On Aug 8, 2006, at 12:12 PM, Perry Pellechia wrote:
Wow, that must have been bad really lighting.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/13165165/
Could have been a mammatus bomb...
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On Aug 8, 2006, at 3:54 AM, mike wilson wrote:
Indeed. When you think of all the energy that has gone into mining,
refining, moving, machining, casting, painting, etc. (I know there are
economies of scale) the materials in that vehicle (not to mention the
factory that built it) and then
Over the last few months, I've aquired all sorts of nifty Pentax gear. I've
been feeling the urge to bra--, um, share, so here you go:
- AF540FGZ
Probably the best Pentax-compatible flash I've used. I love the
low-light focus-assist feature! I only wish it had a strobe-flash mode. I
love
On Aug 8, 2006, at 12:14 AM, John Celio wrote:
Over the last few months, I've aquired all sorts of nifty Pentax
gear. I've
been feeling the urge to bra--, um, share, so here you go:
...
Ah, Shopping Therapy. Hmm. Sharing is good...
About all I've bought since the FA77 in May,
On Tue, 8 Aug 2006, David Mann wrote:
And if you sold your old car, that's still on the road polluting just
as much as if you'd kept it.
All you'd have done is increase the total amount of cars on the road
by one, until someone down the chain sends their junker to the scrap
yard.
Tha fact
The time has come that my favourite Greek football team arrives in
Scotland for a Champions League qualifier (Hurray!, said the
football-mad immigrant :-)). So I hatched this crazy plan of shooting
Superia 400 with the F70-210/4-5.6 from the stand. I am pretty sure
that I won't be able to get
Op Tue, 08 Aug 2006 02:44:00 +0200 schreef Adam Maas [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Try it on any of the double-digit MZ/ZX models like the MZ-60 and 70.
I think you mean MZ-50 and MZ-60, there isn't a MZ-70.
At
least the *ist will let you take a picture with a pre-A lens. The issue
you complain of
Kostas Kavoussanakis wrote:
The time has come that my favourite Greek football team arrives in
Scotland for a Champions League qualifier (Hurray!, said the
football-mad immigrant :-)). So I hatched this crazy plan of shooting
Superia 400 with the F70-210/4-5.6 from the stand. I am pretty
On Tue, 8 Aug 2006, Don Williams wrote:
Kostas Kavoussanakis wrote:
The time has come that my favourite Greek football team arrives in
Scotland for a Champions League qualifier (Hurray!, said the
football-mad immigrant :-)). So I hatched this crazy plan of shooting
Superia 400 with the
On Tue, 8 Aug 2006, Lucas Rijnders wrote:
Op Tue, 08 Aug 2006 02:44:00 +0200 schreef Adam Maas [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Try it on any of the double-digit MZ/ZX models like the MZ-60 and 70.
I think you mean MZ-50 and MZ-60, there isn't a MZ-70.
But there is an MZ-30! :-)
The MZ-50 will let you
There's no reason to believe that any of what you say here is true.
Paul
On Aug 8, 2006, at 1:21 AM, P. J. Alling wrote:
Hey, I knew you were kidding. But I'm speaking from experience. I've
worked for companies who've made that change. Gone from product
companies and changed to marketing
Only the Canon pro cameras are full frame. None sell for less than
$3000.
On Aug 8, 2006, at 1:57 AM, P. J. Alling wrote:
After Pentax killed the MZ-D/MR-52 in IIRC 2003 there were people on
this list who predicted that Pentax would never introduce a Digital SLR
that they would be film
I don't always agree with you Aaron, but I'm with you on this. :-)
John
On Tue, 08 Aug 2006 02:35:31 +0100, Aaron Reynolds
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On Aug 7, 2006, at 9:29 PM, P. J. Alling wrote:
There were K lenses listed as current on the Pentax USA website when
the
Film *ist was
On Aug 8, 2006, at 2:06 AM, P. J. Alling wrote:
They were listed as current products, not historical, not bargain
closeouts.
They weren't bargain closeouts -- in fact, they were full price.
They're just old stock that they still have. What are they supposed to
do, throw it away?
-Aaron
On Tue, 8 Aug 2006, Aaron Reynolds wrote:
The colour will be fine, but the speed will be too slow. Stadiums lit
for modern TV broadcasts are around 1/250 f4 at field level at ISO 800.
(Or one over half your ISO at f2.8.) Find some Superia 800.
Thanks Aaron. Still won't cut it unless I
The colour will be fine, but the speed will be too slow. Stadiums lit
for modern TV broadcasts are around 1/250 f4 at field level at ISO 800.
(Or one over half your ISO at f2.8.) Find some Superia 800.
-Aaron
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Op Tue, 08 Aug 2006 11:22:25 +0200 schreef Kostas Kavoussanakis
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The time has come that my favourite Greek football team arrives in
Scotland for a Champions League qualifier (Hurray!, said the
football-mad immigrant :-)). So I hatched this crazy plan of shooting
Superia
On Tue, 8 Aug 2006, Lucas Rijnders wrote:
Hope this helps, and good luck to AEK,
Thanks Lucas (for identifying the team as well :-)). I don't think BW
sports will have any interest at this stage. I will just scan in my
mind :-)
Kostas
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On Tue, 8 Aug 2006, Lucas Rijnders wrote:
You can add positive exposure compensation or lower the ISO as you
close down. If you do either, the camera will meter and expose correctly.
The hard part is not setting it, but not forgetting to change it back :o)
Oh, I have been there with the
On Aug 8, 2006, at 6:29 AM, Kostas Kavoussanakis wrote:
I am not risking the 200/2.5; they may not even let me
though the gates and I am not missing this match. The camera is
staying at home...
You may want to have a look at the back of your ticket to see what's
allowed and what's not --
Op Tue, 08 Aug 2006 12:00:53 +0200 schreef Kostas Kavoussanakis
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On Tue, 8 Aug 2006, Lucas Rijnders wrote:
Op Tue, 08 Aug 2006 02:44:00 +0200 schreef Adam Maas
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Try it on any of the double-digit MZ/ZX models like the MZ-60 and 70.
I think you mean
Op Tue, 08 Aug 2006 12:53:39 +0200 schreef Kostas Kavoussanakis
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On Tue, 8 Aug 2006, Lucas Rijnders wrote:
You can add positive exposure compensation or lower the ISO as you
close down. If you do either, the camera will meter and expose
correctly.
The hard part is not
On Aug 7, 2006, at 5:21 PM, Aaron Reynolds wrote:
On Aug 7, 2006, at 8:07 PM, David J Brooks wrote:
OTOH the D200 is fantastic, but its a consumer body, so my clients
don't take me seriously,
Sorry group, should have been a smily face after
Hello List
Yesterday I made some web pages showing images from Greece (work in
progress).
Allready 12% of my hits in August 2006 come from Greece. Well, that is just
60 Greek hits.
Nevertheless, it's a small world, isn't it?
http://www.jensbladt.dk/Rhodos-2006/Rhodos-intro.html
Best Regards
Jens
Well that was fun! Regards, Bob S.
On 8/7/06, Charles Robinson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
More accurately: Who I met.
This is not art, it's just fun. For me anyways!
http://charles.robinsontwins.org/twinsdays_2006/index.html
-Charles
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The 5D isn't a pro body (It's based on the Elan 7N film body) and is
under $3000 new (although not by much unless there's a sale on).
-Adam
Paul Stenquist wrote:
Only the Canon pro cameras are full frame. None sell for less than
$3000.
On Aug 8, 2006, at 1:57 AM, P. J. Alling wrote:
On Tue, 8 Aug 2006, Lucas Rijnders wrote:
Buying an MZ-5n failed (it was killed in transit), so I ended up with a
Z-1, and now a Z-1p. I must say I still use the MZ-50 surprisingly often.
OK, here is my -50 factoid of the day: I am selling big-time and I am
only keeping the MZ-S and the -50.
No, they were current products in the catalog and they dropped support
for them. Sheesh.
Aaron Reynolds wrote:
On Aug 8, 2006, at 2:06 AM, P. J. Alling wrote:
They were listed as current products, not historical, not bargain
closeouts.
They weren't bargain closeouts -- in fact,
I know nothing --I actually thought Tabby mean female, as opposed to
Tom until I read this thread. I then Googled it and got the
information from here:
http://www.penmarric.ns.ca/Pedigree/catbreeds/tabbycat.htm
Humm? My dictionary does define tabby cat as meaning a female
domestic cat.
I'm broke right now, but even I don't see that as a huge price. What
would you have expected to pay for a FF 35mm DSLR even three years ago.
I think the Kodak DCS cameras were about $6000. Which was about half
the price of the equivalent Canon? While imaging chips are probably not
going to
Congrats, John.
You are really alucky guy - especially the Spotmatic F story is a good one.
The flash sounds interesting.
I always wanted one - but apparently not enough to buy one :-)
BTW. I never knew Pentax made more than one F1.50mm lens.
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If it's the APO EX, it's excellent. Just ask Jostein.
Tests here:
http://www.oksne.net/tests/80-200/thumbs/exif.html
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On Aug 8, 2006, at 10:08 AM, P. J. Alling wrote:
Pentax will have to build one, just to compete.
Or they could just make excellent wide angle lenses at a good price
instead.
If there's not a functional difference to the end user beyond the use
of old lenses, why bother? They have a bigger
The Nikon-people are saying the same, but that does not make it right.
Remember that the requirements made by the FF sensor makes lot of the Canon
lenses useless (at least in vignetting, edge sharpness..), so you have to add
new lenses to the cost.
If I had to change many of my lenses anyway
Most pros make a list of what they need, and when their suppliers' rep*
stops in every month or so they hand it to him, and it arrives via Fed
Ex in a few days. Oh? It doesn't work like that for you? Maybe you are
not such a pro as you think you are. Suppliers determine whether you are
a pro
Really? They were recently manufactured and not just old stock?
Where'd you get your information? It conflicts with mine.
-Aaron
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Some merely use the phone and Purolator. ;)
-Aaron
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Date: Tue Aug 8, 2006 10:33 am
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Most pros make a list of what they need, and when their suppliers'
Which goes to prove nothing. In Ann Arbor when I lived there, none of
the retail stores stocked pro gear because it was unprofitable. So a
couple of guys openned Studio Center Photographics. They sold nothing
but pro gear, and at least made a living from it. 4x5, 8x10,
Hasselblads, Canon* pro
I believe Volkswagon's top of the line model was the Porsche 958.
However I just checked the website and notice that except for the SUV
and a souped up VW sedan, Porsche no longer makes a front engined car.
However they still make several versions of the 911. If Pentax operated
like that there
Since this little thing seems to be interesting some of us I've posted
another DivX movie. I have a few dozen clips of Arcella but I also have
more than 10 000 other images and clips of all sorts. After the last
serious accident I had to reorganize and its very difficult to find
anything at
Are you sure the new battery is up to snuff?
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Battery has been changed (As stated).
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Paul Stenquist wrote:
Sounds like
Sounds like a battery problem. Speeds 1/125 an above will function
mechanically. Probably the battery is down to the point it will still
run the meter, but will not run the shutter.
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Although Volkswagen and Porsche are closely connected, they are
independant companies. Volkswagen's top end model back then was the
Volkwagen not the 958 (I think you might be referring to the 928 here?
The original front-engine Porsche design, not to be confused with the
924 which was
graywolf wrote:
Sounds like a battery problem. Speeds 1/125 an above will function
mechanically. Probably the battery is down to the point it will still
run the meter, but will not run the shutter.
Shutter works fine at slow speeds in Manual mode. Doesn't in
Automatic(Av). New Batteries
Aren't you forgetting the 914? Even if it was a Porsche, the most sold
version had a VW engine (the 411, later the two liter 412 engine), and they
were all called VW/Porsche.
Jorgen
On 8/8/06 10:35 pm, Adam Maas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Although Volkswagen and Porsche are closely connected,
Thanks for sharing, Paul.
The funny thing is - it's quite obvious, that Grace actually looks a bit
like her great grandmother.
Nice moment and nice shot. And I like that there's still people here, who
are bold enough to post non-commercial, non-artistic photographs like this
one :-)
Regards
Jens
No - there'd be six versions of the *ist-D in the current catalog
(Hmm: D, DS, DL, DS2, DL2, K100D, K110D?), but they'd be called
Spotmatics. The only thing the current incarnations of the 911
share with most of the earlier versions is the name.
On Tue, Aug 08, 2006 at 10:54:06AM -0400,
I'm sure what you say is true. That hasn't changed the fact that most pros
don't shoot Pentax. I didn't say I was a pro BTW, I was only speaking to my
way of thinking. If I was making my living from photography and I needed
something now, I would want it now, not later.
Of course this issue
Nothing from nothing proves nothing. Almost like a song.
Tom C.
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Which goes to prove nothing.
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Ooops! Sorry -- wrong address. This was for Microscope.
Don
Don Williams wrote:
Since this little thing seems to be interesting some of us I've posted
another DivX movie. I have a few dozen clips of Arcella but I also have
more than 10 000 other images and clips of all sorts. After the
Even the 356 used a VW engine, unsurprising given that the VW engine was
a Porsche design in the first place. But they were Porsche's, not
VW/Porsche's.
-Adam
Jorgen at epixx wrote:
Aren't you forgetting the 914? Even if it was a Porsche, the most sold
version had a VW engine (the 411,
I know a Pro who only uses pinhole cameras -- home made ones. He has a
few Pentaxen, but they haven't been used for years.
Don
Tom C wrote:
I'm sure what you say is true. That hasn't changed the fact that most pros
don't shoot Pentax. I didn't say I was a pro BTW, I was only speaking to my
Haven't been reading that much of the ..More news thread, but noted a
reference to 645D lenses as giving the best and I gather that was in
reference to image. There was a time when MF lenses lacked the
resolving power of 35mm. A desired 'creamy' wedding look was offered as
the reason.
Suppose that
Jack Davis wrote:
I've never heard or read why it seems to be the case, but I, also,
realize a poorer image when scanning color negatives than I do when
scanning positives. Based on posts to this list, I understanding this
to be the common experience. At least there appears to be a drudgery
Aug 8, 2006 at 14:02 est
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Remember that while MF lenses deliver lower lpmm in most cases, they're
delivering that slightly lower resolution to a much larger
sensor/negative, for more effective resolution.
-Adam
Jack Davis wrote:
Haven't been reading that much of the ..More news thread, but noted a
reference to
I'm sorry, but this seems wrong.
Porsche has been entirely owned and operated by Volkswagen since at
least the time of the 914, which was marketed as a Volkswagen rather
than a Porsche in many markets (only the 914-6 model was marketed
exclusively as a Porsche). The Porsche 356 model
Jorgen at epixx wrote:
Aren't you forgetting the 914? Even if it was a Porsche, the most sold
version had a VW engine (the 411, later the two liter 412 engine), and they
were all called VW/Porsche.
Jorgen
Sometimes called the VoPo, a derogatory nickname, so named by the people, on
Dave, no matter how fast you drive you're not gonna go back in time.
Come inside the house and put your pants back on.
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Date: Tue Aug 8, 2006 2:03 pm
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Aug 8, 2006 at
Where do you guys that have a 2200 purchase ink and what are you paying? The
Costco price is running about $9.66 per cartridge.
Any better deals on OEM ink out there? Thanks.
Tom C.
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I hadn't forgotten that, just felt it common knowledge.
I'm curious if the lower resolution factor is still true in the
manufacture of new lenses.
Are you saying that it is?
Jack
--- Adam Maas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Remember that while MF lenses deliver lower lpmm in most cases,
they're
Dave, no matter how fast you drive
you're not
gonna go back in time.
Come inside the house and put your pants back on.
-Aaron
No, i like it out here in the mud.:-)
Dave
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That's a darn good price from what I've seen. I pay about $11 at a photo store.
Some internet prices are slightly lower, but you have to pay shipping. Last
time I looked my Costco didn't stock the 2200 ink. I'll have to look again.
Paul
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Appreciate your thorough answer. As it happens, I'd read and re-read
Fuji's on line specs, so am aware of Astia's lower RMS value.
In comparing neg/pos films, I was curious about a structural difference
that would give the advantage to one or the other.
I'm too often guilty of drawing conclusions
That's their online price which doesn't include shipping. In 3-packs. I
don't know whether it's actually stocked at my local Costco or not... but
I'm just 2.5 minutes away...
Tom C.
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Looks like the EverReady bunny!
He's putting on an average of over 5000 miles/month. I wonder how that
affects battery life?
Kenneth Waller
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P. J. Alling wrote:
That's 1/2
Yeah, right! I bet you also claim to have forgotten more than you know. ;-)
I hadn't forgotten that, just felt it common knowledge.
I'm curious if the lower resolution factor is still true in the
manufacture of new lenses.
Are you saying that it is?
Jack
--- Adam Maas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sounds like a good price to me. I'm buying R2400 ink carts at about
$13@ from BH, a break off what I find them for locally ($15.95
usually).
Godfrey
On Aug 8, 2006, at 11:27 AM, Tom C wrote:
Where do you guys that have a 2200 purchase ink and what are you
paying? The
Costco price is
Did you pass?
Kenneth Waller
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Aug 8, 2006 at 14:02 est
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Cartridges for the 2200 are currently listed @ $8.90.
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Subject: Epson Photo 2200 Ink
Where do you guys that have a 2200 purchase ink and what are you paying?
The
Gpodfrey,
It's actually the other way around. Porsche took an 18.5% ownership
interest in VW in 2005 to prevent a takeover bid (increased now to
approximately 25%). Porsche was owned by Ferdinand Porsche and later his
heirs until 1972, when it became a private limited company controlled by
Did you pass?
Kenneth Waller
Seems not.
Dave
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My Costco does not have them either. I guess it's what we get for buying a
printer only 1 in 100 peope would purchase.
Tom C.
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That is a good price! Thanks, just placed my order.
Tom C.
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Nice miss. Enjoyed your little beasty.
Powell
Ooops! Sorry -- wrong address. This was for Microscope.
Don
Don Williams wrote:
Since this little thing seems to be interesting some of us I've posted
another DivX movie. I have a few dozen clips of Arcella but I also have
more than 10 000
Air cooled engines can not meet the smog laws, of course they had to
redesign it.
I think you mean the 914. IIRC, the 924, 928 and 958 all came out about
the same time. The 924 was a sporty car (looked like a sports car, but
without the performance), the 928 was the mainstream front engined
On Tue, 8 Aug 2006, graywolf wrote:
Air cooled engines can not meet the smog laws, of course they had to
redesign it.
... and require too high of octane for the compression ratio (and
power) they run at. Ask me about my airplane 8.5:1 is high
compression and requires 91/96
To complicate things further, Ferdinand Porsche developed the Volkswagen when
he worked for Daimler-Benz before World War II. Life in the car business can be
complicated.
Paul
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Air cooled engines can not
OK - whatcha flying??
-P
Cory Papenfuss wrote:
Ask me about my airplane
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I almost did that, luckily I thought a moment before posting. MTBF, and
MTTF are not the same thing. MTBF is Mean Time Before Failure which is
the average time before needing repair. MTTF is Mean Time until Total
Failure which is the average time until it is no longer repairable.
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graywolf wrote:
Air cooled engines can not meet the smog laws, of course they had to
redesign it.
I think you mean the 914. IIRC, the 924, 928 and 958 all came out about
the same time. The 924 was a sporty car (looked like a sports car, but
without the performance), the 928 was the
I thought more than a moment before posting. Whether estimated life
is MTBF or MTTF: we don't know which PJ is referring to with his
imprecise language, nor do we know what hybrid he is referring to
either.
But it's irrelevant, really. Unless someone has an accredited source
of
graywolf wrote:
http://www.penmarric.ns.ca/Pedigree/catbreeds/tabbycat.htm
Humm? My dictionary does define tabby cat as meaning a female
domestic cat.
That page taught me some stuff, too. I though tabby only applied to the
striped and spotted ones.
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Well, since he's done 230,000+ miles and hasn't replaced the drive
batteries yet, I would suspect whatever effect it has is of only
minor significance.
People in the US drive an average of 12-15K miles per year. The
battery is warranteed for at least 100,000 miles, which at the
[EMAIL
Hmm. I checked the R2400 ink cart prices ... $11.20 @ plus shipping.
That's better than BH by about 15%. Not bad at all. I wonder what
they get for shipping.
thanks.
Godfrey
On Aug 8, 2006, at 12:15 PM, Kenneth Waller wrote:
I buy all my Epson materials from http://www.atlex.com/
Finally I went to my friend's place and we tested the
camera with my cable. Same result :-(
If one connects the PC and the camera, with the camera
switched off, the monitor goes blank. Then, if you
switch the camera on, the PC turns off (???).
My camera worked fine with his PC.
So, it seems that
Interesting.. Certainly wasn't my impression! I've not really
followed the history of Porsche and VW very closely.
What is the source of this information?
G
On Aug 8, 2006, at 12:26 PM, Adam Maas wrote:
It's actually the other way around. Porsche took an 18.5% ownership
interest in VW in
I got it from the Wikipedia article on Porsche AG, but since it's
publicly available info and non-controversial, they should be reasonably
accurate on it.
I spent some time researching Porsche a couple of months ago when it
looked like I was going to buy a used 944.
-Adam
Godfrey DiGiorgi
There's a shipping calculator available after filling your cart on the
website. For my order of 7 cartridges, shipping was under $9 for standard
UPS ground.
Tom C.
Hmm. I checked the R2400 ink cart prices ... $11.20 @ plus shipping.
That's better than BH by about 15%. Not bad at all. I
Off to Valhalla for some serious carousing on the occasion of the
birthday of a Viking or two.
The God of war rode forth one day
Upon his favourite filly.
I'm Thor! he cried
The horse replied
You forgot your thaddle, thilly.
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That's pretty good. I usually order 3-6 carts at a time as I run low
on stock (I always keep two sets in stock these days!). $9 is about
what BH charges for a similar order, so it's a real 15% discount. :-)
On the other hand, for six carts I'm saving less than $12 so if I
already have
Jaume,
Find another USB cable and give it a try.
Regards, Bob S.
On 8/8/06, Jaume Lahuerta [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Finally I went to my friend's place and we tested the
camera with my cable. Same result :-(
If one connects the PC and the camera, with the camera
switched off, the monitor
Thanks. Maybe I'll look it up for the details.
According to my mechanic buddy in Texas, be glad you didn't buy the
944. He once granted me a two hour litany on all the reasons why you
should never own one... and while he does seem to go extremist on
German cars once in a bit, he's a pretty
On Tue, 8 Aug 2006, Paul Sorenson wrote:
OK - whatcha flying??
Nothing sexy, but it gets the job done... It's a Piper Cherokee
180 (PA-28-180). Roughly 130-140mph cruise-speed. The engine is a flat,
4-cylinder, 360 cubic-inch, 180hp (sea level), 2700 RPM. It's considered
On 8/8/06, Jack Davis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Appreciate your thorough answer. As it happens, I'd read and re-read
Fuji's on line specs, so am aware of Astia's lower RMS value.
In comparing neg/pos films, I was curious about a structural difference
that would give the advantage to one or the
I would suspect whatever effect it has is of only
minor significance
My point is it may have major signicance. I don't know but it is a point to
ponder.
Would be interesting to have another data point, with same time in use but
something closer to a normal amount of mileage.
Kenneth Waller
On Aug 8, 2006, at 5:18 PM, Kenneth Waller wrote:
I would suspect whatever effect it has is of only
minor significance
My point is it may have major signicance. I don't know but it is a
point to
ponder.
Would be interesting to have another data point, with same time in
use but
I've driven quite a few 944s, once on the road course at Lime Rock,
and several of my friends have owned them. I found them great to
drive. Far less prone to oversteer than the 911 and more responsive
steering than a 928. And they have some beautiful forged aluminum
suspension parts. When
The engine on them is a little odd to work on I hear (You need a $500
gizmo to tension the timing belt). I was considering one because it
costs about the same as a 240SX, and doesn't have the current popularity
with drifters. The issue was rendered moot a few weeks ago when I came
into a free
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