FYI, this message had a virus attached (well, that's _my_ interpretation of
having a file named 031013-2141.cl5.pif attached means :-)
later,
patbob
On Monday 19 January 2004 09:21 am, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi
Roland is right. I have just the same opinion. There is time when
Mike Johnston writes:
I seem to remember from my distant childhood that new programs came out in
the
fall and early winter, and reruns were for the late winter and spring. Have
things changed since then?
Yes. The rules are all different as the networks struggle with the fact that
The pdml digest is unreliable again and messages are spotty. This seems a
regular occurrence. Digests have never been reliable. The website archive
is continually failing or out of date. Does anyone have this much trouble
on other groups? Does anyone have any suggestions for a better system
Rubenstein, Bruce M (Bruce) wrote:
Viruses attack via the operating system. These cameras aren't running under
Windows,
or any other high level OS. This whole thing makes as much sense as giving a
microwave
oven a virus.
Wrong. Many devices, cell phones, VCRs, DVD players, and even
On Fri, 4 Oct 2002 14:32:41 +1000, John Mustarde wrote:
For those of us who are interested in a Pentax mount DSLR, why don't we
petition Sigma to release the SD-9 with a k-mount for all of those millions
of K-mount lenses out there? Naturally, this is not going to happen.
Probably
Rob Studdert wrote:
On 2 Oct 2002 at 23:48, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Okay, Pentax makes a digital camera for you to stick your lenses on. Great.
Go
out and shoot with them. It'll be great for the first week and then you'll
realize the quality isn't really there.
I prefer the digital
If this has made sense to you so far, remember that the light from a wide
angle lens will fall 'straight down' on the film for objects in the center of
the field of view, but will strike at a big angle for objects at the edge of
the film...
This is all valid reasoning. However,
The nomail option is once again available. I've been using it for a few
weeks.
Pat, could you post info on how to subscribe to it (or send info directly to
me)? There wasn't anything on the subscription info webpage as of last week,
which is why I didn't think the option was
Well, I'm not the list guy (thats Doug Brewer), but he did send
a post to the list on Friday that there was going to be some
upheavals, as he is changing servers or some such.
Must have sent it just to you personally or only to the people getting email
from the list. I just
Pieter Nagel wrote:
there're tons of other variables in play: the duration of
exposure, the depth of field, and so on, and on, and on. that's why
there're all those nd filters, multiple exposures, and so on.
So, my point was: the pentax modeless interface nicely focusses one's
attention, when
Please ignore this. Email wasn't getting out everywhere for a while. Just
wanted to know if it now makes it out to this list.
later,
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Joseph McAllister writes:
They must also state that
the free film is actually a cost included in the processing charge.
Implied is if you do not want the free roll, the cost remains the same.
Pity, one used to be able to opt out of the free roll of film and save $2
on the processing
Ryan K. Brooks writes:
Speaking of which, it seems that P-TTL is a requirement for decent flash
metering on digi-SLRs. I imagine the MZ-D (rip) is the reason we have
this.
Um.. did I miss something? Why is this a requirement for flash on a
digital camera? Can't they use the
I've been in a blah mood photographically speaking these days. Nothing I
seeing seems interesting enough to take a picture of. Last year I couldn't
find the time to take all the pictures I wanted to. This year I can't
figure out why I should snap the shutter on anything.
Anyone
Alvaro Elgueta Z. wrote:
So the question is: which 3rd party flash unit are compatible with the
MZ-50? (I mean working in accordance to the camera`s programs) I saw Sunpak
444AFP, Vivitar S1 850 and Sigma EF500ST in Adorama, all these claim to be
Like everybody else, I've never heard of
Paul F. Stregevsky writes:
If you had asked me a month ago, I would have sided with the curmudgeons
who say a portrait must include a person.
...
At any rate, Ann's response, as well as others I've glimpsed, have
broadened my understanding of what a portrait can be.
Part of the beauty of
Paul F. Stregevsky writes:
If you had asked me a month ago, I would have sided with the curmudgeons
who say a portrait must include a person.
...
At any rate, Ann's response, as well as others I've glimpsed, have
broadened my understanding of what a portrait can be.
Part of the beauty of
Alan Chan writes:
My MZ-S went bonkers today.
Next, I reloaded the camera with a roll of royal gold 100. Camera
displayed
an ISO of 200.
Just wondering, did the Z/PZ-1 have many minor problems like the MZ-S when
1st released? Any idea?
I don't know about when first released because my
A back can be modified to hold the CCD and the necessary LCD panels.
The mechanics of the camera can be removed to make room for necessary
electronics, as well as the two compartments that would normally hold
film.
Leave them. THat way you don't destroy the body and give yourself
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm curious to attempt pushing the film (whether it's 3200 or not - i.e. I
was going
to attempt 400 pushed to 3200) and I noted that both these films can
potentially go,
according to literature, to 25,000 EI.
How the H-E-double hockey sticks do you meter that ? My
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Or you could borrow a flash meter and run some of the
tests without burning
film ...
Careful! If the metering is done by measuring the light
reflected off the film, and there is no film in the
camera you will get an erroneous reading. The pressure
plate is less
Nitin Garg wrote:
The best way to merge digital and film is to make *digital film* IMO.
Dont know if its possible. Dont think anyone is doing it :)
Yes, someone is (or perhaps, was). It's been vapor hardware for something
like 4 years now, so no need to provide a web address. Last I
James Adams writes:
While out walking, I saw a brilliant flash from a small piece of rock.
Using
my 10x field lens, I was amazed to find a cluster of small (micro)diamonds.
Would it be possible to use macro-photography to take photos of this, and
some native gold on the other rocks I found.
What
[EMAIL PROTECTED] asks:
Do any of you prefer the Split Image over the other finders ?
What cameras do you use that have the split image finders if any ?
I've been considering a second SLR body to go with the K1000 that may have
this
feature.
It depends on what you want to use the camera
We got talking about getting together with other PDML member for a day
out.
What would you BC, WA and OR PDML members feel about getting together
like
the Toronto group did last weekend?
Saturday the 27th is the 22nd annual Camera Photographic Swap Meet in
Puyallop, Washington. (Western
Just been talking with Chris Murray on his cell, and it turns out we are
both on another user group, Vancouver Linux User Group.
We got talking about getting together with other PDML member for a day out.
What would you BC, WA and OR PDML members feel about getting together like
the Toronto group
The BG-10 grip is now listed at BH as being the grip for the MZ-S ~AND~
the
MZ-SD!!! Is this our long awaited digital camera?
Could it be an MZ-S with a date back?
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Joseph McAllister writes:
We got talking about getting together with other PDML member for a day
out.
What would you BC, WA and OR PDML members feel about getting together
like
the Toronto group did last weekend?
The rest of us seem pretty quiet about it though. Want me to make some
calls?
Albano_Garcia writes:
It's well known by everybody that a mechanical shutter can become inacurate
with use and time, needing adjustment.
My question is what about electronic ones? As long as the circuit is alive,
the speeds will be equal no matter how many times they are fired or they
can become
frank theriault writes:
'Twas me. Here are a couple of our current auctions. This is one of my
sister's images:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=857729190
Here's one of mine:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=856373380
I'm curious, why 5x7s and 4x6s?
Amy Hughes wrote:
The LEGO church project was announced to the LEGO community a couple
weeks ago. Here's the URL...
http://www.amyhughes.org/lego/church
Teriffic work Amy, both the church itself as well as the photography of it.
I especially like the photo of the shadows cast into the
Matt Bevers writes:
As I understand it, the SMC-M 100/4 macro will do 0.5x magnification on its
own, but is capable of 1x with an extension tube - what length tube would I
need to get this capability?
Just out taking pictures of fiberglass kows with one of these this
morning.. a
No Brendan, I think this does deserve an answer.. it's called ROR :-)
later,
patbob ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
Brendan writes:
WHAT!!! these guys actually think people will fall
for that ( ok don't answer that one ).
AS SEEN ON eBay!
* Tired of slow, sluggish shutter speeds?
* Keep
Lawrence Kwan writes:
PhotoExpo 2002 is now underway. No sign of any new releases yet - no
digital SLR and no new limited; only an official launch of Optio 230.
They have a plain small booth. Not sure if there is any chance for them
to have something in store for 2nd or 3rd day.
A new
Any thoguhts on this camera?
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=1340399382
Are there potential problems, either current or in the
future?
If I am correct, the top is expensive to replace (but not difficult). I'd
say $200 is the absolute maximum for it.
When an LCD panel
This doesn't have any Pentax content, but..
My officemate sent me this link.. seems this guy dropped his digital camera
in a pond and then proceeded to use it in it's damaged state. He's getting
some very interesting artistic pictures that I thought some here might
appreciate.
Bolo wrote:
The MF macro lenses that I've looked at all go down to 1:2. After
that you need extension tubes for 1:1. That is well and fine. However,
I've noticed that almost all of the AF macro lenses that I've looked
at tend to go to 1:1 ... without extension tubes. Presumbably this
is
Hi all,
Does anyone know of any insect identification resources? I have a picture
of a spider that I'm trying to identify as well as I can as an exercise.
Via my National Audubon insect book, I think it might be sone sort of
nursery spider, but I was hoping for something more definitive
Brendan writes:
Yes it's the newbie trying to be cheap question again,
I found that fabricland in Toronto stock raw cotton
muslin in 3mx25m rolls ( about 3.3 yards x27 yards or
so ) and it's cheap to! you can buy it per meter but
it is unwashed. They don't sell large bottles of dye
tho does
Brendan writes:
Technically digital cannot or
ever surpass film if only because the resolving
ability of the optics has a finite limit of which some
low speed films have already reached.
Not necessarily. With chemical film, light-activated molecules are being
used. The smaller the
Bojidar Dimitrov writes:
What can I do against this:
http://cgi.ebay.de/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=1334153963
I don't mean legally, but I would appreciate ideas on how to place the
copyright notices so that they are not so easy to remove. Am I dreaming
when thinking of images that do not
Pål Audun Jensen wrote:
Perhaps that digital binocular and the two 645 zoom lenses? Don't hold your
breath; the rumor mill says Pentax have nothing much for PMA.
In that case, perhaps someone who is going there can take a look-see at the
Sigma/Foveon digital body that there was some
joe wrote:
As i do a bit of wildlife photography as most would know its a hit and miss
exercise.
Some slides will turn out while others will not.
I'm considering getting my slides processed without the mounts so that way
I will be
able
to sort through them and mount those that came out.
Is the
David Brooks wrote:
on the shopping channel(Canadian version??)a guy
from Vivitar hawking a 3d PS camera.I work for a
survey and mapping company and i know there are commercial
cameras of this kind out there somewere,just wondering
if anyone has seen this consumer version.It comes with the
Cotty Wrote:
My Photo EX had a black ink head clogg tonight. Normally it goes after a
cleaning cycle or two. It didn't.
..
Researching on the net, I found advice regarding the cleaning: it said do
at least six cleans consecutively with no nozzle checking inbetween. I
Sometimes, the
Petter Jarbo wrote:
I've had the pleasure of thinking about digital archiving at work. I work
at
a Neurophysiology dept at a hospital and we produce a lot of digital data
and one of our great problems is how to properly archive every test we
perform. The outcome of our intensive thinking :) would
Rob Brigham wrote:
As soon as I went to use it, I put the MZ-S in PMLU self-timer mode, and
thought 'Why am I using a cable release?'.
The delay of the self timer sould be more than enough for any vibrations
from my using the shutter button to die down, surely?
When the camera support is
What are the best ways to save the 'selected messages' ?
I have been saving those in notepad/word document, however, find too
cumbersome to do the job. Any faster way, please ?
When I used to get the list as individual mail messages, I moved the mail
to another folder to keep it. It
Christian Skofteland writes:
around with the BW negatives. My scanner only allows 1500 ppi resolution
on
BW negatives but it goes up to 2400 for color negatives. Is there
anything
wrong with scanning the BW as color and converting the scan to grey-scale?
The results look good and the higher
William Robb wrote:
I have been told that it is best to size the file to a divisor
of the printer output.
For example, my printer is capable of a maximum resolution of
2880 dpi, and that the output ideally would be 360 dpi, or 720
dpi, or some such.
I have read a couple of posts now where the
C or B Waters wrote:
Please forgive this novice question:
Sometimes I wish to take available light pictures in my house. The living
room walls are Yellow and we have regular light bulbs. Mostly this gives
me
a pronounced Yellow tint to the color prints.
What can I do to negate this problem?
Otis Wright, Jr. Wrote:
Any one know out there happen to have info on the relative short
circuit characteristics of NiCd, NiMH, Alkaline, Lithium etc. cells?
Cold there be circumstances where one or more of these sources delivers
more current than some older designs provided for?
I
Mike Johnston wrote:
Does the same thing happen with regular film (not bulk loaded)? Sometimes
if
you haven't quite got the hang of bulk rolling the film can get jammed in
the cartridge. You might want to try five or six rolls of storebought film
before concluding that there's anything wrong with
Tiger Moses wrote:
I think I need to clarify, I was wondering if there would be a chance we'd
have the opportunity to buy a non-Pentax brand Digital body with a K-AF2
mount on it?
Not the be rude, but don't hold your breath. If Pentax doesn't think there
is enough of a market to make it
William Robb wrote:
Hi, I am having an ongoing issue with my Epson C80 printer, and
am hoping that perhaps someone can help me determine the
problem.
Please see:
http://www.accesscomm.ca/users/wrobb/Artifact1.jpg
The part circled in red is the problem.
Interesting that the blot is the
Tom C. wrote:
I know loupes have been discussed at length, so I don't want to start a
large loupe discussion. Right now I'm using a Carson 7x plastic thing.
It's large enough to fit over an entire 35mm slide, but it's only
relatively
distortion free at the center of the FOV. What does it cost
Christian, Patrick,
OK, guys, if I show you mine will you show me yours?
I'd love to see macro photos from you guys and any other PDMLers! How
about
returning a URL and letting us all have a look!
Suprise of suprises (to me most of all), I actually had time to dig through
my picture
HUDERER Bernd wrote:
the voltage of the flash capacitor in the old Metz 45CT1 is maximum 350-360
Volts. The sync. voltage can't be higher than that as it is derived from
the
capacitors voltage. This is true for most of the older flashes.
The newer version 45CL1 ( L like Low sync voltage; there's
John Coyle wrote:
Which is exactly why, a couple of years ago, we had a thread on the utility
of
DOF and I said then I thought it a waste of time on 35mm cameras. If you
think
you can judge depth of field accurately when you're stopped way down, as
one
usually is shooting macro, I believe, sir,
Clive Williams writes:
So I have a suggestion. Assuming for the moment that Pentax does decide to
take the
smaller-CCD route and make something like the D30, how about adding a
couple of
'digital-only' wideangles - say 12mm and 16mm? These could be made more
cheaply than
lenses that have to
PAUL STENQUIST writes:
As far as I've been able to determine, they're all exactly the same.
Some have bette plastic storage boxes. This seems to be the determining
element.
Some CD readers won't read some CD technologies. For example, I can make a
video CD that will play on my DVD
Steve Knobbe writes:
I don't think I've seen this mentioned on this list, but I thought some
of you might be interested (or at least dumbfounded).
http://asia.cnn.com/2001/TECH/ptech/10/11/disposable.digital.cameras.idg/in
dex.html
Hmmm.. a 640x480 digital camera for $24? If they can
Christian Skofteland writes:
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From: Cory or Brenda Waters [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Well I, for one, can lay my hands on CDs I purchased more
than ten years ago
in a few seconds whereas, I couldn't find my negatives from
that timeframe
in a week. The CDs work no
Nenad Djurdjevic writes:
I think we all agree that print film will soon go the way of vinyl records
as digital
prints are now 'photo quality'. The average snap-shooter will be more than
happy to
make the change especially as they will immediately be able to view and
manipulate
their photos on a
Ryan Smith writes:
Last week I bought a K1000 with an SMCP-A 50mm 2.0, a Promaster
first Pentax). When comparing the K1000's meter readings with my Canon
T70 and AE-1 Program, with similar lenses, the readings are quite
inconsistent. Sometimes the K1000 gives the exact same reading as the
RobFilms writes:
w/my mx going down on the calif-yosemite trip, i'm longing for a 2nd body.
i
leave in three days for a two week stay on the rhode island coast and
wanted
to bring the pentax gear.
and then i started thinking about the zx-m. catch a break on eBay and u
can
purchase one for less
Bob Walkden writes:
Seems like a suitable subject for discussion on this list, so what are
your all-time favourite photo books, and why?
Photographic Composition, by Ben Clements (not the one by Tom Grill,
although that might be good too)
I found a copy of this book at my local
Gerald Wang wrote:
Just wondering if any of you have experience with using older
flashes on the PZ-1p as I'd like to use mine with a Sunpak 444D
analog TTL flash. There've been warnings about using older flashes
that have high trigger voltages with fragile modern whizbang electronic
cameras
John Francis wrote:
I've just got my first few rolls of film back from the MZ-S,
and on one roll frames 23 24 overlap by two sprocket holes
(a 36-exposure roll, before you ask the obvious question).
I'm curious, how fresh were the batteries? I had problems with overlapping
frames
Ayash Kanto Mukherjee wrote:
as someone who shoots a lot of macro stuff, I'd seriously
recommend the
Tamron 90/2.8, which is 1:1, and is a fabulous portrait
lens to boot.
The minimum focussing distance for this lens is 11.4 inch. Is
it enough
to take shots of butterflies, bees and other
I found some good advice back when I was just starting out in photography.
The advice was to take risks with the camera in order to capture pictures
one otherwise wouldn't get, just don't take stupid risks. I decided my
camera was a tool for capturing images, and that I'd be a pretty
A 36mm x 24mm sensor would be nice, but what about using a smaller sensor
and some glass to compress the 24x36 image onto it? Or how about an array
of smaller CCD sensors and, if needed, some optics to direct the image away
from the seams?
If you're putting an LCD preview screen
Gerald F. Cermak wrote:
Let me add a interest in having the CCD back done on a new
back plate, not a
modification to the existing film back. I'd hate to see a
bunch of LXs and
MXs on Ebay sans their backs. :)
I agree.. build it into a replacement back. That's what originally
This has been brewing inside my head for a few months, so maybe it's
whacked...
I did some wandering around the web a while back for CCD info and found
that the astro folks have a home-brew CCD camera that they attach to their
telescopes and seems pretty respectable. They have
I, for one, hadn't noticed all the wheels, and now that I notice them, I'm
still not sure that is what the picture is about (it doesn't seem to really
concentrate on the wheels so much as the space itself). However, it leads
me to a question related to a post I made earlier about
Isaac Crawford wrote:
Pål Jensen wrote:
Mark wrote:
Absolutely. Seeing an LED bargraph go up for overexposure
and down for
underexposure just plain makes sense.
But the point wasn't if it makes sense isolated. But
whether it makes sense in conjunction with its control dial
which
Richard Chu wrote:
When I take flash pictures of a subject with a dark or dimly lit
background,
my prints usually come back with the subject overexposed. I
think with
the
ZX-5 (I no longer have) and the ZX-7, the TTL flash mode measures an
average
of the light reflected from the scene,
As I try to come up with PUG entries, I've been noticing that I'm pretty
dismal at selecting titles for my pictures. I can see that the title, while
not crucial to the photography, is a significant part of the overall
presentation -- put the wrong title on the image and nobody seems to
No, using an extension tube won't change the focal length of the lens. It
simply allows one to get a part of the 28mm-perspective image to fill the
frame, but only for subjects significantly closer than normal. Therefore,
you still get the same perspective, but only for really close
Hi all,
I've been thinking of getting a wide angle lens (28mm or less) I can use
for macro shots. Anyone have any recommendations for what would be a good
choice?
thanks,
patbob ([EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED])
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Treena Harp wrote:
Point taken :). But with advances in genetic engineering,
there might one
day be male calicos all over the place ...
Naw.. male calicos are just too mundane.. it'll be green-fluorescing cats
or glow-in-the-dark cats or something equally absurd. How do I know?
Shel Belinkoff writes:
A really big cat:
http://home.earthlink.net/~belinkoff/bigcat.jpg
Just couldn't let this one go by without a mention about how the picture
came about (there was an article in the paper over the long weekend about
it).
Apparently the guy in the picture
Ayash Kanto Mukherjee wrote:
My procedure is like this. I make changes in the ISO setting
of the camera
and fool the lightmeter.
...
Recently, Todd pointed out that some of the older bodies like K1000 or
Canon AE1 are unable to measure the light using light meter
for high speed
films and
Chris Brogden writes:
On Wed, 23 May 2001, Bill D. Casselberry wrote:
1:2 1:1 are easy calculations --
1:1 is achieved w/ extension tubing ~= to the focal length
Does the close-focusing ability of the lens affect this?
That is, would I
get the same magnification using a 50mm
Paul Jones writes:
I am looking at buying some k-mount extension tubes. I am
wondering if there
is any difference in the performance of different brands? As
if there like
the screw mount ones i have seen then there is no glass in the tube.
I don't know if there are differences
Alexandre A. P. Suaide writes:
I am considering to attend diving school this summer. The first
though I had was: I want to take pictures and don't want
to spend a
lot of money buying underwater gear. I know that ewa marine makes
SLR camera housing for underwater photography. They
Tonghang Zhou writes:
Surely if you are using Pentax lenses, which are what really matters,
then it should be OK?
On Mon, 21 May 2001, Conrad Samuels wrote:
What is the feeling about my using these cameras with Pentax
lenses (they are M42 mount cameras) when submitting pictures to
the
Date: Mon, 21 May 2001 17:44:03 +0200
From: Vlad L. Loukiantchenko [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: My new stiff zoom...
Vlad L. Loukiantchenko writes:
At the same time I tried to fix it: I removed the rubber sleeve on
zoom/focus collar and put a few drops of oil somewhere on rotating joint,
Peifer, William wrote:
Rob Brigham wrote:
What is the best way to set up off camera flash.
Triggering an off-camera slave using the RTF, as you suggested, is
certainly
one option. Another is a third party dedicated cable and flash. I've got
an MZ-50 and a Sunpak 444D TTL flash dedicated for
Johan Schoone wrote:
In article 01c0deba$43135e40$0405@default you write:
An interesting (dry) development from the British Journal of
Photography'=
s
e-newsletter. It would be an amazing process if it works.
Anyone know if their process only works on C-41 film, or will it
Shel Belinkoff Use the 400mm lens on a tripod and you'll be fine ...
until
Shel Belinkoff you have to testify in court. Then use a 9mm.
I'm really hoping to use these as here are the people you want to
investigate if you decide to follow through information for the
police, and had not thought
How about a different explanation.. the user interface isn't so well
designed? If it is meant to be used by common people, and the users have to
constantly refer to the manual or re-ask a question, then that is usually a
very good sign of a badly designed user interface. It implies
Ayash Kanto Mukherjee wrote:
In all the MZ/ZX series cameras that PENTAX has manufactured, the
autoloading facility advances the film to frame1 as soon as the camera
back is closed. There are two disadvantages with this system.
1. You loose two to three frames. I have always noticed that.
2. If
Here's a little dilemma I wonder if any of you have come across. LX
AF280T
- - flash in A mode - all fine dandy. Flash in TTL mode - mirror locks
up.
Not the flash - tried another one - does the very same thing.
Any ideas?
This sounds a lot like the behavior I get with my pz-1p and
,
Patrick White ([EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED])
Regarding their speculation about how the images were made (a one-lens
camera with the film moved for each
color layer,) I must say I have my doubts. They say that they don't know
what his camera was like because they
don't have it or photos
try and experiment of matching film brands with processing if you are not
already doing so (or how about a mismatch if you are arealdy doing so?).
help that helps,
Patrick White ([EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED])
I've messed up some very important landscape shots- I had to take them
about
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