Re: [Leica] Another Noctilux experience

["Bryan Willman" <bryanwi@seanet.com>]

Ways to reduce wedding stress/blood pressure.

1.    Use two batches of film in two cameras,
        cross sort the batches and send them
        to lab in different groups.  (So each lab
        group has film from both batches.)

2.    Don't shoot for relatives (too much charged
        air that you're involved with) or very close
        friends.

3.    Use gear you trust.  I once rented a medium
        format camera to shoot a weeding because
        that's what I was supposed to have.  it came
        out OK, but I had no lips left due to biting them
        wondering what the camera would do.

bmw

- -----Original Message-----
From: Jorg Willems <jorg@mindspring.com>
To: leica-users@mejac.palo-alto.ca.us <leica-users@mejac.palo-alto.ca.us>
Date: Saturday, June 06, 1998 1:07 PM
Subject: Re: [Leica] Another Noctilux experience


>Oh, I agree Paul, exciting for me because my wife is nervous enough for
both
>of us.
>Poor girl does an excellent job but is scared to death about that day when
>she, or the camera, or the lab, or what else screws up.
>Anybody on the LUG that could give her some good tips how to cope with the
>stress?
>She never wanted to get into weddings because of the stress but people
>continue to call her.
>
>Jorg
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Paul Chefurka <pchefurk@Newbridge.COM>
>
>
>>jorg wrote:
>>> Tomorrow she has another wedding.  The Tmax is already in the camera.
>Looks
>>> like another exciting weekend.
>>
>>Wow - "wedding" and "exciting weekend" in the same paragraph?  I've
>>got to get me a Noctilux - it looks like they do transport you to
>>another dimension!
>>
>>Have fun!
>>
>>Paul
>
>