks, both pro and co

Thank you for your posts in this last year. Best regards, Sidewayseye — sidewayseye.net

Hello!

Good luck with your project, and I’ll check out SilverFast 9 if I get a chance. 👍

nice to meet you dimitri, (ala the web) I am a film photographer who has experimented with making digital negs from numerous film sources including 35, 6x6medium, 4x5 an antique glass negs some as large as 8x10 .I am new to the primefilm xas. I appreciate your review as I have over 5-7 k negs I need to “digitalize”.I prefer the cloud BUT size may force me to external drive.(or justmake jpg untilI need to print and then make TIFF.

BTW check out if you haven‘t already the SilverFast 9 update . It is much better than the 8 which I hated also. thank you

Thanks, Rocco! And you’re right. There needs to be a way to start threads here. I’ll work on that. 👍

Hi, good job! Maybe having replies to other comments stack and fold like on reddit/twitter would be a good next step for readability. :)

Thanks so much! I appreciate your support.

I’ve been playing around with comments some more (which wouldn’t be possible without your input) and decided to add an “Edit” button. It’s currently hidden behind the […] next to your name above the comment.

Good luck with the comments! I run a site that allows comments, and sometimes they can be a pain but usually they are worth it. One of the best ways to build interaction with the audience. EDIT — Tried the edit button and it worked perfectly. Good stuff

Nice! Thank you!

Thanks!

I wanted to upvote your comment, but couldn’t. I think I’ll build that next…

I think this is a good move, Dmitri.