Copyright is only meaningful if it's defended. If it's not
defended, it's abandoned. We must have a real lawyer on board
here who can settle this.
Len
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From: Mark Roberts [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, March 08, 2002 3:03 PM
Subject:
Very good! Thanks!
Len
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How can you tell what the hat size is? I only know my size
is 7
1/4. Is that small, medium, large, or what?
http://www.villagehatshop.com/hats_head_size.html
for sizing info.
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Has anybody suggested LviewPro yet? It's shareware and will do
what you want it to do.
Len
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From: William Kane [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Pentax Discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, March 05, 2002 7:18 PM
Subject: OT: Slideshow Program
Hey guys,
I know
H'lo Bob,
I experimented with those modes for awhile after I bought the
PZ-1p, just to see how they worked. They do work as described
in the manual but, I haven't used them since. They are not
really needed if a guy has a bit of knowledge. They would be
pretty good for a beginner to use
Yes. The PZ-1p has an MTF mode that reads the chip info in an
FA (and maybe an F) lens and uses the best aperture. It has
another setting that will select the best DOF, too. Not to
mention a third setting that will choose the highest possible
shutter speed.
Len
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I'm not sure, but what if it is incomplete in some way? Guys
that have that many ebay transactions always make me nervous
when they claim to not know what they have.
Len
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From: Nitin Garg [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, March 03, 2002
I just found one of these for sale for $10.00 at:
http://www.audiovisionsinc.com/usedstuff/usedstuff.html
It's some sort of a lens adapter.
Len
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From: Nitin Garg [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, March 03, 2002 7:29 PM
Subject: Pentax what
Wow! Rough question. There will probably be as many answers as
there are people. My opinion, and it's just that, *my opinion*,
is that it is never wrong to leave a mechanical shutter
un-cocked. And, if it's left un-cocked, there is no better or
worse shutterspeed. Un-cocked is un-cocked.
Boz, it's very expensive to go after folks that copy web
pictures. If you try legal action, the defending lawyer has a
right to ask you to prove that the images are actually yours.
You'd have to produce negatives or slides to prove it. If you
acquired the images from friends that sent them to
I don't know how many folks here participate in online auctions,
ebay others, but here's something of interest to read from
TechTV/Cybercrime.
http://www.techtv.com/cybercrime/internetfraud/story/0,23008,336
1520,00.html
Len
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From: Paul Stenquist [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, February 26, 2002 5:03 PM
Subject: Re: as promised, more from the SMCP-67 75mm f2.8
The url isn't working
I guess it just depends on how many pictures you are going to
take with the camera in the bag. If you store the camera in the
viewfinder-to-eye position, you'll find it dificult to get a
night's rest. ;-)
Of course we were NOT talking about when going out to shoot,
we were talking about
OK, so I guess it's *always* wrong to leave a mechanical shutter
uncocked. I can't see where my advice would have hurt anyone,
but I've been wrong before.
Len
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From: T Rittenhouse [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, February 26, 2002 7:50 PM
Dave, that Roman clock is a real hoot! Accurate, too. The
half past rather than XXX was amusing, too.
Len
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Hmm, a camera with roman numbers everywhere would be really
cool.
Check out the roman clock I did earlier this year as part of
a
bigger project (I just had to show this off!):
Relax, nobody said that it was needed, only that it worked.
Len
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Saturday, February 23, 2002 11:51 PM
Subject: Re: MX question
In a message dated Sat, 23 Feb 2002 5:41:14 PM Eastern
Standard Time, Mark
This only happens to people that are obsessed with eBay, and
usually results in paying too much for the item to prevent
someone else from getting it.
Len
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From: Paul F. Stregevsky [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, February 23, 2002 9:31 AM
I hope you are right! I still have my who filters in place
and can easily modify them for a new incarnation.
Len
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Seems a little opinionated and overly erudite to be our dear
lost Gregory.
William Robb
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Well, I think Pentax needs to target the connoiseur with a nice
titanium body, autofocus, film SLR that will match beautifully
with limited lenses. If they followed up with a matching
digital SLR of at least 4MP and similar features to the Canon
D30, I'd buy both of them! I'm really hooked on
Yes, you can get Adaptal mounts that fit Pentax cameras. Beyond
that much, I can't say. I have never owned a Tamron Adaptal of
any series. A friend of mine regularly buys and sells Tamron
Adaptal stuff, so I would say that it's not too hard to get the
adapters.
Len
Got one from a
My little comment was made only to point out that security
people are not known for taking criticism very well. Apparently
my intent (though subtle) seems to have gotten the point across.
Remember that, unless you are some kind of public, or well
recognized, authority figure, you will put your
While it is true that you are never really committed to
anything having
an unlimited supply of retries would seem to me to lead to
what I would call
a sloppy attitude. Instead of trying to your best capture to
a decisive
moment if you
fail just try again. It doesn't really matter, except
Zachariah Yeidel wrote:
My biggest 2 objections to digital cameras is (1) that
perceptible lag time
between pressing the shutter release and the actual moment
of capture
(sometimes as long as a second!)
I haven't seen lag times like that. The digital cameras I have
used are no
Perhaps you should have told them that.
Len
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I boarded a plane in Detroit last week with a big lead bag
full of film. They
opened the top and peeked in, but didn't look under the three
or four rolls of
film they could see through the top of the bag. I could have
had anything
under them.
And I thought the Canon 50mm f/0.95 was fast!
Len
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From: Collin Brendemuehl [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, February 16, 2002 7:55 PM
Subject: Now this is one fast lens!
http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=133346400
9
Took just a few seconds.
Len
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From: William Robb [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, February 15, 2002 5:57 PM
Subject: A little 6x7 enabling
Warning, this is about a 500kb download.
http://www.komkon.org/~wrobb/6x7_Enable/
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Ted,
There are several people here that have this lens. I have one
that I am very satisfied with. Images made using it are very
good and flare is fairly well controlled. It's a great buy at
the price. The main reason I bought it was because I didn't
think I'd use a fish-eye enough to justify
So, what's up? Are you the high bidder? Just retract it. A
change in the description is reason enough, even for eBay.
Otherwise, if someone wants to pay the price, what difference
should that make to you?
Get over it. - Dr. Laura.
Len
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From: Malcolm Smith
Just from memory, I'd have to say that the Sunpak 433D will not
work TTL with the SP. I believe that the dedication with Pentax
, for the 433D, is limited to a flash ready indication in the
viewfinder, but that's all.
Len
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Just won an ebay auction for a 433D dedicated to Pentax TTL.
How
Nope it's all about level discipline and what constitutes
voice-grade service. The phone companies aren't interested in
providing any more than they have to in order to meet their
legal requirements. It's not all bad, though. They are
upgrading things as they need replacement but they have a
Annsan,
To make a living, you have to shoot pictures that are in demand.
They are not always fun to do. There are sure-fire formulas to
make a living in photography. I could list some but I'm sure
that you already know them and you probably would not enjoy
doing them. Most are too cliché, and
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From: gfen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, February 05, 2002 5:44 PM
Subject: Re: OT:I Need More Speed
I missed alot of this, but allow 3 years of internet tech
support
geekiness to give you your answers:
Geeky? Perhaps. But absolutely
Shel,
Very nice scans. I've been lusting for that scanner since they
hit the shelves. I've read some really good reviews of it.
I've been seriously considering acquiring one of them to archive
my negs to CD-ROM, and from what I have read, it's probably the
best available scanner for the price
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Len
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From: tom [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, February 02, 2002 9:50 AM
Subject: Re: Send a Kiwi To Camp
Oops, that wasn't supposed to go to the list...
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OK. Then, when the battery dies, the camera doesn't remember
where it was and the only way to handle it is to put in a new
battery and do a forced rewind, or open it in a darkroom if you
don't have a spare battery.
Len
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Leonard, I'm pretty sure there is no such battery in the Z-1
(PZ1).
Fuji uses a lot of interpolation (read that as creating pixels
based on the pixels around them) I'm interested in reading the
full specs and seeing the hands-on reviews when the camera is
actually available to be tested. APS sized CCDs or, CMOS in the
case of the EOS D30, are not that big of a
You can always send the seller e-mail and ask what his reserve
is. Sometimes he'll tell you.
Len
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It up's it to the reserve price if you bid that high. Your
$380 bid is still below reserve. So they simply put your bid up
high
enough to outst the highest bidder (if any) or until the
And which page was that?
Len
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From: gabriel bovino [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, January 28, 2002 5:36 PM
Subject: Somewhat amusing
I don't know how I found this page...
But it gives an illustrated step-by-step procedure on how to
If he's using Yahoo e-mail, then Yahoo puts that on the end of
all the e-mail he sends, not him. The only way he could get rid
of it is to use someone else's free e-mail. Then he'd get
another free e-mail service's ad in there. That's just the way
it is when you don't want to use your own
Geez, David! Isn't there some other e-mail system that you can
use other than Excite? Look at all the trash that comes along
with your e-mail!
Len
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From: David Weiss [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, January 26, 2002 10:43 AM
Subject: Re:
Carry a card (or a set of cards) with you in your gadget bag. I
like to put the camera info and a grey card in the first frame,
when I know I will probably use the whole roll in the same
lighting conditions. When I'm just going walk about, I don't do
that.
Len
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I think you need to play them like aces on the blackjack table.
Make one good before you go to the next. Go over it with a fine
tooth comb, magnifier, whatever, and list everything that you
want corrected. Then pack that body along with a copy (or two
copies, if you're as paranoid as I am) and
Also, how many people on this list test their film, lenses and
cameras,
before they use them for a serious project?
--
Kenneth Archer + San Antonio, Texas
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I do.
Len
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I've had no problems with just following the instructions
included
on the package it came in. It says:
Cloth is machine washable,
Wash, cold water, gentle cycle.
Use low heat cycle in dryer.
Ironing not recommended, but can be ironed at a very low
temperature.
Now it doesn't address use of a
Well then, just hang in there till it does.
Len
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- Original Message -
From: Bob Blakely [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, January 21, 2002 12:51 PM
Subject: Re: The Digital Arena--long-awaited Coolpix 5000 review
out
I don't expect a 6x7 format CCD to appear
Cross-threaded in poor light, perhaps, but always recoverable.
Len
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This is another reason I love my spotmatics. I have never
had any lens get stuck...
JCO
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Massive compared to what? I Mean they aren't an inch thick, are
they? Larger things have been cross-threaded before. Ask any
auto mechanic.
Len
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It's impossible to cross-thread M42 lenses
as the threads are too massive to startwrong.
JCO
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If I can't read text on a webpage I just highlight it. The
browser turns it into a
sort of reverse-video which is a lot easier to read.
Cheers,
- Dave
When I am after information, I do that too. Ctrl A, Ctrl C, and
then pop up my text editor and use Ctrl V. Shades of WordStar!
:-)
Artur,
I think that, in this case, where there probably wasn't room to
spell out the words, the context makes the meaning perfectly
clear. After all, you can always Read The Friendly Manual
(RTFM) if you are not sure. We have had some messages here
where there was no clue in the context, in
They are hoping that they won't even have to spend the four
bucks, I guess. Must get their cameras and film free, too.
Len
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Why in the world would someone spend 10-12 bucks for a manual
that they could obtain from Pentax for
$4.00? shrug
Later,
Gary
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There was a brand name of audio gear, including tape recording
equipment, made in Japan that carried the name Denon. It was,
if memory serves me, a contraction of Denki Onkyo. Is that the
Denon under discussion?
Len
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It's just a test message to see if this list is broken or if my
e-mail system is broken. I cant believe that there's no new
messages in two hours.
Len
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So what's this? My list is longer than yours. Or what?
Len
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In that case, I guess Shel's is the longest. So far.
Len
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Welcome to Phallic Photo.
Regards,
Bob...
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All K-Mount
16mm f/2.8 Zenitar
FA 20-35 f/4
FA 28-80 f/3.5-4.7
FA 35 f/2
F 50 f/1.7
A 50 f/1.2
FA* 85 f/1.4
FA 100 f/2.8 Macro
FA 28-200 f/3.8-5.6
6 primes
3 zooms
7 AF and 2 MF (That's Manual Focus, in this case)
Len
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I don't know why. In the last 24-hours I've only received 278
messages from the list. That's not much to keep up with. ;-)
Len
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I have to learn to read faster if I am going to keep up with
the list!
Alan
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Len Paris wrote:
In that case, I guess Shel's is the longest. So far.
I have seen here several references to prime lenses and
others.
What is the difference?
Kevin
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I remember owning and using a Kodak Pony 135 in the 1950's. It
was a fully manual 35mm camera and I either had to guess the
focussing distance or use an external rangefinder. I used the
sunny 16 rule for exposure extensively back in those days.
Len
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From: Joe
I used to practice all this by carrying around a spot meter.
Whenever I had
a spare moment, I'd pick an object or surface at random from
my
surroundings, guess its EV, place it as a target tone a la
the ZS,
translate to camera settings, and, finally, check myself with
the spotmeter
to see
Bill,
The 124G is a very good camera. You should be happy with it.
Len
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Thanks (I guess) to those of you who helped me get enabled
into MF. The
Yashica 635 arrived today, but I haven't shot anything yet.
Why, you ask?
Because I also drove up the road to Salisbury today and picked
up a
If I use the extention tubes, what are the other effects. Do I
loose the
ablility to focus to infinity, does it increase magnification
of the lens?
Thanks,
Geoff
Yes, when you use an extension tube you lose the ability to
focus to infinity; and yes it does increase the magnification of
It is, however, sensitive to the reflectivity of the film itself
which seems to vary somewhat from film to film.
Len
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From: Bob Blakely [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, January 11, 2002 10:54 AM
Subject: Re: Re[4]: getting LX - worth it?
Try it both ways and see how it works for you.
Len
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- Original Message - I've got a back-log of negatives
and slides to scan so I started messing
around with the BW negatives. My scanner only allows 1500
ppi resolution on
BW negatives but it goes up to 2400 for color negatives.
It is, however, sensitive to the reflectivity of the film
itself
which seems to vary somewhat from film to film.
Len
Plus the reflectivity of the subject can fool it too.
JCO
Yep. That's why when I'm in doubt I whip out my trusty Gossen
for an incident reading.
I will grant that
Shel,
Type winamp into your browser. It's a free download and one of
the best MP3 (and a lot of other formats) available. Windows
Media Player (sometimes called WiMP) can handle them too.
Len
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From: Shel Belinkoff [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent:
I would have thought the unfiltered white sweater shot was shot
under lights considerably closer to daylight than 3200K. That
means my monitor is really off, towards the blue side. I love
my LCD monitor because it doesn't make my hair stand on end when
I turn it on, and there's no harmful
You are correct. I, for some reason, thought the A-series came
before the LX. My thinking has been corrected. The LX is older
than I thought. What is unusual then, is that TTL flash was not
included in a body, after the LX, until the Super Program/Super
A. I guess Pentax wanted that as a
I don't like neckstraps either, but, they can save the camera
from a fall so I usually use a neckstrap at its longest
extension and always hold the camera in my hands, as you do.
That way the weight of the camera is never on my neck unless
something or someone causes me to drop it. It becomes a
I went back and checked Boz's K-Mount pages and confirmed that
the LX was the first Pentax released with TTL flash. For some
reason, I thought the A-series came before the LX and that the
OTF SPD TTL metering system was an evolution from the TTL in the
Super Program. It could have been, I
It can't be done. A little program called demime strips away
all attachments.
I'd like to see the results you got using that lighting. If
you'd send the picture
directly to me: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Len
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Turns out a list member has a Zenitar 16/2.8 that he can lend
me, so
I'll give it a try. Thanks for the tip!
Len Paris wrote:
Why not borrow a Zenitar 16mm f/2.8 in Pentax K-mount? Or
do
you need to stay rectilinear all the way?
--
Shel Belinkoff
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Some of us stop in at Wendy's for burgers when we are out using
our Pentax cameras.
Len
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I really feel sympathy for Thomas's family, but I just wonder
what does
this do with pentax ???
Andy
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Then there's no problem. The correct exposure using ISO 800
film (or ISO 400, for that matter) can be obtained by leaving
the lens cap on the lens. Or, if you can't do that, leave the
camera in the box while shooting. :)
Len
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From: Bob Walkden [EMAIL
Why not borrow a Zenitar 16mm f/2.8 in Pentax K-mount? Or do
you need to stay rectilinear all the way?
Len
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From: Shel Belinkoff [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, January 07, 2002 5:49 PM
Subject: Re: What did we shoot this weekend?
The
Because it's the February issue, maybe? :)
Len
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From: Joseph Tainter [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, January 06, 2002 12:53 PM
Subject: Duh! Pentax
The February 02 issue of Petersen's Photographic says you can
go to
About $4.00 U.S. will get you a brand new manual from Pentax.
Len
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From: Artur Ledchowski [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: PDML [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, January 06, 2002 1:37 PM
Subject: A Z-1p manual
Hi,
I desperately need a copy of a Z-1p manual, because I've
I fail to see a problem here. Just enter the contest on or
after 31 January. Nobody's been hurt by this.
Len
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From: Mark Erickson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Pentax-Discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, January 06, 2002 3:20 PM
Subject: Re: Duh! Pentax
Nick,
Or, as in my case, if Epson hasn't released the XP drivers for
your Epson 1200, you'll be hard pressed to get what you see on
the screen printed correctly, as well. :-(
Len, struggling with that now.
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If your workstation has been properly colour calibrated, yes.
If not, what you
see on
Hi Jody,
Welcome back! I hope you have a great new year. Jeepgirl
pretty much surprised everyone. Your schedule sounds like
you're not going to have much time for shooting pictures. The
LX isn't deteriorating from not being used enough, is it?
Sounds like it's time for a CLA.
Len
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It's a measure of reliability. Mean Time Between Failures.
Len
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Excuse me, but what is MTBF?
All the best!
Raimo
Personal photography homepage at
http://personal.inet.fi/private/raimo.korhonen
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Well, now you are going to drive me back to the books because my
PZ-1p was always selecting 1/60 sec and I had to find a setting
to make it choose 1/250 sec. Which I did, and now it chooses
1/250th every time.
Len
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From: Peter Smekal [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL
I downloaded the Super Program manual from there and it is in
English. It's a .pdf that is Zipped.
Len
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thanks Lon.
Christian
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Christian wanted it, so I choked his In Box today.
My good dead for the New Millenium. Grin.
-Lon
Len Paris wrote:
It's a big file. I doubt if anyone wants you to e-mail it
to
them. ;-)
Len
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Apology isn't necessary. Especially from a Wes Mongomery fan.
Keep 'em comin' in.
Len
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Please accept my apology for my woeful attempt this month. It
appears I
submitted the wrong version of the photo I wanted on the PUG.
Especially compared to exceptional submissions throughout the
Very true. And why should we expect anyone to settle for less
than the best price he can get for his stuff? Personally, I
know the max price I can afford to offer for the stuff I want to
buy, and that's as high as I will go. That's why I don't have a
whole lot of items behind my eBay ID. I
The only problem in this whole thing is that you are the only
person that gets to see all of the prints. All the submitters
get to see are their own prints. Not that you aren't a good
judge, only that quality, like bokeh and beauty, are in the eye
of the beholder. Two or three more judges
I don't think it's anywhere near the high quality of the Bow
Wow Tak 20mm. The Spiratone lenses I've come across in my life
were all very soft. I haven't used all of them by any means, so
this one may be different. You may want to submit the info for
your lens to the folks that run this
Yeah, it's not really shilling. It's just trying to get some
folks to bid and drive the price up. Don't we all like to sell
to the highest bidder?
Len
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From: Shel Belinkoff [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, December 31, 2001 12:36 PM
Around here, we call that self-enablement. :-)
Len
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From: Malcolm Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, December 31, 2001 12:48 PM
Subject: Copying old photos / Essential items 2
Shel,
I would most certainly agree that peoples views
Now this reminds me of a while back on the list when I said that
a photographer had to know something about photography and
his/her equipment to be able to claim to be a photographer. At
that time, it was determined by a bunch of people that a
photographer is a person that takes pictures.
Yep, Excel. And, if you want to use the chart on the web I
believe it's simple to get an HTML output, too.
Len
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From: Paul Stenquist [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, December 31, 2001 5:52 PM
Subject: Re: realy ot
Microsoft Excel.
HARRY
Yeah, same here. I guess you'll need to edit the URL a bit.
Len
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Weird, I clicked on the submit button on that Xerox link,
and the
web page disappears into thin air, poof!
Steve Larson
Redondo Beach, California
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Do you think it may have plasic lens elements in it?
Len
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I noticed on Boz's site that the A50/1.2 weighs less than the
K50/1.2.
I recently received both models of this lens, and after
weighing them on
an accurate and calibrated scale, it was clear that the A lens
weighed
less by (if I
Sigma EX lenses are usually high quality. They are usually
pretty expensive, too. I think that's what EX means, EXpensive.
;-) They are money savers compared to OEM glass of the same (or
better) quality, usually.
Personally, I prefer the Tokina Pro glass, though sometimes, for
the cost
Well, that allays that fear. The A50 1.2 has been disassembled
and nothing but metal was found in the lens body. The elements
are all glass. I guess the difference in weight could be in the
metals used, then.
Does the K perform better than the A? Is the focussing
smoother? Does the aperture
Nice tip about the new light bulbs! Thank you! The ones in my
house are all going to change, and I'm going to stick a package
or two of them into my wedding shooting kit. You can never tell
when they'll come in handy. I have a pretty big bag of stuff
that I carry in the trunk of the car when
here's a pic of what this setup looks like:
http://prv-groups.aol.com/primelenspix/photos_photo1.adp?albumid
=1index=0
Regards,
Brendan MacRae
Er... What's the password?
Len
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I should post the photos to my FTP space but then you'd have o
download them
to view them which is a waste of time. I guess i'll have to
breakdown and
spend some time making a full web page or two one of these
days.
Brendan
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Actually, in order for a person to view any picture on his own
I have the Pentax MH-RA hood for the A* 85mm f/1.4, if the
dimensions of that (in inches) would help, I'll measure it and
send them to you today after I get home from work.
Len
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From: Shel Belinkoff [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, December
Yes, I understood what you were saying. But, you must remember,
that anything you see on your screen was downloaded to your
computer either by a web browser, an FTP client, or as an
attachment to an e-mail. No matter how it gets there, it must
be downloaded. If you look in your web browser
I don't think I could explain this in technical terms except
that there must have been a significant lag between the time the
shutter button was pressed and the actual exposure. I guess the
pre-flash must have taken too much time or the battery in her
camera was kind of low and the lag was
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