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So, you’ve been bitten by the grain bug and you caught the film photography disease. Congratulations, and my condolences. At some point 35mm, as ubiquitous and fun as it is, may not be enough anymore. You may start to crave the extra detail, sharpness, and razor thin depth of field that only medium format can provide.
Recently, I was doing some research on the Heckler & Koch G3 rifle. From there I found the AG3 or Avtomatgevaer 3, which is Norway's designation for the G3 rifle. What really got my attention was a picture I saw that looked like it was taken some time in the early to mid Cold War, maybe late 60's. The part I found interesting was not the subject matter, but that the picture was actually from the mid 90's!
Picture this: you’re wiring a new set of fog lights into your mad Lancer Evo, and you need 8 inches or yellow 16 gauge wire. But, disaster! You only have 6 inches, so now you have to drop what you’re doing and go buy more, or use a different color (thus ruining your color coordination and, by extension, your resale value). Petty, non-issue “problems” like this could be a thing of the past if only you had spent weeks of your life creating a terminal-style program that manages all your parts inventory and maintenance schedules, right? Of course. Let’s build it.
The fastest and most low-effort bread I have yet to make. These crispy, fluffy, salty, buttery biscuits blow bland pre-made offerings out of the water twenty times over. The hardest part is grating some frozen butter on a box grater. Why? I’ll show you.
