You're welcome.
Jens Bladt
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Fra: Feroze Kistan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sendt: 21. maj 2004 00:53
Til: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Emne: Re: flash question
Hi Jens,
Ah (a lightbulb moment for sure) , I did confuse
Hi gang
As my goal of obtaining a istD draws closer to reality, I did some web
searching for prices.
A place called A M Photo World has the body listed at $799 (US
retailer).
I tried to go through the entire order process up to the very end where
it says click here to finalize to see if there
I love the *ist D gallery.
Jens Bladt
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Fra: Dr. Heiko Hamann [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sendt: 19. maj 2004 17:05
Til: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Emne: Pentax Signpost
Hi,
I`ve updated my website and the Pentax
What is CA problems?
Regards
Jens Bladt
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http://hjem.get2net.dk/bladt
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Fra: Dr. Heiko Hamann [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sendt: 18. maj 2004 08:16
Til: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Emne: Re: 16-45mm DA
Hi Shaun,
on 18 May 04 you wrote in pentax.list:
I also like M28 3.5. I use it a lot.
A.
On 21 May 2004, at 03:25, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I also like the M28 3.5...
Hey gang,
Looks like I'll be home between vacations for at least a couple days. I
KNOW it's late to be making plans but I wanted to offer up the extra spaces
in my vehicle. I'll be driving from Atlanta, home of the world's busiest
airport. If anybody between there and here is looking for a ride
You won't regret the 50 at all. The list seems to be of the opinion
that the M 50 f1.4 is the least of the fast 50s, but they're all very
good. And with the M, you still get a good build (the F has a pretty
bad build).
Henri Toivonen wrote:
snip
I will try to get that 50mm atleast, and see
I have A and FA versions. The are both excellent lenses and rather well
built, I think.
I also own the K2.5/135mm. It too is an excellent lens and very well (but
heavy/bulky) built.
Jens Bladt
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http://hjem.get2net.dk/bladt
-Oprindelig meddelelse-
Fra: Lon
I learned and am stil learning Photoshop from books/tutorials.
I was sent to classes in Adobe Illustrator 10 through my work. So, I'm not
quite unfamiliar withthe basics of Adobe software even though many things
are quite different in the two Adobe applications.
All the best
Jens Bladt
Dr.,
I like your site but some more navigational tools would be appreciated.
In the gallery, I'd like to see some next, back and home buttons.
Very cool photos from the repair shop BTW,
The *ist D with those lenses on it is an inspirational handbook to those
easily enabled
Cory
- Original
From: Bruce Dayton [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Boy, I have to agree with Shel here. My first look at the photo was
very ho-hum. Just didn't see anything in it. This crop that Shel
proposes really changes it into something for me. Now I really do see
the relationship. Is that what you were going
I will be shooting some indoor dancers. The layout is simple
with 2 x 400 Watt studio flashes 1 stop apart with a white
paper backdrop. My film choices are simply to use the ever
reliable Fuji Reala (iso 100) or the Fujichrome Velvia (iso 50).
I will be using some Fuji ACROS Neopan 100 for the
In the interest of changing the subject, and creating new threads, and all
that...
I've been debating taking a Photoshop class. (7 is what I'll be using, and
let's not go there again, re versions. ;-))
So I am curious, if you use Photoshop, did you ever take a class in it?
Or did you
If it were me, I'd be torn between something wider than a 28
and plugging that hole between 50 and 100Macro with an 85. You
mention the bag is getting heavy. How will another lens help that
situation? Lens Lust, the Flattener of Fototographer Footies.
Butch Black wrote:
Hi Guys;
I have
I think this F better than FA 50/1.4 thing got started because
PhotoDo rated the F a tad higher.
Mark Roberts wrote:
Joe Wilensky [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is the F 50/1.4 truly a better performer than the FA or the A
version?
IIRC, the F and FA versions are optically identical.
Definitely one to show to the boyfriend. Tracie noticed that we started
to hang these around the house when she started dating.
Steven Desjardins
Department of Chemistry
Washington and Lee University
Lexington, VA 24450
(540) 458-8873
FAX: (540) 458-8878
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
frank theriault wrote:
http://www.photo.net/photodb/photo?photo_id=2376852
Ah! Sweet! She has her Father's ears!
Nice to know that one of your daughters is following (Pentax) photography.
Nice capture Frank.
Malcolm
Sure. If it's a total bust, you've wasted $15. I've wasted more than
that on a bad dinner. ;-)
Steven Desjardins
Department of Chemistry
Washington and Lee University
Lexington, VA 24450
(540) 458-8873
FAX: (540) 458-8878
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Antonio said:
As to the international nature of the list (and I am only mentioning it
because you brought it up) I do not see what bearing this has on
anything - surely in times of conflict dialogue and debate should be
welcomed between those with differing opinions - the way the world
The BW choice is good. It's the best there is right now.
[ You HP4+ lovers, hold your tongues ...:) ]
With 6x7 I'd not be afraid of neg film, unless you're going to an ad agency where
they'll want to scan it.
Given the E6 doesn't cost much to test with, and if they are going to pay some big
Thnanks for all who responded.
Its an older bulb,and was bought at the same time of the Vivitar E32 enlarger,probably
1966 or so. I
have a tiny BR for my darkroom and the light source is about 3 feet away. I probably
could
set it up on
the toilet seat which would get it away from the bulb
Hi,
Kevin wrote:
I will be shooting some indoor dancers. The layout is simple
with 2 x 400 Watt studio flashes 1 stop apart with a white
paper backdrop. My film choices are simply to use the ever
reliable Fuji Reala (iso 100) or the Fujichrome Velvia (iso 50).
I will be using some Fuji ACROS
Ern,
Having followed this list for the past year without contributing my
impression was that you discussed OT topics here all the time.
A.
On 21 May 2004, at 14:31, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Antonio said:
As to the international nature of the list (and I am only mentioning
it
because you brought
Antonio:
Having followed this list for the past year without contributing my
impression was that you discussed OT topics here all the time.
in response to my comment:
Experience has shown that most members of this list do not want
inflammatory
OFF-TOPIC subjects debated HERE, even if
I'm getting tired of this idiot.
The man said, ...inflammatory OFF-TOPIC subjects...
WHAT PART OF THE WORD INFLAMMATORY DON'T YOU UNDERSTAND?
Regards,
Bob...
---
No man's life, liberty or property is safe while the legislature is in
session.
-- Mark Twain
From:
Mornin' Mark ...
I noticed the green tint to the boy's hair, but didn't (and still can't)
see how it contributed much, if anything, anything to the photo.
Shel Belinkoff
Well, there were something that y'all might have missed and it was
probably
due to the scan and having to view the pic
A50/2 $18 shipped (in us)!
Yes, an inexpensive lens, and built to stay that way.
But ... since I just picked up a Ricoh 50/1.2 for the KX
this will have to go. (unless someone offers me big bucks
for the 1.2 ...)
Collin
---
'Tautology is'
Well Bob, calling someone an idiot is pretty inflammatory in most
peoples book, not to mention rude. As to inflammatory topics, there is
no such thing. Controversial perhaps, hotly debated certainly, but not
inflammatory.
In any event, all I have done is join discussions that were already
Antonio Aparicio wrote:
Ern,
Having followed this list for the past year without contributing my
impression was that you discussed OT topics here all the time.
A.
Yeah, you're right. Usually just long enough for everybody to climb
all over the transgressor, and make him or her feel sorry they
What? Like $25?
keith whaley
Collin Brendemuehl wrote:
A50/2 $18 shipped (in us)!
Yes, an inexpensive lens, and built to stay that way.
But ... since I just picked up a Ricoh 50/1.2 for the KX
this will have to go. (unless someone offers me big bucks
for the 1.2 ...)
Collin
On Fri, 21 May 2004, Henri Toivonen wrote:
I wasn't allowed to, during my brief encouter with the Swedish
military. I'd have to register my camera with the higher officers and
have every picture approved for security reasons.
Was it a while ago?
Yes, it was in 1990. Fourteen years
Anders Hultman wrote:
On Fri, 21 May 2004, Henri Toivonen wrote:
I wasn't allowed to, during my brief encouter with the Swedish
military. I'd have to register my camera with the higher officers and
have every picture approved for security reasons.
Was it a while ago?
Yes, it was
Check out ebay item 3815885925.
Can't you buy a new FA* 85mm 1.4 for that sort of money?
Antonio
What? Like $25?
keith whaley
hardee har har :)
I think it was Mark Robers who said that this model was one of the best bargains he
ever got.
Collin
Sent via the WebMail system at mail.safe-t.net
aaggghh
Antonio Aparicio wrote:
Feroze,
Why don't you take it up with the person who started the thread?
As to the international nature of the list (and I am only mentioning
it because you brought it up) I do not
aaagg
Antonio Aparicio wrote:
Shawn,
I am willing to accept that I may be wrong, but I do not feel that is
the case. The 2% figure you mention is for all computers sold in the
world - Apple has a much higher market
I have had them all: FA*85/f1.4, A*85/f1.4, K85/f1.8, M85/f2, FA77/f1.8.
This is what I think:
- The 1.4s are simply too big and heavy for everyday use, and too
intimidating for portraits. Thus I sold them.
- The FA*85/f1.4 and the M85/f2 are specialists for portraits. Do not
use them at open
I have had them all: FA*85/f1.4, A*85/f1.4, K85/f1.8, M85/f2, FA77/f1.8.
This is what I think:
- The 1.4s are simply too big and heavy for everyday use, and too
intimidating for portraits. Thus I sold them.
- The FA*85/f1.4 and the M85/f2 are specialists for portraits. Do not
use them at open
That could well be!
Ricoh has been around for some time.
Do you happen to know who made the lens for Ricoh?
keith
Collin Brendemuehl wrote:
What? Like $25?
keith whaley
hardee har har :)
I think it was Mark Robers who said that this model was one of the best bargains he
ever got.
Collin
I've been debating taking a Photoshop class. (7 is what I'll
be using, and
let's not go there again, re versions. ;-))
So I am curious, if you use Photoshop, did you ever take a
class in it?
Or did you just learn it from books?
I had a hard time with Photoshop until I took an online
- Original Message -
From: Antonio Aparicio
Subject: [Norton AntiSpam] Re: Why can't they just... was Re: Anyone
still using windows ME
Well Bob, calling someone an idiot is pretty inflammatory in most
peoples book, not to mention rude.
Well, Antonio, Lets take this beyond rude.
- Original Message -
From: Kevin Waterson
Subject: 6x7 film choice
I will be shooting some indoor dancers. The layout is simple
with 2 x 400 Watt studio flashes 1 stop apart with a white
paper backdrop. My film choices are simply to use the ever
reliable Fuji Reala (iso 100) or
- Original Message -
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: OT: To Photoshop Class, Or Not?
So I am curious, if you use Photoshop, did you ever take a class in
it?
I have a couple of friends, believe it or not.
One teaches Photoshop, the other has used it as a graphic artist
since
HT And it could be it's just a battery that has leaked and clobbed up the
HT hatch!
HT Maybe some oil and brute force could help, and after replacing the
HT battery, it might be fully functional!
HT Hell, i'm gonna give it a shot! :-)
HT /Henri
Henri, if you can't open the hatch, simply remove
When I first started using PS I wanted to take a class in it. Now I
think I could probably teach a class at least
for photographers. Most classes seem to be aimed at graphic artists.
There are a number of things in Photoshop a
photographer will probably never use, or at least will be
I think at the time this lens was produced Ricoh made their own, and
most were very good.
Keith Whaley wrote:
That could well be!
Ricoh has been around for some time.
Do you happen to know who made the lens for Ricoh?
keith
Collin Brendemuehl wrote:
What? Like $25?
keith whaley
hardee har har
I'm really curious, because usually a lens this wide has its own
limitations but often makes a spectacular view. I mean, if Pentax
is
still selling this lens, it should be good. How much do you pay for
it?
It wasn't cheap. I won't say beyond that, as I have too good
a relationship
From: Kenneth Waller
Date: Thu, 20 May 2004 17:32:24 -0700
-
Keep the cat indoors.
Kenneth Waller
I would, but these Satan-filled little creatures are quick to sneak out.
Collin
---
'Tautology is'
I plead guilty to starting this.
It's not just that the F version is rated a bit higher than the FA version.
It's that just one other 50mm was rated quite as high (4.6) by Photodo
(Hasselblad); the Leica Sumicron-M 50mm f2.0.
If these tests are credible, it places the SMC F 1.4/50mm as the very
I think at the time this lens was produced Ricoh made their own, and
most were very good.
Keith Whaley wrote:
That could well be!
Ricoh has been around for some time.
Do you happen to know who made the lens for Ricoh?
No, no, it's early 90's and I believe it was made by Cosina. I also
I suppose it depends on what you're doing with photos. I found 7 to be a
vast improvement over 6 for photo repair and restoration, and the file
browser is a wonderful tool, once you get to know it. As for it being a
memory gobbler, I'd disagree on that point as well. It ran very well on a
Win98
Is THAT what they call male turkeys out your way?
keith whaley
Ann Sanfedele wrote:
TMP wrote:
Taught myself, and I am still teaching...
tan.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, 21 May 2004 6:02 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: OT: To
Hi Pentax users
one of my last black and white photos showing a pair of swans with the nest
and 7 eggs was published two days ago
in the snapshot of the week of a local newspaper called LiZ
(Limmat-Zeitung) here. They usually select photos showing typical and
current scenes from the Limmattal
Sold for 1200,45$
Jens Bladt
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http://hjem.get2net.dk/bladt
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Fra: Antonio Aparicio [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sendt: 21. maj 2004 16:22
Til: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Emne: A* 85mm f1.4 - worth over a $1,000?
Check out ebay item 3815885925.
Can't
I'm getting tired of this idiot.
The man said, ...inflammatory OFF-TOPIC subjects...
WHAT PART OF THE WORD INFLAMMATORY DON'T YOU UNDERSTAND?
Regards,
Bob...
I'm getting tired as well.
I have a new proposal.
How about we each send him an individual reply...
EACH and EVERY time he posts
And the Orion that Andre mentioned is here - good price too:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemcategory=15201item=3815952261
This the Mini version at 25$. The regular Orion is here at $40
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemcategory=15201item=3816529358
Andre
You know what? I don't care. I killfiled him some time ago, when
it became apparent that the signal-to-noise ratio of his contributions
was as close to zero as makes no difference.
Unfortunately I still get to see some of his self-indulgent posturing
because some people can't resist the
Hi all,
I have a K2 that has developed a problem with the shutter. At slow speeds
(approx 1/30 and below) about every third or fourth shot the speed will be
off, it sounds like the camera is firing at sync speed (1/125). Anyone have
any handy hints or experienced the same? Right now a CLA is
Amazoing photographs, Frantisek! A pleasure to watch!
All the best
Jens Bladt
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://hjem.get2net.dk/bladt
-Oprindelig meddelelse-
Fra: Frantisek Vlcek [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sendt: 19. maj 2004 19:19
Til: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; PDML
Emne: pdml members webpage
Yup! We were there. Had a great time
Otis Wright
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Let me assure you that there were hackers at MIT in the early '60s, long before there
were personal computers or viruses. Hacking was a form of recreation that often
encompassed acomplishing things that were
I think at the time this lens was produced Ricoh made their own, and
most were very good.
Keith Whaley wrote:
That could well be!
Ricoh has been around for some time.
Do you happen to know who made the lens for Ricoh?
No, no, it's early 90's and I believe it was made by Cosina. I also
My 15mm does feature the 4 feet mark and the front lens diameter is 69 mm
(measured with a caliper). It's a K SMC PENTAX 1:3.5/15, sn 5068171.
Fabio
Fabio, is it possible to get a more precise measure? 68,6 and 69,8
seems to pertain to the two different types and your 69mm measure
lies about
Keith Whaley wrote:
Is THAT what they call male turkeys out your way?
keith whaley
(snipp)
IF you are just doing photos -- I've heard 7 is
overkill
and a ram gobbler
annsan
I think we better just let this one drop -
the puns could get a leeettle dangerous
annsan aka VBG
Fascinating.
My hacker days came just a bit later.
Those of us who built computers when the first skill
one had to have was knowing how to solder
were the first hobbyist hackers.
But that was as much hardware as (and often more than) software.
Collin
Builder of Netroics Elf II et. al
Hi Tanya
in the warehouses and specialized shops her, photo equipment and traveling
bags are rather expensive.
Prices easily start at $30 for a common camera bag and up to much more for
robust back-backs or brands.
Luckily there are half a dozen second hand stores near the town or in
Zurich.
Today
To sweeten your weekend, I have two questions for you (and yes, the results
of the opinion poll will be published here)
1 Which 3 photos you made are your most loved ones?
1b is it for their content or the circumstances of the taking or anything
else?
2 Are these photos
Cheers Bob,
Thanks for the tip. No worries about spoiling the bargain hunters hunt
on this one then ;-(
Antonio
p.s. F4 lens would be 1:4, not 1.4 (which is 1:1.4)
On 21 May 2004, at 20:09, Bob W wrote:
Hi,
Check out ebay item 3815885925.
Can't you buy a new FA* 85mm 1.4 for that sort of money?
Thats a really mature position Bob. S. But given you have been one of
the prime flame throwers in this thread I am not surprised.
Antonio
On 21 May 2004, at 20:27, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm getting tired of this idiot.
The man said, ...inflammatory OFF-TOPIC subjects...
WHAT PART OF THE WORD
I must admit that my first knowledge of the term Hacker was in a
positive, not negative sense too.
A.
On 21 May 2004, at 21:22, Collin Brendemuehl wrote:
Fascinating.
My hacker days came just a bit later.
Those of us who built computers when the first skill
one had to have was knowing how to
Thanks John.
Actually i cannot remember if any poles fell down.I was impressed as this was Gary's
first
jumping in
over 20 years.He's a reining rider and operates the farm i do most of my shots at.
Some of my first sales were with pictures from the SP500 and 105 f 2.8.I don't really
need
AF
Shawn K. wrote:
Haha, squirrels are definitely up there on the list of cool animals.
-Shawn
-Original Message-
From: Mark Roberts [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, May 19, 2004 5:32 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Squirrel pictures
Daniel J. Matyola [EMAIL
Hey, folks,
I just accidentally tried the pug.komkon.org server and it's
responding! Is this new, or has it been back for a while?? March
seems to be the latest gallery it has.
TTYL, DougF KG4LMZ
Hi Shel
would you share the address of the Photoshop. list with me/us?
I really need and want to learn more about imaging software.. :-)
Answering the survey:
I buy a lot of books second hand and try to learn from every source like the
Pentax list too ;-)
thanks
Markus
Photoshop list,
Bob, you're showing your age...
norm
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Let me assure you that there were hackers at MIT in the early '60s, long before there
were personal computers or viruses. Hacking was a form of recreation that often
encompassed acomplishing things that were technically involved,
These are the remaining cameras and lenses that I want to sell:
Pentax Z-1 AF SLR + Fdp Gripstrap + F electronic cable release +
instruction manual, in Spanish (I will also include 2 unused 2CR5
lithium batteries, each one lasts about twenty-five 36-exposure films)
and original boxes.
The camera
WJ I have a K2 that has developed a problem with the shutter. At slow speeds
WJ (approx 1/30 and below) about every third or fourth shot the speed will be
WJ off, it sounds like the camera is firing at sync speed (1/125). Anyone have
WJ any handy hints or experienced the same? Right now a CLA
Friday, May 21, 2004, 9:09:18 PM, Jens wrote:
JB Amazoing photographs, Frantisek! A pleasure to watch!
JB All the best
I am flattered! Thank you so much :-) I must work a lot on the frontpage,
though. I should get some friendly webdesigner to design me a normal
front page, instead of that quick
Hi,
all of the specialised photo bags are rather expensive. I am using
Domkes at my work (they are excellent for reportages), but for some
unconspicious photo bags you can consider the many military and
boyscout bags. They are dirt cheap, and look sufficiently dirty to
not attract
Wow. I'd given them up for dead.
CW
- Original Message -
From: Doug Franklin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: PDML [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, May 21, 2004 3:38 PM
Subject: komkon
Hey, folks,
I just accidentally tried the pug.komkon.org server and it's
responding! Is this new, or has
Maybe just wearing it well.
Otis Wright
Norm Baugher wrote:
Bob, you're showing your age...
norm
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Let me assure you that there were hackers at MIT in the early '60s,
long before there were personal computers or viruses. Hacking was a
form of recreation that often
BTW, I went with the Tamrac Velocity 5. Someone on Amazon gave it a good
review regarding it fitting the 300D (it's slightly deeper than some waist/fanny
packs). Also it is modular so I can add on a water bottle and a deeper lens
bag. Which is what I did.
Ching, ching, ching.
Now I have to
Peter J. Alling wrote:
Gonz wrote:
Collin Brendemuehl wrote:
snip
d) put a high voltage wire around the tree and feed the resultant
chicken-fried cat to the jays
Wouldn't that be sudden fried?
Or KFC (Kentucky Fried Cat). lol
Your opinions please. ;=)
Collin
---
Hi,
http://users.rcn.com/annsan/norassquirrel.jpg
It took this guy a while to figure out the
mechanism - you had to admire his
savvy.
You might enjoy these:
http://www.squirrels.org/video.html
--
Cheers,
Bob
Both :-(
Thanks. I was afraid it might be expensive.
William in Utah.
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From: Frantisek Vlcek [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: William Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, May 21, 2004 1:58 PM
Subject: Re: K2 Problem
WJ I have a K2 that has developed a problem with the
Hi Collin.
I must have mised your respose.
I don't know if fog is the correct term.The prints have a grey ness to them.I don't
have
this problem with
the dark room class.Prints look good and whites are white,blacks are black.At home they
are more
grey whites and muddy blacks.
Paper and
Sorry Marcus,
I take it all back! I should have said Smith Cheese. Sorry,
A.
On 21 May 2004, at 00:21, Markus Maurer wrote:
Hi Antonio
now you have gone much too far for me. ;-)
would you please not accuse the innocent Swiss cheese in your ongoing
off
topic monotone and useless OS
Friday, May 21, 2004, 10:20:22 PM, William wrote:
WJ Both :-(
WJ Thanks. I was afraid it might be expensive.
Hi William. I am sorry :-( But still, try to contact some good
repairman (vis the list of Pentax repairs reviewed by PDML members,
link is somewhere on www.mycroft.de), perhaps it will
bcin I don't know if fog is the correct term.The prints have a
bcin grey ness to them.I don't have
Hi Dave, that would indeed seem like fogging by safelight. A small light exposure
which doesn't show itself on the print, a treshold exposure, while not
showing, can seriously affect the contrast of
Hello
I live in Canada I want to purchase some Pentax
equipment from KEH.
Has anyone on this list done this? Being used
equipment, what kind of duty would I expect to pay?
KEH has told me that they ship to Canada all the time,
but once a package reaches the border customs it's a
different
Good shots Ann! My grandmother was thinking about getting one of those for
her bird feeder as she has some squirrel problems. I took one look at it
and told her there was no way that would hold them off for more than 5 or 10
minutes. And here now is the photographic proof!!
-Shawn
Hi,
Does this module work with PS Elements 2 or Paintshop Pro 8.
Dave
LOL! Markus, you don't know where I live do you?! We have precisely 8 shops
in my town - a supermarket, a post office, a butchers, a newsagents, a
chemist, a video/dvd hire shop, a shoe shop and a florist. We also have 3
cafe/coffee shops and 6 Pubs!
The nearest city that would have any of the
Here are some old interior shots with the A15.
http://members.aol.com/lys93/MainPage.htm
It is truely wide. You must concentrate to hold it level and keep from distortions.
I noticed some light fall-off wide open.
Regards Bob S.
YES! (assuming you mean the 'Pentax' RAW plugin and not the 'Adobe'
Photoshop CS RAW convertor)
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From: David Sprinkle [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 21 May 2004 22:05
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Subject: PENTAX *ISTD RAW DATA PHOTOSHOP PLUGIN MODULE
Hi,
Does
On May 21, 2004, at 1:53 PM, Ann Sanfedele wrote:
IF you are just doing photos -- I've heard 7 is
overkill
and a ram gobbler
annsan
That's probably true. I did fine with 6. But if you're working with the
*ist D or any other digital camera, you want CS. The RAW conversion is
worth its weight in
Joe,
I'm interested in the Arsat lens . . . does it act as an M or an A
lens? Have you tried it on the *ist D? Is the k-mount permanantly
attached, or does it screw off like the pentax m-42 to K adapter?
IL Bill
On May 20, 2004, at 9:21 PM, Joseph Tainter wrote:
Well, the time has come to
Hello all,
A month or two back, I posted to the list, asking if the
Refconverter M could be mounted to the *ist D. I'm happy to report
back now, that I have obtained and tested this item on my own *ist D.
One of the concerns was that the M series cameras had a smaller
viewfinder (or at
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KT Takeshita [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, folks, if you do not have an FA50/1.4 yet, secure it now before it
becomes one of the legendary lenses :-).
What he said.
:)
--
Mark Roberts
Photography and writing
www.robertstech.com
Anyone here have any IRC bots??
I hang out on EfNet quite a bit, not as much as I used to, but it's a pretty
busy server so a good choice if attracting newbies is a goal. maybe #pentax
would be a good name?
-Shawn
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