On Mar 18, 2004, at 11:06 PM, John Mustarde wrote:
an option to switch function of the Tv-Av wheels, just for fun
Sounds like someone doesn't have enough to do.
That's the only really good reason for not getting one!
John
On Thu, 18 Mar 2004 21:14:16 CST, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
chibitul smecher asked:
anything you DO NOT like about the *istD? thanks!
The fact that I can't afford one?
ERN
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Using M2, Opera's revolutionary e-mail client:
I liked it enough to save it! It has an elemental quality, almost like a
cartoon.
John
On Thu, 18 Mar 2004 22:32:58 -0500, Butch Black
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi
This is my submission for the week. I decided to try a high contrast look
from a digital file. This was done in Photoshop.
as
- Original Message -
From: Paul Stenquist [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Of course the Pentax software is completely unnecessary if you have
PhotoShop CS. The RAW converter of the latter works quite well with the
*ist D.
You gonna give me several hundred dollars to buy software? Didn't think
Thanks, Bruce.
Jostein
- Original Message -
From: Bruce Dayton [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Jostein [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, March 18, 2004 10:35 PM
Subject: Re: Paw: Another Lighthouse (was Re: PAW -- The Light at Saybrook
Point (Burough of Fenwick))
This, I like, very much! Great
On Fri, 19 Mar 2004 06:02:37 -0500, you wrote:
On Mar 18, 2004, at 11:06 PM, John Mustarde wrote:
an option to switch function of the Tv-Av wheels, just for fun
Sounds like someone doesn't have enough to do.
...can't put nothing over on you guys at all... actually I think this
was or is a
On Fri, 19 Mar 2004 09:29:15 +0200, you wrote:
BB This is my submission for the week. I decided to try a high contrast look
BB from a digital file. This was done in Photoshop.
BB as always, comments welcome.
BB http://www.usefilm.com/image/333057.html
I like it. It has a harsh litho film
On Thu, 18 Mar 2004 22:48:07 -0700, you wrote:
I just thought after asking to see other's work that I would share my first
attempt at portraiture with my new camera.
http://www.davidmadsen.com/images/personal/pages/buggy.htm
That's just too cute. I mean that in a good sense. Save it for
On Fri, 19 Mar 2004, John Mustarde wrote:
And while we're at it, how about a left-handed *istD, a complete
mirror reverse of the camera as we now see it? With computers,
reversing the dies and construction should be no problem. Hey if they
do it with golf clubs, why not a DSLR? There sure
Well,I completed my first commercial gig for one of Sydney's Cabbies.Mind
you he has a long wheelbase GM Statesman Caprice which is Limousine class
and has a lot of private customers.He wanted his own business card
representing Sydney and his mode of business.Took some shots of the Harbour
in its
Argh! I think we should introduce a $10 fine for anyone starting a
thread about the pros/cons of the *istD. ;-)
S
chibitul smecher wrote:
anything you DO NOT like about the *istD? thanks!
Hey Folks,
I've got a Program Plus for sale. It's in excellent condition with some very
light wear. No dents, dings, or scratches. Purchased from Mark Hama but I
still had it checked out by my local shop and the meter and shutter are
right on. It's missing the motor winder cover. Also included is
I suspect this will be a perpetual adventure.
Joe
Yes.Unfortunatly the price we pay for scratch free prints.:-)
Dave
- Original Message -
From: mapson
Subject: Re: dSLR: to *ist or not to *ist, that is the question!
At 12:55 PM 19/03/2004, you wrote:
anything you DO NOT like about the *istD? thanks!
* No other position than A for lens
Update your firmware. This one goes away like majik.
- Original Message -
From: Alan Chan
Subject: Re: Re[2]: OT: Almost ready to by a scanner
I think it works if it digital ice is C41 BW films.
C-41 black and white is an oxymoron.
By definition, all C-41 films are colour films.
Hence the term chromogenic.
And yes, it works fine with
- Original Message -
From: Chris
Subject: Re;First commercial endeavour
'Preciate any
comments. http://www.pbase.com/image/27077694
Regards Chris Kennedy
The caption reminds me of a Monty Python skit.
Probably not the most useful comment, but you did say any.
William Robb
- Original Message -
From: Mark Dalal
Subject: FS Friday: Program Plus
Hey Folks,
I've got a Program Plus for sale. It's in excellent condition with
some very
light wear. No dents, dings, or scratches. Purchased from Mark Hama
but I
still had it checked out by my local shop and
Another great after hours shot Frank. I like what that Vivitar gives you.
And if it makes you feel anybetter,i usually cant either.:-)
Dave
On Mar 18, 2004, at 8:13 PM, frank theriault wrote:
Shooting from the hip. Uncropped
I couldn't get the scan to
I think it's been well thought out and well executed.
Above all, it's the customer you need to please, and he liked it.
Little more needs to be said!
keith whaley
Chris wrote:
Well,I completed my first commercial gig for one of Sydney's Cabbies.Mind
you he has a long wheelbase GM Statesman
I wondered about the flash, but then I thought, No... frank wouldn't use
a flash in a pub... how uncouth. :) So I charitably assumed that there
must have been a bright light on a low ceiling just behind you, but now
that you've admitted to using flash in a bar I guess the gig's up. g
But it's
I just picked up a used Tokina 80-200 f2.8 zoom. (Big tank of a thing.
Now I know why so few complain about Tokina build quality. I still
want the Pentax one, however.) Anyway, it has everything except
instructions, so:
1. The focus ring seems to pull back (between AF and MF) only when the
Hi!
I think I am going to compile my PAW submissions into nice little web
pages - one for each photograph.
I am thereby (or is hereby g, where's Knarf's lawyer?) asking
permission of those who commented on my stuff to allow me to put their
words on my pages.
What do you say?
Thanks.
Boris
Hello Boris,
I agree. Nice idea:)
Attila
Friday, March 19, 2004, 4:27:06 PM, you wrote:
BL Hi!
BL I think I am going to compile my PAW submissions into nice little web
BL pages - one for each photograph.
BL I am thereby (or is hereby g, where's Knarf's lawyer?) asking
BL permission of those
http://www.caughtinmotion.com/LEAD_3830.JPG
From last years Reining show.Its a Grandfather and Grandson team in the Future
Reining
Stars lead
line class.
Its hard to see,but they are wearing Christmas theme shirts and the
I have no problem with your request. Send the cheque to.vbg
Dave
Hi!
I think I am going to compile my PAW submissions into nice little web
pages - one for each photograph.
I am thereby (or is hereby g, where's Knarf's lawyer?)
At 12:55 PM 19/03/2004, you wrote:
anything you DO NOT like about the *istD? thanks!
A very terrible thing :
Pentax do such a good job on it.
Remember, Z1/Z1p and MZ5/MZ5n, the improvement was significant for my use.
So may be what I am do not like, is that the *ist D N might content
- Original Message -
From: Boris Liberman
Subject: PAW related request
Hi!
I think I am going to compile my PAW submissions into nice little
web
pages - one for each photograph.
I am thereby (or is hereby g, where's Knarf's lawyer?) asking
permission of those who commented on my
I am still trying to get my head around the JPEG colour depth thing.
Anders (I believe) mentioned that a Jpeg is 8 bit per colour, for a
total of 24 bit colour.
I can do the math, and can see that this should be very good colour
depth (256x256x256=16777216).
My question however is, since it is
- Original Message -
From:
Subject: Re: dSLR: to *ist or not to *ist, that is the question!
So may be what I am do not like, is that the *ist D N might
content such
an improvement that I might regret to buy the *ist D
Good thing you don't shoot Canon. You would be spending a lot
The usual JPEG (not JPEG2000) is indeed 24 bit format, 8 bits/color.
I have never heard of printers (non-exotic) that would print
16 bit/color. So printing JPEG would give you an image as good as it gets.
Of course, assuming you are not talking about JPEG artifacts here.
OTOH, if you edit your
I'd been traveling on a chicken bus for the better part of
a day. The bus stopped at numerous small, dusty towns en
route to Celeya from I-don't-remember-where-I-got-on. If
any of you have traveled on such buses you know the joy and
frustration that goes with such a journey. I stepped off
the
My first impression was that it was a police car, perhaps TAXI is better
visible on the business card, but I would take a look at improving that
first impression of what the message needs to relay. Now I also see taxi
in yellow on the hood. Perhaps this car is obvious a taxi for people who
live in
Course, he had to be called Bruce!
Card looks fine to me.
John
On Sat, 20 Mar 2004 00:07:09 +1100, Chris [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well,I completed my first commercial gig for one of Sydney's Cabbies.Mind
you he has a long wheelbase GM Statesman Caprice which is Limousine class
and has a lot of
Steve,
I have a tokina 28-70 2.8 (i love this lens)
1. I think the way the lens works is that it only pulls back after a slight
twist at any focal length. Originally I thought like you that it would only
pull back at infinity, but then I noticed that without the twist even at
infinity it doesnt
Hi Frank ...
Not sure how I feel about this one. There are moments when
I like it quite a bit, even though it is somewhat
disturbing, and at other moments I just want to turn off the
computer. I guess that means it's a good photo ... but
damn, I can't figure out why I like it and dislike it at
- Original Message -
From: William Robb [EMAIL PROTECTED]
My question however is, since it is still 8 bit per colour, is the
Jpeg file still really limited in fine colour delineation because it
is limited to 256 discreet shades per primary colour?
In one word; yes.
Jostein
The reduced algorithm, from the FAQ is fairly simple:
1. Transform the image into a suitable color space.
2. (Optional -- omitted)
3. Group the pixel values for each component into 8x8 blocks. Transform each
8x8 block through a discrete cosine transform
4. In each block, divide each of the
So may be what I am do not like, is that the *ist D N might
content such
an improvement that I might regret to buy the *ist D
Good thing you don't shoot Canon. You would be spending a lot of time
regretting things.
William Robb
I know, I used to own Canon stuff
Nick Clark wrote:
I've yet to fathom the need for a slide duplicator for a
digital camera. Isn't a film scanner better?
Yes.
If you have one that is. Otherwise a slide duplicator.
Malcolm
Folks
I have a 'question for seller' that I am currently unable to answer.
Here goes:
I recently got hold of a Pentax KX Motor Drive camera, and since I'm not
familiar with the drive, and info on it's accessories is scarce, I'm not asking
the right questions.
It seems the two grips, Grip I
Nice shot...
Reminds me of some time I spent in Cuba, back in '51.
Little guys like that always looking to gather some change from the
tourists.
Looks a little staged, what with the tres amigos lined up like little
soldiers, a little snapshot-ish, but face it, most of us DO take
snapshots when
I think that this would be a useful option as it would make it more similar to the
MZ-S, with the shutter speed being changed at the rear and the aperture at the front.
Nick.
-Original Message-
From: Paul Stenquist[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 19/03/04 11:02:37
To: [EMAIL
What, no bird..vbg
Nice shot Fred.I like how it moves from heavy fog to clear view.
Dave
I had so many complementary comments about
last week's blurry image
that I thought I'd share another blurry one with you.
Hi,
Here they are, proudly showing off their new inventory,
while the shop keeper looks on. I tried a little sepia
conversion in Photoshop to perhaps give the photo a little
more feel for the situation. This is a work in progress,
and I'd really appreciate your comments.
All,
I check KEH once in a while to see what's available in Pentax mounts. They
have several Tokina ATX Pro 28-70mm F2.8 lenses in exc to exc+ condition
for under $200 and an 80-200 F2.8 for only $325. Is it just me, or do those
seem like really good prices?
--Mark
The Nikon 4000ED is a SCSI or Firewire scanner, so you need an interface card if your
system doesn't have it built-in. The Minolta 5400, Nikon V, and Nikon 5000 are USB2.
Nick
-Original Message-
From: Shel Belinkoff[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 19/03/04 15:57:44
To: [EMAIL
They did to me. I just bought one of the 80-200 zooms.
Steven Desjardins
Department of Chemistry
Washington and Lee University
Lexington, VA 24450
(540) 458-8873
FAX: (540) 458-8878
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 03/19/04 01:04PM
All,
I check KEH once in a while to see what's
SMCK 400mm f5.6 gret condition w/ case caps
also quite good Tokina 2x converter
reasonable offers entertained off-list
-
Bill D. Casselberry ; Photography on the Oregon Coast
Mike Ignatiev wrote:
Basically, the 3rd step is where the pixel come into play. In theory,
one can write a codec for an arbitrary color depth. In practice, I am yet
to see one. Since all observable codecs work on 24 bit color, there's
a good reason to think of JPEG as 24 bit format (if you want
I´ve got three of them, so I get some pictures of them. Boys will
never be as cute as Shels daughter, but...
http://www.photo.net/photodb/photo?photo_id=2217012size=lg
DagT
HI Keith,
The staging was the kids' idea. They decided on the pose,
and I think it works for this pic. Let's face it, lot's of
people are stiff in front of a camera ;-)) And it is,
indeed, a snapshot ...
Tks!
Keith Whaley wrote:
Nice shot...
Reminds me of some time I spent in Cuba, back
For sale:
Pentax Auto 110 kit with three lenses, case, flash, manual, strap
All in excellent condition: Pentax Auto 110 body (missing the flash
socket cap, often found missing on this camera) with f/2.8 lenses
24mm (normal), 18mm, and 50mm. All lenses include original caps.
Also includes
For sale:
Pentax Auto 110 kit with three lenses, case, flash, manual, strap
All in excellent condition: Pentax Auto 110 body (missing the flash
socket cap, often found missing on this camera) with f/2.8 lenses
24mm (normal), 18mm, and 50mm. All lenses include original caps.
Also includes
Photos added, last chance before eBay:
For sale: Pentax MX winder with original box, manual, receipts.
This winder wasn't mine originally, but the original owner sent it in
to Pentax in 1980 for the remote modification that was mentioned
recently on the list and kept all the paperwork. The
The Firewire interface card came with my 4000ED when I bought it about a
year ago.
Kenneth Waller
- Original Message -
From: Nick Clark [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: OT: Almost ready to by a scanner
The Nikon 4000ED is a SCSI or Firewire scanner, so you need an interface
card if
Absolutely ... while not strictly a financial investment,
it's a tool, one that should give years of good service.
It's an investment just as my automotive tools are an
investment, enabling me to work creatively and efficiently,
to derive pleasure from my work, and to save time and money
by not
Hi Fred ...
I just LOVE the misty atmosphere in these pics. Meant to
mention that I enjoyed your last post as well sorry.
They remind me of so many wonderful moments, visits to
museums, wonderful scenes ... To my eye the rocks in the
lower left of this one are a distraction. Some, I'm
Hi Bob ...
Thanks for your kind words. I'm starting to like this photo
more and more, and have decided to work diligently on it to
make it better. I'm still unsure about the crop, but that
can be fiddled with later. Definitely gonna go with a bit
of sepia on this one, or certainly a warm tone.
Hi Frank ... If you look closely, Sister Margaret is framed
within the frame, in a nice trapezoidal shape. Create a
line through siete from the top to the bottom of the
frame, do likewise with the diagonal streak on the window,
and, of course, connect them top and bottom along the frame
line, and
Thanks, Steve ... I had the pic with the planks on the right
cropped out, but it seemed to take away from the needed
space around Los Bandidos, but I'll take another look.
However, your comment got me to thinking about the small
portion of the sign in the upper right hand corner, and
removing
Hey ;-)) I don't have a daughter ...
Dag T wrote:
I´ve got three of them, so I get some pictures of them. Boys will
never be as cute as Shels daughter, but...
http://www.photo.net/photodb/photo?photo_id=2217012size=lg
DagT
Oooops!
DagT :-)
På 19. mar. 2004 kl. 20.03 skrev Shel Belinkoff:
Hey ;-)) I don't have a daughter ...
Dag T wrote:
I´ve got three of them, so I get some pictures of them. Boys will
never be as cute as Shels daughter, but...
http://www.photo.net/photodb/photo?photo_id=2217012size=lg
DagT
I was thinking of Boris...
På 19. mar. 2004 kl. 20.15 skrev Dag T:
Oooops!
DagT :-)
På 19. mar. 2004 kl. 20.03 skrev Shel Belinkoff:
Hey ;-)) I don't have a daughter ...
Dag T wrote:
I´ve got three of them, so I get some pictures of them. Boys will
never be as cute as Shels daughter,
Hi!
J It's an image I'm very fond of myself, but I know others don't see as much
J in it as I do. I may have posted it here earlier, so bear with me if you
J have seen it before.
Indeed you should be. The only thing I can rant about is that it is a
cropped slide rather than true panorama image
I'm looking to sell the following books/manuals:
The Honeywell Pentax Way by H. Keppler
Hard cover, 363 pages - 6th edition, second printing Aug 1973 by Amphoto
No dust jacket, just 30 years old
Honeywell Pentax System by Ernest Reshovsky
Soft cover, 80 pages - 1974 by Petersen Publishing
Dave,
Where exactly on the horse should I be looking for Xmas word?
This is very young grandfather, I should say. I think I'd like to see
boy's right leg...
Otherwise, it is very caught in motion. Indeed.
Thanks...
Boris
([EMAIL PROTECTED] or [EMAIL PROTECTED])
P.S. I think I should be
Possibly,
My own interest in this project is that I have literally hundreds if
not thousands of slides my dad took (Kodachromes). They are a treasure
for the family, and I want to find a way to turn them digital to put
them on DVD's along with home movies which I am transfering to digital
Hi,
Friday, March 19, 2004, 7:02:43 PM, Shel wrote:
When will we get to see some of your pics?
I don't know, I'm afraid. I haven't done anything photographic for some
weeks - which perhaps explains why I've been prickly of late and
developed a tendency to poo-poo the poor paw g.
http://apnews.excite.com/article/20040319/D81DLQJ84.html
Check out the Nokia device.
This device set begins a neat theme in home image management.
CRB
--
Keep an eye on the Left.
They complain any time we go after any group that hates America.
They were ambivalent about
From: Collin Brendemuehl [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Keep an eye on the Left.
They complain any time we go after any group that hates America.
They were ambivalent about going after Al Queda going into Afghanistan.
They really opposed overthrowing Marxists like Aristide and Saddam Hussein, et al.
Fairygirl is a comin' to GFM!!
I will be flying into LA on Wednesday 26 May, then catching a connecting
flight to NYC. (hoping to get a long stopover though so that I can go and
explore LA for a few hours). Are there any PDML'ers in LA?
I have a fashion photographer friend that I will be
...found the answer in Shutterbug myself (concerning ZX-L):
P-TTL Metering: When the flash unit is set to P-TTL mode, it fires a
pre-flash burst before the actual exposure. In conjunction with the camera's
multi-segment light sensor, the flash meter measures subject distance,
brightness, and
Hi,
Shel Belinkoff wrote:
I'd been traveling on a chicken bus for the better part of
a day.
snip
http://home.earthlink.net/~scbelinkoff/images/tres-s.html
Another wonderfully evocative picture. My first thought is Wonder what
they're doing today? My only suggestion is a bit of
Hi Larry
As a piece of art in it self, I would crop it to avoid the half subjects.
It's quite nice.
As a photograph showing the objects to whoever intersted in things like
this, I'd choose a different lighting, to avoid the dominating shadows.
All the best
Jens Bladt
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I'll second that one.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
chibitul smecher asked:
anything you DO NOT like about the *istD? thanks!
The fact that I can't afford one?
ERN
--
graywolf
http://graywolfphoto.com
You might as well accept people as they are,
you are not going to be able to change them
Hi Mike ...
They are Tres Amigos and appeared as stand-ins for Steve
Martin, Chevy Chase, and Martin Short in the movies Three
Amigos. Actually, if you're familiar with the three movie
stars, and you look carefully at these kids, you may
possibly imagine them growing into three such likable
It would then be less like the Z series.
John
On Fri, 19 Mar 2004 17:45:14 -, Nick Clark
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think that this would be a useful option as it would make it more
similar to the MZ-S, with the shutter speed being changed at the rear
and the aperture at the front.
There is a few of us in LA, if you get a long enough layover we could get
together for LAPDML. Anyone else interested?
/Paul
From: Tanya Mayer Photography [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: It's official!!
Date: Sat, 20 Mar 2004
I just Bought the LS 5000 with the slides loader.
I am very happy, I can go to the cinema while scan process...
^_^
For the best price and quality, the LS V is good enought, but le LS 5000
allow me to be lazy, at last, it takes time to get less mess in all my
slide...
The Firewire interface
Same way of rating by the french magazine Chasseur d'Images
I think the Nikon Coolscan V is the same price as the Minolta, although it's only
4000ppi. It's rated better by Amateur Photographer in the UK.
Nick
-Original Message-
From: Alan Chan[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent:
Sounds good to me Paul - if I am unable to get a very long layover, maybe we
could get together at the airport or somewhere close by? (But I am hoping
for about 12 hours, I just gotta get a pic of me with the hollywood sign! so
that i can brag to my actor friends that I got to Hollywood before
You're right, Dave.
It's too small! But, it's cute as hell. The look on the kid's face is
priceless. Reminds me of HCB's kid holding the wine bottles (what's it
called, something about Rue Mouffton or something?).
A really nice moment there!
cheers,
frank
The optimist thinks this is the
You're right, Bill.
I wish I had the money.
Like I need another camera. What am I saying, I ~always~ need another
camera!! vbg
That's a great deal.
cheers,
frank
The optimist thinks this is the best of all possible worlds. The pessimist
fears it is true. -J. Robert Oppenheimer
From:
Hey Folks,
Anyone had a chance to compare these two cameras? Any difference in
autofocus, flash metering, ability to expose with K and M lenses? Opinions
are very appreciated.
Thanks,
Mark
Hi Keith et al,
Yep, I did mean Los Angeles (LAX)- it is the only arrival point in the US
for Australian flights, apparently, so I have to land there before making
side trips via domestic flights to wherever else I want to visit. I
apologise for any confusion that my abbreviation may have
Cool shot, I like the framing and tones.
Regards
Albano
--- Dag T [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I´ve got three of them, so I get some pictures of
them. Boys will
never be as cute as Shels daughter, but...
http://www.photo.net/photodb/photo?photo_id=2217012size=lg
DagT
=
Albano
On Fri, 19 Mar 2004 08:54:16 +0100, you wrote:
Due to 1.5x Aps factor, you must have 0.67x magnification for entire
slide copy
I use:
M42 daptor + M42 bellows + 4/100 Macro-Bellow + Slide-Copier
Just out of curiosity, I set up a home-brew method, pictured here:
And I'll keep my ears open. Just in the off chance we're not going to
the UK until early June, and I _can_ make the L.A. PDML - I'd love to do
so!
keith
Tanya Mayer Photography wrote:
Hi Keith et al,
Yep, I did mean Los Angeles (LAX)- it is the only arrival point in the US
for Australian
- Original Message -
From: graywolf
Subject: Re: Chromogenic BW (Was:: OT: Almost ready to by a scanner)
Well, actually, if you want a good BW image from color film you
need to use a
panchromatic enlarging paper like Panalure. Traditional BW papers
do not give
proper response to
- Original Message -
From: Bob W
Subject: Prickly paw-poor (was Re: PAW - Tres Amigos (The Chiclet
Bandits)
Photographically I'm feeling rather stale and uninspired. But, the
hounds of spring are on winter's traces, as the poet Swinburne put
it, so I think things may pick up soon.
- Original Message -
From: Nick Clark
Subject: Re: Slide Dup for *ist D
I've yet to fathom the need for a slide duplicator for a digital
camera. Isn't a film scanner better?
Technically, yes, I suppose it is.
Practically, if you have a few hundred slides to scan, the camera may
be
Thanks Mike.
I realize that to be true to the subject, one should learn something
of the mathmatics of the compression method, I am really only
interested in what JPEGing does to the opened file.
IE: If a file has gone through a JPEG phase, will it always be an 8
bit per channel (I undersand this,
- Original Message -
From: Mike Ignatiev
Subject: Re[2]: OT: Almost ready to by a scanner
scanner as an investment? i suppose you invest in pc's as well? :)
If you plan to keep it and use it for a while, then it's not a bad
idea.
William Robb
On Fri, 19 Mar 2004 09:39:38 -0700, you wrote:
For most of my uses, the antiquated and
much-maligned autofocus in the PZ-1p is superior to the *ist D.
I agree with that.
Two things the PZ1p excelled at: focusing on a bird in the bush
without hunting all over the place or getting stuck on
So, I've been working on some scanned negs, and noticed some
junk in the deep shadows. I'm not sure if it's just
schmutz picked up over 3+ decades, stuff from less than
perfectly clean processing, or scanner noise.
I've never seen scanner noise (that I know of), don't know
what to look for,
Creative interpretation ;-))
Steve Jolly wrote:
http://www.elvum.net/gallery/paw/dino_shadow
Taken at the Natural History Museum in London with my ME Super and
MC-MIR 47K 20mm/2.5 on Fuji NPZ 800 (exposed at EI500). Exposure was
~1/30s at f2.5, hand-held. In one of the museum's
Thanks, Albano ... I'm not really happy with it ... there's
more to do.
Albano Garcia wrote:
Good shot. I think it's just fine as it is, no
correction needed.
Interesting shot, Frank - really draws me in.
The boy seems to be staring down the big guy... or maybe something else is
going on. It's engaging in that I formed a solid snap judgement about the
scene but then second thoughts and new interpretations started creeping
in. I like the designs in
your memory is going. it's a Firewire-only scanner. older models were
SCSI-only.
Herb
- Original Message -
From: Nick Clark [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, March 19, 2004 1:02 PM
Subject: Re: OT: Almost ready to by a scanner
The Nikon 4000ED is a SCSI or
doomed to failure. your eyes will glaze over and your credit card will wear
out.
Herb...
- Original Message -
From: Tanya Mayer Photography [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, March 19, 2004 4:49 PM
Subject: It's official!!
Hoping also to visit BH
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