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Old 12-21-2006   #1
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RFF way back when ...

RFF a few years looked like this

http://web.archive.org/web/200312170...nderforum.com/

Look at the number of active users
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Old 12-21-2006   #2
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Hehehe, Jorge... RFF certainly has come quite a long way! Thanks for everything... I don't know where I would be w/o this forum!

Coming January, I'll officially be a premium member! I was going to do so this month, but the whole 'moving into a new place' thing has set me back a little bit...

Thanks!!!!!!
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i much prefer the current view!
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Old 12-21-2006   #4
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It's come a long way. And you and the moderators have all done a great job.

Congrats and many more years to come
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Good ! Interesting ! Even if I do not post much when not travelling I visit the RFF everyday, a look at the post, a look at gallery...and the day will be a little better...Some how it is like stopping at the pub to meet some friends before going back home...I thank you all for this place, and wish an Happy and peacefull X'mas.
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Wow.. Francisco's been here the whole time huh
Same with Joe and Rich.. (and you too Jorge )

Cool..

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been here since day 1.

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it's been downhill ever since...
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Some how it is like stopping at the pub to meet some friends
So THAT explains why all RFF meets are focused on fluid!

You are right, Robert ... this is the most pub-like atmosphere I've found on the net. I've been in other forums that were similar in their feel, but they didn't stay that way for nearly as long.

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I'm kind of a forum junkie, but I find RFF the best photo fourm. I think it has a wider variety of interests compared to many of the forums. Many are just the camera, but RFF encompasses film, developing, and most of all, photography.

Of all my friends, only a couple have any interest in photography, and none have much interest in older, simpler cameras or film. So as said, it is kind of like going to the pub. I'll have another Guinness!

Thanks for your interest and hard work Jorge, and a Merry Christmas!
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Ok,

So, as you allknow, I have my Leica and TX-1 both which are 35mm format. For printing I have two options. Buy a really nice 6x7 Durst enlarger for $1000.00 and print my own B&W and possibly color one day or get a really nice scanner and inkjet printer. Without caring which one would cost more, what would you do? What would give better results? I need to know soon.

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The increase of Benelux members (I'm one of the first) and young (I'm probably the first or second) members has really increased the last months.
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it's all part of the youth recruitment plan joris
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Very interesting how the site has changed in a relatively short period of time. Shows how effective this site is at attracting new members and keeping them active. Must have a good community for that, which I think we have. As others have said numerous times, it's just different here.
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wow you OG's have done a awesome job. All i can say is im glad to be here!
This forum has been a real help for me, It has really helped to spark my interest in photography again...thanx...
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Whatever happened to those RangefinderForum hats?
Jorge,I don't know how you've done it. I propose three cheers for Jorge and the RFF. Hip Hip Hooray,....
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it's all part of the youth recruitment plan joris

So when do we have to serve in the RFF-Forces? Do I get sent anywhere good or will have I to remain training in a local barracks?
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So when do we have to serve in the RFF-Forces? Do I get sent anywhere good or will have I to remain training in a local barracks?
Ash ... I think they plan to send you on a secret mission to p.net to attempt to capture their leader and introduce democracy to the current regime!
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Screw that! I don't wanna be tortured!!!
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You will have to use dslr's if they capture you, Ash!
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I'm not up for that, it turns my stomach thinking about it... I take it I need a 300mm telephoto to use as a baton to fight them off too?
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That's funny, Jorge.
Ah the good ol' time when the M8 was only Sci-Fi and Leica was releasing nice cameras like the MP! Was it after or before Windows 95?
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don't remember that site skin. RFF is a place I want to return to, day after day. Though some great folks we lost along the way...
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