Hi,
the only places I've ever seen them in the UK have been camera shops.
So anybody who recognises one in the UK thinks it's a camera bag.
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Bob
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Tuesday, October 23, 2001, 1:27:46 AM, you wrote:
Oh yeah the best part is they dont look like camera bags.
if
I was excited when I read that Pentax was coming out with a TTL metering
system in the Spotmatic. I had a Honeywell Pentax H3 (still have it) and
was looking forward to this new technology.
I have stayed with Pentax over the years. I acquired a lot of SMC Takumars
that I am happy to still be
in Australia about 99% of them are just shoulder bags or used by bike
couriers.
They were originally designed for bike couriers and are made in a country
town just outside of melbourne.
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Jim,
Like you I have no intention of leaving Pentax. I just wish they were a
little more aggressive and able to push the market instead of follow along.
Oh, well. I do love the glass!
Bruce Dayton
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Haven't learned anything new regarding my question about TTL metering with the
Pentax 67II and the leaf shutter lens but...
I didn't mention my impressions when I was shown the camera itself. It was the
first time I'd ever seen a Pentax 67 in the flesh and two thoughts immediately
struck me:
1)
woops correction, the company is based there, but the bags are made in
Vietnam, i just looked on mine.
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To: Paul Jones [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, October 23, 2001 10:57 AM
Subject: Re[2]: photographic magazine.
Hi,
On Tue, 23 Oct 2001 10:37:57 +1000, Rob Studdert wrote:
[...] in a digital camera the CCD is masked by a matrix of colour
filters ie for every cluster of four pixels there are a red, blue
and two green sensitive CCD pixels. These sensors and the surrounding
ones are used to interpolate the
On Mon, 22 Oct 2001, Skofteland, Christian wrote:
Which K-series body provides a full mechanical shutter speed range (1sec -
1/1000 ) DOF preview, interchangeable focusing screens and a decent
motor/winder?
I think you're misreading what I'm saying. I'm not saying that the MX is
a bad
So sorry for the shotgun approach with this message. MS Lookout had a
hiccup or two :(
Cory Waters
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Cory or Brenda Waters wrote:
So sorry for the shotgun approach with this message. MS Lookout had a
hiccup or two :(
Or 5? :-)
-frank
p.s.: I don't know the answer to your question(s) either!
-f
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When it is said that a lens has a certain angle of view, where is
point
from which the angle is measured - film plane, somewhere inside the
lens, front element?
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Shel Belinkoff
Rear nodal point.
Regards,
Anthony Farr
Woo hoo! I managed to snag a Pentax 6x7 (w/ MLU) at a local flea market
for a very reasonable price. It came with the AE prism finder, the
folding waist-level finder, the 150/2.8, the 80/2.8 leaf shutter, and a
grip for the flash. I bought it with the intention of reselling it, but
the more I
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When it is said that a lens has a certain angle of view, where is
point
from which the angle is measured - film plane, somewhere inside the
lens, front
My guess would be that it is because of a larger exit pupil on the
binoculars.
Bill, KG4LOV
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Erik,
Liquid penetration is possible with a non sealed camera like an MZ-3 but
in the tropics it's condensation that you need to beware of. Perhaps
you spent the night in an air-conditioned hotel room so that when you
went out for a day's touring the camera was still cool for a while and
became
On 22 Oct 2001, at 21:13, Doug Franklin wrote:
On Tue, 23 Oct 2001 10:37:57 +1000, Rob Studdert wrote:
2) How does the absolute resolution of the captured image compare
between this undersampling and the full sampling performed by, e.g.,
a flatbed or film scanner.
Well we can only
Bruce Dayton wrote:
My concern is if you are going to do no better than the competition, and
they are more entrenched, how are you going to compete. The motto We're no
worse than the rest comes to mind.
A full frame CCD was, IMHO, one of the big differences between the Pentax
and a D30
if anyones interested in having a look at them then go to
www.crumpler.com.au
I wish they had had better pictures on the site, but they're
going to have a booth at the PhotoPlus Expo here in NY next
week, so I'll get to take a look at them then.
Here's the url for the expo in case anyone's
Chaso DeChaso wrote:
Wasn't there a time when Pentax actually cared about
being a leader? Are they now content with always
following (more and more distantly), at best offering
products close to the others and cheaper? This would
be sad. If they simply don't have the might to
compete
Hi all,
I have a 28mm wide angle lens by Albinar,it is a manual everything. I am
trying to use it on a ZX7 but the light meter seems to not work correctly with
the lens installed. Is this one incompatible with the ZX7? It is a K mount
lens. When I put it on there,I set it to F/2.8, aim it at a
Patrick White wrote:
aimcompute writes:
I guess it makes sense. Up to now. digital photography has never really
been about quality.
I find the Fuji Super CCD technology somewhat of a joke. You can't end up
with more raw material than you start with.
The Nikon D1x uses
On Mon, 22 Oct 2001, Cory or Brenda Waters wrote:
I have a pair of binoculars and I now have FIVE K mount lenses (three
are Pentax). In a nutshell, if possible, why are the binoculars so
much brighter than my lenses?
Possibly because the light isn't being deflected by a mirror so it can
pass
On Monday, October 22, 2001, at 04:55 PM, Frank Theriault wrote:
I may have told you this already, but I just bought a Minolta 16II on
eBay
(it's been three weeks now, and the thing still hasn't arrived yet...).
I expect to have problems finding film - I don't even know if it has a
BH's new digital catalog lists the new Contax N1 which is a 6MP camera and
uses new AF lenses (50f1.4 lists for $595). So the 6 MP is here. Canon
suprised me by coming out with a 4 MP EOS1D for @ $6,500 list. I use the D30
at work and enjoy using it, especially when my 80-200 f/2.8 becomes
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