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[markaren@xxxxxxxxx (Karen Obusek)]

First of all Dr. T...my post was referring to SLR (2d) owners, this does
not pertain to RBT or RBT S1 owners. Although I agree that most labs can
produce poor print quality, a poor negative will result in 100% poor
quality prints everytime. As for your double prints showing softness in
only one print, it sounds like the second set was done at a different
time. This makes no sense why this would happen unless they changed the
carrier/paper or forgot the second set and ran them through again.
Perhaps some of the lab folks can comment? And I know you like to argue
with me.:-) but you do not fall into the "SLR owner" scenerio I
described. Do you use your SLR/slidebar in program? Could you get
acceptable results with Sensia,Velvia,Kodachrome,ektachrome? Would you
blame the film if your shot did not turn out?
And you rarely compensate for exposure? You cannot tell what causes
green,blue,yellow, overexosed,underexposed pictures? George, I could go
on and on......but if you insist to join the group of " know-nothings",
the average SLR owner's club.....I'm sure they would love to have you!
:-)                   Mark Dottle