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I'm shorter than this so no good, cheers though!

52 too small but cheers all the same.

This is probably a bit big for me, but thanks all the same. Out of interest, what sort of price would you be after?

As per the title I'd like a Caad 12 or Caad 10, size 54cm.

Anyone got anything?

Cheers!

Not got any recommendations but good scanning services should compensate for variance in exposure.

I sent off a roll to Make it Easy with completely guessed (ie shit) exposure and it all came back nicely balanced, for instance.

That said if you're only printing up to A5 kind of size then you'd probably be okay with a decent flatbed scanner. Might be a good bit cheaper than a dedicated 35mm scanner.

As with others above I try not to worry about the cost, but also don't shoot that much (less than a roll a month). I reminisce about the cheap days every now and then but also try to remember that Boots/ASDA dev and scan was pretty shit, looking back. Scratched up negs, weird colour shifts, no B&W dev by the end...

If you've got a lab near you that will do it, bulk-rolled cine film (Kodak Vision3) is loads cheaper than the premium colour films. I've got a roll sat on the shelf that I've not tried yet; people seem to be getting good results with it though.

had knee ditch done a few weeks ago. Took about a week off cycling but I was potentially being over cautious. It's healed fine now

Thanks for the feedback. I've got no plans to run tubeless so should be fine!

Yep, £23 I think. Cheers!

DT Swiss R 460: is this a decent enough rim for everyday road riding? I'm light ish, will be built to a 24h novatec hub.

Yep, if the footswitch has 2 buttons on it you'll need a lead with 2 rings like this:

sheldon brown sticker elevates this to an elite level

was in Paris a few weeks ago and I saw no sign of them, despite checking religiously. Parisians didn't seem particularly bothered by them

I was curious so sent an email, turns out you have to pay a monthly subscription fee. So, it's not the kind of revolutionary organisation it makes itself out to be.

For me it would work out the same as buying film from any other outlet, if not more expensive.

Would probably just go straight from the bass to be honest, and then use a bass amp plugin in your DAW (Garageband or Logic would both do the job).

Are you thinking of recording electric bass? Avoid the line-in port on your monitor, that will be low quality.

Taking the signal from your bass directly into your mac is the best bet. A cheap audio interface will do that just fine: https://www.thomann.de/gb/zoom_u_22.htm

does anyone know of any cheap copies of these Panton wire cubes?

Cheers both, much appreciated! (Manny and London are both fine)

after someone to do something similar to the below ladder:

ideally in the midlands but london also fine. Has anyone got any recommendations?

1st and 4th in particular are excellent

Cheers!

and, would anyone be interested in a Zeiss Ikonta folder? It's one of the last models they made I believe. 6x6 on 120, 75mm Tessar lens, uncoupled rangefinder which is still in alignment.

No light leaks in the bellows, all shutter speeds work fine, the lens is very sharp and seems to be pretty immune to flare even in direct sunlight. The only downside is that the paintwork is tatty; this doesn't affect the usage of the camera. The reason I'm selling is that I'm shit at composing for 6x6!

It's on ebay at the moment, but I'll do it significantly cheaper here—£100 PPG plus postage (around a fiver). See below for a sample image.

here's a couple of recent-ish ones:

last shot in particular is great.