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Konota cropped my 35mm negatives (without my asking them to do so) pretty significantly while enlarging to 6R. Is this something to be expected when making 6R prints? I would have thought that something which prints without cropping on 4R should print without cropping on 6R.

I am getting uneven edges (negative boundaries) when I develop 120 6X6 film. What could be the reason? My 35mm negatives give perfect straight line edges. I use a Seagull 405A for 120 mm.

I am considering buying a wide angle lens and cannot make up my mind between 35mm and 28 mm. Can anyone suggest pros/cons? I'll be using it most for streetscapes.

Is there anyway to shoot 6x4 negatives on a Seagull TLR? The default seems to be 6x6.

All material I have seen on the net on the Seagull 4A-105 indicates that a 360 degree rotation of the advance lever advances the film to the next frame AND cocks the shutter. HOwever, when I try this, the film does get advanced, but the shutter is NOT cocked (I cannot press the release button) -...

Is this a crime? I did this accidentally - its still working, though I have no clue whether its working accurately...

I am looking to buy a light meter, and would appreciate recommendations from you experienced folks. I am used to spot metering using the built-in spot meter on my SLR.

Can anyone help me understand how to load / unload film on/from a Seagull TLR? My manual came in Chinese. I have figured out how to set aperture/shutter/focus and the function of the crank, but am lost on film loading...

I picked up a brand new Seagull 4A-105 in Guangzhou, China last week for S$375 (with case). Looking at Seagull discussions on the net since, it looks like I paid too much and it is actually cheaper in Singapore? WOuld appreciate confirmation that either I got conned, or the prices referred to on...

Does anyone know of a good darkroom available for rental in Singapore? (Other than the ones at Objectifs and PSS). I'll be happy with a room which is actually dark, has a good enlarger with integrated timer, and does not allow more than one person to work at a time.