On 1 Aug 2002 at 18:44, William Robb wrote:
Right now, I am wondering why I chose Pentax over Nikon.
I am toying with the idea of selling it all and starting again
with a Leica system.
William Robb
Har! SLR or M, out of the pan and into the fire! VBG
Rob Studdert
HURSTVILLE AUSTRALIA
Tel
It's good to know there is someone who shares my view on the LX.
regards,
Alan Chan
I was talking to the fellow who I sold my F3 to when I was
financing the move to Pentax. He is a busy working pro, and
figures in the past 15 years since he bought the camera he has
put about 10,000 rolls of
Alan,
You're not alone. I have resisted buying one for quite some time
based largely on how much I read about it's problems. You don't hear
nearly as much about problems with MX's or SuperPrograms, etc.
Bruce
Thursday, August 1, 2002, 9:03:28 PM, you wrote:
AC It's good to know there is
. (not the one
i sold you Cory:)
Dont worry we'll still let you hand around if you switch to Leica :)
Regards,
Paul
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Greetings,
A friend of mine just got a Pentax SL 150 PS and she was not happy
with the results of her first roll
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Today's ISO 400 films are as good as the 100's of only a
few years ago and the some of the 800's are not far
behind.
I'd go so far as to say some of the 800s are as good as the 400s of just a
few
Thanks for your comments Wendy. I'm glad you like the portrait.
Hopefully my July submission is as well received. :)
Jeff
Date: Tue, 25 Jun 2002 23:35:22 -0400
From: wendy beard [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: June PUG - MY comments!
Difficult one this month. I keep going
I'm trying to decide whether to take a second Spotmatic F or a Leica CL as a backup
for a 3+ month trip later this year to Jordan and Egypt. I am a little concerned that
having both a SLR and a rangefinder may be distracting. Taking a second SLR body
offers the ability to use two lenses at the
smcforme [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I'm trying to decide whether to take a second
Spotmatic F or a Leica CL as a backup for a 3+ month trip later this year to Jordan
and Egypt. I am a little concerned that having both a SLR and a rangefinder may be
distracting. Taking a second SLR body offers
All,
Mike Johnston has a great article on the Luminous Landscape website that
addresses black and white printing, glow in a print, and bokeh with old
Pentax lenses:
http://www.luminous-landscape.com/sm-02-04-28.htm
--Mark
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K and M has a *lot* better build in my view. A has
better coating. If the design is the same (check the
Boz's site -- I think they are), I can't see why K
should be more expensive.
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Depending on the price range, the built quality of the
A-lenses differ.
Go to:
http://www.northerndisclosure.com/ndp/index.cfm?fuseaction=viewsubcatid=12
Then click on Buck One.
Hi Andy,
I have no clue what type of 800asa film was used. I
didn't take the photos, I just found them on the web.
Actually, I wasn't that impressed with the color on
the 800asa shots.
Julia,
I may be not the most active ebayer here, but I have to say, it seems to be
*the* place to look for equipment. Most of my photo gear came from there
(LX, a bunch of lenses, a 6x7...). The general rule -- get in touch with the
seller. If he's the guys who ignores questions -- forget about
Your top 5 pentax camera's...
I currently own a pentax MZ-5 and am looking around for a new/extra camera.
So I'd like to know your top 5 (which I hope will help me out a bit :D )
regards,
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From: Butch Black
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Subject: Abreviations
Hi.
I have managed to figure out most of the
abbreviations but can't for the
life of me figure IIRC. Someone should make a
commonly used
abbreviation
list to post
On 24 Mar 2002 at 9:52, Steve Pearson wrote:
I did no find OT on the list-I know it must be
important, but what does that stand for?
Off Topic.
Stick that in the subject if you post a message that doesn't really have to do with
the purpose of the list.
Purpose is usually defined pretty
Brian wrote:
When Pål suggested that the next Limited lens would simplify things for
those who are wrestling with choosing between multiple lens options
To clarify: It was not meant in a general sense. It was as a reply to the
certain lens selection the original poster wanted to keep.
Pål
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If you are considering switching systems and don't mind a camera whose end
has been officially announced, I might suggest Olympus as they excel in fast
wide angles. There is the 21/2, 24/2, 28/2, 35/2, 50/1.2, 85/2, 90/2 and
100/2. The 90 is the sharpest but also the priciest. Average prices
Leon,
The Pentax Forum showroomin Shinjuku which people mentioned is
definitely worth visiting, they have a photo gallery right next door, and
they have lots of lovely big (and I mean BIG) lenses and so on, which are
even for sale. Some of the folks in the showroom speak good English,
Michele,
Apologies, I hope I haven't offended you with my Try this comment. I
actually like the pic a lot, and the more I look at it the more I like it. The
pattern on the wall/ roof (apart from the pulsating bit) looks quite a lot
like the rubber grip on the Pentax lenses. Perhaps I should be
Would anyone else appreciate PDML'ers taking the trouble to change the
subject line when the topic of discussion changes? I just read a post about
the PUG under the Fuji Screwmount subject. Maybe some of you read every
message - I don't.
Good point, Ed. Yes, I wish we would all do
Hi, sweeties! ;-)
I just got my AF-360FGZ in the mail and am stunned by the complexity of the
this flash. I really don't want to have to refer to the user's manual every
time I fire it up Does someone out there know of a quick reference guide
for using the flash?
Thanks,
--Mark
Jason wrote: ---
Alexander,
You are right. That is a good idea and would provide
some (which is more than I have now!) albeit limited
functionality. Given the length of the distance
between the bottom of where the lens attaches and the
base of the camera (even w/o the BG-10), this
are finally
judged at a viewing by members of the public.
Never having entered such a competition before has anybody got any opinions
on the type of photographs, subject matter, color vs. BW, size of print etc
that would do best at this sort of competition? Whilst I think I will just
pull out 3
Henry Knowles [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
say i set the film speed to iso 400, find a suitably gloomy subject
such that 1/4s is the correct exposure as given by the internal
lightmeter. if i now stop the aperture down 1 f-stop, then
theoretically the meter should tell me that 1/2s
Buy it from the guy who had it brought in for you. He has earned it.
Doug
That is exactly what I decided to do. I knew in my heart it was the right thing to
do...plus now I'll have it by Monday rather than later! Thank you all for your
advice, and have a happy new year.
Jim
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Bill Peifer
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at posting to the PUG as
well as starting to get involved with my local camera group competitions.
My subject matter is landscapes/outside, people and street photography and maybe
sports (local, town teams, etc).
Question 1
Looking at my equipment, what would you suggest to be the next purchase? A prime
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Hi Guys..I've been out of touch with the PDML for a couple
of months..can you update me about the Pentax SLR digital
body (MZ-D ?) release date
Thanx,
WR It will be released at the Ulan Bator show in 2007.
WR William Robb
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Hi Guys..I've been out of touch with the PDML for a couple
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Thanx
So when do we get to see pictures?
Nick,
I'm dropping them off for a one-hour C-41 bath tomorrow. I'll post them
up soon, assuming there's anything worth seeing! Might be a bag of old
festering b*ll*cks...
Cotty
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and still have it
illuminate the subject.
Tilts down by 15 degrees.
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On Wed, 26 Sep 2001, Paul Jones wrote:
Just went to my local Cash Convertors (chain of pawn shops) and they had a
Spotmatic SP with a Super Tak 50/1.4 all for the princely sum of $45au
($25us). The body is in pretty good shape, with no dings or dints and the
lense has no signs of yellowing.
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Hi all,
I was wondering if you might help me decide whether the battery pack FG, for
the zx camera, is worth the money. I recently purchased the camera and so
I have not had enough time to use up
the first pair of batteries. The 3v batteries seem to cost more than the AA
batteries that the
Bob S. wrote:
The attack on Pearl Harbor was unprecedented and without warning. The
forces
that moved the Japanese to attack included actions by the USA cutting off
Japanese access to oil in the pacific. We, through ignorance or
hubris,
share part of the blame for this war.
True
Giancarlo Irlanda wrote:
As I've already said, the quote was probably out of context (at
least for me), that's why I misinterpreted it.
Anyway, could you please explain what kind of discomforting
enlightenment should follow?
The article posted was in its entirety, so no quote could be taken out
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In a message dated 8/31/01 2:24:16 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
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Subject: Re: More Yipping from the PUG Guy
That's crazy. We enjoy Pentax cameras and lenses but give me a break. Third
party lens makers are an important part of most photographer's arsenals. I
for one
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I don't know - I only heard of the lens sock, so i don't know what it
is exactly, and that's what I'm trying to find out. Never heard of a
hood hat. Perhaps you can describe it or provide a pointer to a site
or photo? Thanks, Peter.
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Do you, by some chance, refer to
Never heard of a
hood hat. Perhaps you can describe it or provide a pointer to a site
or photo? Thanks, Peter.
The Optech hood hat protects both the lens and the
lens shade:
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Sorry about that post...anyway, here is the link
to the hood hat:
http://www.optechusa.com/lens.htm#LENS
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The Graywolf howled:
You pose interesting questions. Are you by any chance seeking
info for articles in you news letter?
No.
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Bucky wrote:
Anyone know why Manfrotto tripods are branded Bogen in the States? Is it
in fact true that this is limited to the States?
Reply: Cause the Americans can't spell anything as difficult as Man-frot-to.
That would be three syllables. Even Bo-gen they sometimes get wrong. Just
look at
AFAIK the SL 35 has a mechanical shutter, so dirty contacts and/or dead
battery will not be the cause.
Rehards,
Wim van Heugten
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Onderwerp: RE:
Hi Guys..
Any ideas on a good source of Pentax parts ??,...I'm looking
for base-plate screws, battery cover ( K-1000) , etc.. Also, has
anyone had success with a product for polishing-out minor
scuffs and bright marks ??
Sorry, for double mailing.
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On Tue, 8 May 2001, Kevin Thornsberry wrote:
OK. I've been wanting to ask but figured I'd be laughed off the PDML
for being naive. What's the verdict on these lenspens? Are they OK
for my cherished Pentax glass? I've always been super careful about
only cleaning my lenses when they
I agree too.
Fairy.
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Paul Stenquist wrote:
It's not just two countries that this photo depicts,
it is, realistically, two worlds. I find that an intriguing
thought.Overall, a very nice rendering of a somewhat conventional scene.
I agree totally with Paul's comments, I loved this shot!
fairy.
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Treena wrote:
I ... respectfully disagree. I took that comment in a humorous manner as
his
way of making a point. Reminds me of a rather colorful relative, actually. I
basically got a chuckle out of it and went on. There's been worse posted on
the PDML, and I'm sure in the future I'll be
Gerald also wrote:
I am probably as far as a man can be from being a disgusting pig. This is
most offensive character attack I have ever experienced here. And it was
uncalled for.
Sorry Gerald, I forgot to respond to this in my last post. I just wanted to
point out that I did not say that
Stan wrote:
Yes Tanya - I wasn't very clear in my comments, but in a back-handed way it
was complimentary. I agree with Mark's comments (which I alluded to) about
the marvelous shot you had on your page recently. ...
Thanks Stan, MUCH appreciated!!
If you are so blessed as to
be able to
Quoth Fairy:
Todd wrote:
- -10 to 0 degrees C isn't even cold. The camera will be fine.
It's cold enough for me! There's no use if my camera's work, but my fingers
are frozen!
That's actually one of the things I really like about the KX:
I can work it with my winter gloves on. Sure,
On Fri, 4 May 2001 23:17:24 +1000, Tanya Russell Mayer wrote:
It's not just two countries that this photo depicts,
it is, realistically, two worlds. I find that an intriguing
thought.Overall, a very nice rendering of a somewhat conventional scene.
I agree totally with Paul's comments, I loved
Thanks for your comment, Fairy. Just for you to know carucha is Buenos Aires
slang (cames from cara=face) for something like ugly face or weird face or
funny face or similar. A bit hard to translate.
I liked your shot too, but as I said in my comment, I'm lazzy in commenting. If
you want to see
The Contax SLR databack lets you reserve the front two frames for
imprinting exposure data of the remaining frames--frame number, aperture,
shutter speed, ASA setting (I think), over/underexposure, and
day/date/time. The imprinting is made at the end of the rewind. Cool and
useful.
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Subject: Subject: PUG comments
I would also like to add that I absolutely loved Mark Roberts
Amaryllis,
Rob Studdert's Acoustics,
Gary Murphy's Two Countries, Chris Mitchell's CreaseCam!,
William
Robb's Quiet Time, and I
think
In Minnesota, temperatures of -25 F (-32 F) isn't uncommon during the night
in winter. Windchills can be much worse, -60 F (-51 C) aren't uncommon
either. Getting back onto cameras, I have had them out during the day when
the high is about 0 F (-18 C) and my Ricoh body does fine, the solar
Albano said:
Thanks for your comment...
You're most very welcome!!
And I suppose you enjoyed all the great kid's photography available in this
month's pug...
Oh, of course I did! I just realised that I didn't include any of the kids
shots (except for Bill Robb's) in my list of favourites
experience and passion is with
portraiture/fashion, I would expect something along the lines of Fairy has
tried to expand her expertise by trying a subject that is completely foreign
to her, as such this shot in particular could have several improvements
which would assist it in looking both more
On Thu, 3 May 2001 15:39:57 +1000, Tanya Russell Mayer wrote:
I would also like to add that I absolutely loved Mark Roberts Amaryllis,
Rob Studdert's Acoustics, Gary Murphy's Two Countries,
Chris Mitchell's CreaseCam!, William Robb's Quiet Time, and I
think that Albano's Caruchas is very
Stan wrote:
1. One part of the criticism I saw quoted was to the effect that it is
harder to take pictures like this that show peoples faces. Implied judgment
that harder is better. In this Shel is joining Tanya in a very strange world
view that equates quality of outcome to effort required.
Yes Tanya - I wasn't very clear in my comments, but in a back-handed way it
was complimentary. I agree with Mark's comments (which I alluded to) about
the marvelous shot you had on your page recently. Your self-deprecating
remark at the time about how little time/effort was involved made me want
Don't paint me with the same brush as you paint Tanya. You know
squat about how I work and how I perceive photography. Your
comments below are just way off the mark.
Stan Halpin wrote:
You and Shel both seem to belong to the old Puritan School of Photography
and Life: if you don't work
to evaluate new images they see. Maybe they've even
categorized in their minds what artistic elements comprise a memorable image
of a particular subject. Perhaps what looks to me like a totally new and
different way of capturing an image of a sunset, for example, will remind a
more experienced viewer
Todd wrote:
- -10 to 0 degrees C isn't even cold. The camera will be fine.
It's cold enough for me! There's no use if my camera's work, but my fingers
are frozen! Just for the record (and totally off topic, sorry!), in my town
the coldest is has gotten in the past ten years is 3 degrees
Interestingly enough, my ZX-5n and my ME Super, both had an operational life
of approximately 20 minutes at -25 degrees F.
Had to take photos of product for an insurance investigation in an ice cream
freezer. Despite keeping the cameras against my body for warmth, they ceased
to function after
John Mustarde wrote:
But, unfortunately I never got the A electrical contacts back into
place, so now my A 50/1.7 is an M 50/1.7.
John, would you mind explaining to me the difference between the M and the
A? (I have an A)...
TIA,
fairy.
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not supposed to eat it with a spoon,silly. IMNSHO little beats a scrape of
Vegemite on hotbuttered wholemeal toast. And I am not an
Aussie...""I suggest that you leave the vegemite to the
true Aussies unless you have depressed nasal and taste
senses. It's a little like eating
Why don't you change the topic of this thread ... it's no longer got
anything to do with Agfa APX25, or even photography.
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Tanya Russell Mayer wrote:
Well, you're not supposed to eat it with a spoon,
silly. IMNSHO little
Yep, scary, isn't it?
Petit Miam wrote:
So no married people then? ;)
Hey, that's what I wrote a couple of days ago! Must
be the Aussie/NZ
link...we even think alike!
fairy.
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Do You Yahoo!?
Yahoo! Auctions - buy the things you
Private sales don't have rules? The more's the pity. Time was, a handshake
was binding, and an oral agreement was not dismissed for want of a piece of
paper.
My teenage son in Israel has spent the past year studying the Talmudic
tractate that deals with personal business agreements: I agree to
and then all the lawyers would be sleeping on city sidewalks in
tent cities.
Think of the big picture... :-)
Tom C.
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Albano wrote:
Hi, gang.
I started reading the book Outdoor and Location Portrait Photography by
Jeff
Smith.
Great book for everybody interested in portrait photography, with lots of
tips.
It has a lot of tips for people wishing to start as a pro photographer too,
and
I think it can be very
Petit Miam wrote:
So no married people then? ;)
Hey, that's what I wrote a couple of days ago! Must be the Aussie/NZ
link...we even think alike!
fairy.
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Bob wrote:
"I just wanted to say how much I've been enjoying reading the posts from =
Tanya about her portrait ventures, and the various responses from other =
members. This is in part because I'm starting off my own portrait =
business here in Oregon, though not with quite as much verve (I
Boz wrote:
"Just a few additions. My intention is to
gather comments by single peopleand write a summary..."
Does this mean that married people can't submit their
comments? ;-)
fairy.
Guys and gals, I am going to reply to all of your responses thus far, in
this one message, so please bare with me...
Paul Stenquist wrote:
"Everything sounds great -- except those squeegee tongs."
Thanks Paul, I have had this comment from a few people and am happy to
dispense with this item
On Thu, 19 Apr 2001, Tanya Russell Mayer wrote:
Robert, the AF500FTZ is for use with my two AF bodies (PZ-20 and MZ-50). I
already have a little flash for the ME Super (an AF160) which, is TTL,
btw).
The flash may be TTL on those cameras that can take advantage of that
feature, but the ME
Hey guys, I just wanted to add something that I discovered about Australian
Copyright law today. It is from the Copyright Council Website, but it has
frames and is a pain to give a URL to so I will just paste some of it here.
What I have discovered is extremely worrying, particularly for me in
Just a bit more to add to my last post about copyright The document also
says the following;
"For photographs taken after 30 July 1998, the first owner of copyright in
photographs taken for "private or
domestic purposes" (e.g.; wedding photographs) is the client, unless the
photographer and
Tom R wrote:
"Of course, if you get a bad rep, you will have a hard time,
especially in a small town."
My point exactly! But things seem to be going ok so far!
;-)
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To all who have replied so far, just wanted to keep you posted. I am really
thinking that I will be going for the Epson Stylus Photo 1290 for the
printer. I just can't get past some of the great comments I have seen, and
the idea of being able to put an A3 sized print on my wall that I have
Actually peoples, one more thing, before I hit the hay. I just discovered
that the HP Photo S20 scanner lists in its specs that while it has a
scanning resolution of 2400dpi for negs, it only has 36-bit colour depth as
compared with the 1200x1200dpi scanning resolution and 42-bit colour depth
of
Tanya Russell Mayer wrote:
For the scanner, I am really trying to decide if a full on neg scanner is
worth it for me. The CanoScan D660U is just so hard to go past at only $275
and I can't see me needing any more than the 1200x1200 dpi res. that it
offers.
If you are scanning from 35mm,
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Tanya Russell Mayer wrote:
For the scanner, I am really trying to decide if a full on neg scanner
is
worth it for me. The Cano
Haha! I responded to that last post before I read this:
"Oops. Could I be thinking of Bogen/Manfrotto's latest Convertible? I just
reread the price Tanya paid, and it seems rather low for the model I saw."
I think you are probably right there Paul as I wasn't aware that it could do
this, would
Paul Stregevsky wrote:
"To me, one of its most attractive features is its
off-the-shelf ability for its center post to be quickly reconfigured as a
horizontal macro arm."
Paul, I didn't know it could do this, any idea how to go about it?
Tanya.
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On 17 Apr 2001, at 9:03, Tanya Russell Mayer wrote:
Haha! I responded to that last post before I read this:
"Oops. Could I be thinking of Bogen/Manfrotto's latest Convertible? I just
reread the price Tanya paid, and it seems rather low for the model I saw."
I think you are probably
One of my fellow horsey photog's runs a Nikon D1 and has switched to the Cannon 8200
from
his Kodak model??
I have to say the print quality of the cannon is very good and not very expensive.I
like th
seperate colour packets as oposed to the single cartridge in my Cannon 4300
Dave
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David,
The only way to get a Super Program in black is to get a Super A. Those are
scarce in the States, and some Americans will pay a premium to get one. KEH
charges more for the Super A than they charge for an SP in the same
condition.
"David P. Chernicoff" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Subject: Re: Fairy pics
David,
The only way to get a Super Program in black is to get a
Super A. Those are
scarce in the States, and some Americans will pay a premium
to get one. KEH
charges more for the Super A than they charge for an SP in the same
Jon Hope wrote:
"If you are paying the above prices for re-prints anywhere in Australia you
are paying way too much. Take as an example a pro lab here in Perth, Mirage
Photographics (www.miragephoto.com.au) who have the following prices for
prints:
6x4 $1.00
7x5 $2.40
10x8$5.70
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