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Film development techniques.
SO's mission is to provide "the long tail answers". This is the long tail of photography. I'd vote for on-topic.
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Equipment recommendation questions
Are equipment recommendation questions on topic and how should they be presented to be relevant?
There was a brief discussion about recommendations in answers in this topic:
What is our view on prod …
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Photo location tips: on or off topic?
I'd vote for off topic. Only subjective answers can be given and the list itself is infinite. In theory everybody would want to get unique picture, not something that has been done million times befor …
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Equipment recommendation questions
I'd define relevant product recommendation question this way - if other people gain from these answers, it's on topic, if the question/answer is more like personal consulting, it's off topic.
Example …
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