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My gosh, is it really 1870 again? ]:-)
Heard it before. I've had this style for two days now and have already
heard every possible taunt and tease under the sun.
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Anyone gotten Photoshop CS4 yet? How is it, compared to CS3?
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Anyone have experience to share using NiMH rechargeables in flash,
particularly AF-500FTZ, AF-360FGZ or AF-540FGZ?
I use NiMH batteries in my 540 and get generally great results. There
can be slow recharge times after a lot of flashes, but that may just be
normal. I don't know enough about
Does the *ist D have focus confirmation with M42 mount lenses? If so,
was support in the initial firmware or did it require an upgrade?
It sure does, and straight out of the box, if I recall correctly. I used to
use my *istD with m42 lenses all the time, and never had a problem with it
not
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The Velbon Ultra Luxi F is the travel tripod I really want. Back when
I worked at Reed's, I got to use a lot of tripods, and this one was the
best travel tripod I ever tried. It's small when folded up but just as
tall as a regular tripod when extended. It's very light and yet
well-built. The
The Velbon Ultra Luxi F is the travel tripod I really want.
snip
Did you ever travel with it?
I didn't, since I've never been in a position to be able to afford a
second tripod (my current tripod is a Velbon El Carmagne 640, another
very good model. Velbon seems to be underrated most of the
In our conversation he alluded to the fact that Pentax was having
problems (He saw my K10D that I was shooting with). He said that
several ex Pentax sales reps were now working with Nikon, especially
in the Atlanta and NYC areas. I didn't press him but he seemed a nice
young gent.
Reps say that
No, I'm not looking for advice on how to clean my printer while skydiving.
I'm wondering what some of you folks do when you've cleaned and cleaned and
cleaned your printer's heads but still keep coming up with clogged nozzles.
Last night I set up my old Epson 2200 for the first time in a
I believe I've cured my print head clogging problem altogether.
I got rid of my Epson stylus color photo printiamagigger 925 and bought
an HP printer.
Only reason I haven't upgraded is because I can't afford a new (or used)
printer with the capabilities of the 2200 (13 wide x 44 long, roll
My K100 has started occasionally rebooting spontaneously. The last
time it happened I lost the last 2 shots I had just taken. Is it
likely to need an expensive repair job?
Sounds like a short, possibly in the on/off switch. Your best bet would be
to contact Pentax support and ask them, but
Anyone have any other cleaning ideas?
First off, the warnings...
Things not to do.
Do not use Window cleaners, Alcohol, Bleach, Peroxide, Lighter fluid,
degreasers, engine cleaners, mineral spirits or lacquer thinner.
Also do not use force or compressed air as these these can cause
serious
Oh wow, that is such a great story, and the kid's got a great eye too! How
old is he?
I can't wait to do the same thing with my nephew. He's only 6 months old
right now, though, so it'll be a while. :(
Thanks for sharing!
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I knew Ringo used a Pentax in A Hard Day's Night (anyone know what
model/lens?), but I had never seen George using one too. Pretty nifty. :)
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So if you didn't got from the title: Self-portrait:)
http://www.flickr.com/photos/timbah/2975863346/
Oh man, that's awesome. Dark and mysterious, perfect for this time of
year. :D
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http://charles.robinsontwins.org/photos/2008/zombie_pub_crawl/content/IMGP4606_large.html
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http://charles.robinsontwins.org/photos/2008/zombie_pub_crawl/content/IMGP4417_large.html
Very awesome! You guys went all out. I wish those sorts of things
happened around my town. Sometimes they
http://homepage.mac.com/godders/163-leafwithdroplets.jpg
Leaf With Droplets - Sunnyvale 2008
Panasonic L1 + Olympus ZD 35mm f/3.5 Macro
ISO 100 @ f/3.5 @ 1/30 sec
Beautifully stark. The red tips on the leaf give it a little more life,
but it'd still be a great photo without that little
Tuesday night I successfully produced a 24 print of my big San
Francisco Pano with my Epson 2200.
Previously, I had gotten all but the yellow and magenta heads clean.
Those last two just wouldn't clear up, though, even after many many many
cleanings a couple nights before. I had given up and
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Zoinks! That's great! She deserves a Scooby Sna-- Scoob, did you eat them
all?!
Ruh-roh, rorry!
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Some proof of my achievement. :)
That's a 8.3x44 print on 13 Epson Premium Luster paper. You can see a
band 1/3rd from the right end where one of the inks ran out when I wasn't
paying attention, but this was mostly a test anyway.
Hooray for
http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/read.asp?forums=1036message=29884084
There's really no reason to believe any of it.
It came from a Chinese fansite, as far as I can tell, which means just
another rumor mill, like DPReview's forums. There is also a more direct
translation posted further
Damn... For sale: Pentax K20 D, less than 3000 images, small scratch
on LCD. Make offer!
Well, it's not in mint condition anymore, and it's about to become obsolete.
I'll give you ten bucks for it.
John ;)
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Damn... For sale: Pentax K20 D, less than 3000 images, small scratch
on LCD. Make offer!
Well, it's not in mint condition anymore, and it's about to become
obsolete. I'll give you ten bucks for it.
John ;)
(would, actually, be interested in a used K20)
Supposedly the price of the K20D
Remember that who you vote for will affect not only your country, but
the rest of the world.
I voted by mail a few weeks ago, but I've been out rallying a lot the
last two weeks here in California.
I only hope my fellow Californians will vote with their conscience and
not their religion on
Just wait 'til upcoming eminent US Supreme Court appointments have begun
having their effect. The Constitution will be re-re-rewritten as a matter
of course.
JD
The only constitutional re-writing I'm interested in is that which takes
California's constitution and removes the bigotry that
http://flickr.com/photos/timbah/3015929280/
Excellent! Very dramatic and gritty. If she were holding a gun it would be
like something out of a suspense thriller movie.
Just out of curiosity, any idea what lens that is on her camera? Also, what
lens were you using?
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At times it sounds like a sales pitch for the Sigma lens the author
keeps mentioning.
One thing that confuses me was this text about the distance scale:
A distance scale is provided with ... a depth of field scale marked for
F11, F16 and
DoF changes somewhat between formats. Also I've generally found that
the acceptable CoC used for DoF marking calculations is rather
optimistic for digital use (30 micron CoC's don't play well with 6
micron sensor sites)
Could you restate that in less technical language? I'd appreciate it.
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*drool*
Why oh why must I be a poor designer?
*buckets of drool*
I'm going to need a bib if they have the Challenger at the SF Int'l Auto
Show later this month.
Oh yeah, nice photo. ;)
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Godfrey wrote:
From the No On Proposition 8 rally today in San Jose ...
http://homepage.mac.com/godders/167-rights.jpg
Rights! - San Jose 2008
There were Gay Rights rallies all across the US and around the world today,
and I went to the one in San Francisco. It was the biggest political
From the No On Proposition 8 rally today in San Jose ...
http://homepage.mac.com/godders/167-rights.jpg
Rights! - San Jose 2008
There were Gay Rights rallies all across the US and around the world
today, and I went to the one in San Francisco. It was the biggest
political event I've ever
Silliness. The law is based on a majority vote. That's how it works in
a democracy. And it isn't about rights, it's about terminology.
Marriage vs. Civil Union. Much ado about nothing.
Separate but equal is never equal.
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Hear hear, Godfrey. I wish I could be as eloquent as you. This issue only
makes my temper flare hotter than the fires of a thousand suns.
I look forward to your other related photos.
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Nevertheless, it was a referendum by popular vote.
Civil rights should not be left for the masses to take away as they see fit.
If southern states had voted on civil rights for minorities during the
1960s, do you really think anything would have changed?
No. There will always be a part of
Pretty much, they're useless off a relatively smooth surface, though I'd
love to see one get stuck in the mud, especially with one dude I saw
dressed immaculately in white riding it. (It was a sight, one of those
times I cursed myself for leaving the camera in the car.
Segways can be taken
I don't see a tobacco can anywhere in the photo. Perhaps you gave us the
wrong link?
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The closest you will ever get to an M42 dSLR is a K2000/Km with an m42
adaptor.
There is zero chance that any manufacturer would make a low-profit
camera to use no-profit used lenses that have been around for decades,
and which probably won't work well with a digital sensor anyway. There
is such
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Where on Willow Pass is that? I've never noticed it before. I'd be
willing to bet it's just a traffic monitor camera, but you never know
these days.
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superior to modern designs.
I'm sorry, but your opinions and desires are not shared by enough people
to turn your dream camera(s) into reality.
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Leica is an exception, but for good reason: their M system is used
primarily by professionals and wealthy amateurs who are more concerned
with status symbols than convenience. Also, if I recall correctly,
Leica has been on the brink of bankruptcy for ages. They're not exactly
a good example of
[ film for my Pentax Auto 110 in the freezer, if you are interested in
starting a new thread here...
(Note the mention of the Pentax Auto 110, please)
Oh I noted it alright. I wrote here recently about my secret desire for an
Auto110 dSLR, but we all know that will never happen. Sort of
So I've got this online store for my photography that I updated recently
(http://www.cafepress.com/neovenatorphoto), and decided to expand my wares
into suggestive underwear:
http://www.cafepress.com/neovenatorphoto/3678803
They're made to work for men and women of any sexuality. I'll
on a gamble that it might make money.
Note to Pentax: if you do ever make an Auto110 camera, I want credit. ;)
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The big problem with a 110-sized DSLR is that small sensors suck. End
of story.
Consumers don't know that, nor do the vast majority of them care.
Besides, a 110-sized sensor would still be a lot bigger than the sensors
in normal digital PS cameras.
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/play the game.
JC O'Connell
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Subject: RE: ANY M42 DSLR rumors (yet)?
The big problem with a 110-sized DSLR
Geez John, a 110 sized sensor wouldn't be that much smaller than a
current 4:3 system sensor, (doesn't anyone look anything up anymore?)
I was writing from work, didn't have the time. Cut me some slack.
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On sunday my family had a little mini Thanksgiving dinner, since some of us
would be travelling this weekend. I used the opportunity to take lots of
photos of my 6-month old nephew Anthony, who learned to crawl a month ago
and is just curious as heck! I also rediscovered the joys of
Thanks Stan, Bob, Christine, Paul, Brendan and Godfrey!
Nice. But I much prefer this one.
http://www.neovenator.com/gallery/main.php?g2_itemId=855
By the time he is 15 he will hate you for this!
By the time he is 15 I'm sure there will be more than one kid related to me
in some way that
Congratulations! Wonderful day for it, too. :D
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Sent: Thursday, November 27, 2008 5:40 PM
Subject: I'm a grandad
My son and his
I own the SMC 500 4.5 and use it on my K10D, so I checked out my lens to see
why someone would need a K adaptor for it. The site calls it f4.6, but if
you look close at the photo it says f4.5.
The part of the lens that mounts to the camera is removable by unscrewing a
collar just behind the
I saw the film Milk today, about the slain '70s gay rights activist and
first openly gay elected official in the US, Harvey Milk. It was a really
good film; I can't recommend it enough.
Milk opened a store called Castro Camera when he moved to San Francisco, so
naturally there are a lot of
Plus-X and D-76, loved Agfa APX-100 but sadly they don't make it anymore...
Not only do they not make it, Agfa has not even been in business since
late 2006. I miss a lot of their products.
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I've been asking around about this photo, because I just can't decide
what to think of it:
http://www.neovenator.com/gallery/main.php?g2_itemId=888
60% of people asked say the out-of-focus area adds to the overall photo.
30% say it detracts.
5% have no opinion either way.
5% hate flower photos.
The flower itself is well photographed but the background felt like
someone
was scratching my eyeballs.
...a bit jarring.
...felt like someone was scratching out my eyeballs.
I wonder if we're having a similar experience?
Heh heh heh heh! I sometimes agree with you guys, and sometimes I
Refresh your eye-gouging memory with the original photo here:
http://www.neovenator.com/gallery/main.php?g2_itemId=888
I selected all the green (except the green petals/leaves/whatever
immediately around the flower) and threw some Lens Blur on it:
You know, sometimes it's best to recognise when you're
flogging a dead horse.
I appreciate your advice, but I have actually sold this photo on items
from my CafePress store, so there are people out there who like it as it
is. I just wanted to find out what fellow photographers thought, rather
Very nice, Marnie. I've seen that hill many times from BART, but didn't
know you could actually get up there. I may go visit it myself one of these
days.
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Thanks for looking.
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Does Atlex.com still have the best prices for printer inks and paper? I
need a full set of inks for my Epson 2200 and need to find the lowest
possible price.
Thanks,
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Answer the question: Who was the first PDML'er you met in person?
Godfrey, sitting on the steps at the front of the Rosicrucian Egyptian
Museum in San Jose, CA, waiting for the other NorCal PDML people to show up.
Turned out they were around the other end of the building!
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I've got a whole bunch more time for photography.
I just got laid off.
It's a good thing I didn't buy that 16-50.
expect a big fs friday post real soon.
Sorry to hear that, dude. Hopefully some of us can help with the stuff
you want to sell. Best of luck finding new employment.
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For those interested:
Article:
http://www.theinquirer.net/inquirer/review/1496578/apps-exploit-graphics-cards
Adobe's KB: http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/404/kb404898.html
Thanks for posting this. Although I'd already known about that feature, I
didn't know that Use for Image Display was slowing
I used to own a Sigma 70-300. I HATED it. Absolutely the worst lens I've
ever owned. I will never buy another Sigma lens, and not just because of
that one lens. I've tried a variety of Sigmas, and the only one I ever
liked was the 105mm macro.
More importantly, shouldn't the person who
Yesterday at the SF stop of the Pentax K-7 Viral Tour, someone asked why it
was so hard to find Pentax equipment in local stores. One of the reps said
they were actively working to correct that, and gave two heartening
examples.
1. Keeble Shuchat, a big pro camera shop in San Jose was now
I never, or almost never, remember that i can change the sensitivity of
the sensor when i am shooting.
I was wishing i had the ND filters earlier. 800 iso sigh
Perhaps you could set your camera to auto-select ISO from a range of speeds,
so that you don't have to think about it? My K10D
Keeble is in Palo Alto, not San Jose. ;-)
Who's your coworker friend working there? I know most of the
personnel, at least by sight.
Yes, I know, but I decided to make it slightly simpler for people who
don't know all the towns in Silicon Valley.
Jonathan Parnell is my old coworker. Nice
I was planning on buying a K7, but when a company says they are
pessimistic that they can survive why should we believe they can?
Talk about an alliance does not really help when it only sounds like
the are hoping to be rescued by a someone unknown company that
probably does not exist.
Graydon's post was the first to make complete, rational sense in this
entire thread. I find it amusing that it seems to have been completely
ignored by the doom gloom crowd.
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I'm all for it. My only issue is that anywhere we meet needs to be
within a reasonable distance from a Bart station, as I don't have a
working car now and may not be able to get a ride.
Anyone interested in Mt. Diablo or Walnut Creek? They're both
photogenic and are in my Marnie's back yard.
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I don't think even the site title would get past our filtering system.
I'm certainly not going to try.
It's a play on right-click save. Sometimes there are NSFW photos on that
LJ, but the woman who posts there has pretty good taste.
I follow a bunch
Yesterday I went to the local Fry's Electronics (Concord, CA) to replace
my mouse and of course I had to swing through the camera section.
I played with the X70 a little and was slightly underwhelmed, but I
think it would be a good camera for general ultra-zoom use. I may still
recommend it to
There are some who swore they would never buy another body until a
full-frame, weather-sealed, apeture simulated one became available.
So, the aperture simulator is just that little lever at about the
2:00 position on the K-1000's lens mount that hooks into Pentax-M lens
to tell the camera what
I'm thinking of heading up to the Folsom Street Fair with my camera
this year. Are any other PDML members planning on going?
When is it?
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But the big question in my mind is how long do we have to wait for the
67D?
Sadly, I think the answer is forever.
I shoulda kept my 67. :(
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So I was thinking about the K-x the other night while taking photos of my
1.5 year old nephew trying to drink from his dad's empty bottle of Mike's
Hard Lemonade, when it occurred to me that the door is open for Pentax to
bring back all sorts of past model names for their future dSLRs.
The
http://forum.xitek.com/printthread.php?threadid=482188
Thanks for reminding me that I own an A50 1.2, I'd forgotten all about it.
I think I'll have to put that on my camera for a while and give it a
workout.
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Fleet Week and the Blue Angels are returning to San Francisco this
coming weekend. Can those who have photographed this event here in
the past (John Celio? J McAllister?) share the locations you used?
I shoot from next to the small building here:
http://maps.google.com/maps/ms?hl=enie
I can see this degenerating into a flame war,
as even us liberals aren't very happy about it.
Speak for yourself, Marnie. I'm fine with it.
I'm not sure why this subject was posted to a photography mailing list,
though.
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I didn't like how plasticky it felt nor potentially no better IQ than my
16-45.
It's a kit lens. You can't really expect much of it.
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Last sunday was Bay to Breakers, an annual footrace across San
Francisco. Few people seem to care about the race part, honestly:
tens of thousands of people (generally of college age) walk the route
drunk, high and partying. Lots of people show up in costumes ranging
from adult babies to
As an alternative to FT and Olympus Pen, Pentax can refurbish their 110
SLR system. Just my 2ยข...
As awesome as that would be, it'll never happen. There are too many
technical and cost issues in the way. Plus, the system wasn't as
widely-used as K mount cameras/lenses, and the 110 lenses
I checked around a bit. No sign of Gatling-Email on my end. I sent
this from the BlackBerry and that's been fine before. It must be
Obama's fault.
he's blaming BP
Slick move.
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Traffic's been kinda slow lately, so I figure now is the time to post
something like this:
If you've got a photoblog, post your blog's URL and RSS feed URL (if you
have one). Feel free to describe what you post or other info, but keep
it brief.
Feed URL would be preferable, I think, because
It can be hard to keep up with the PDML. How is one supposed
to check each of umpteen photo blogs every day to see if
they've been updated?
Rick, the whole idea of an RSS reader is to collect all the blogs (and
other frequently-updated sites) you read into one central location. I
follow
I much prefer a single link to an image, or a gallery of thumbnails,
as opposed to an image thumbnail surrounded by a lot of text.
If you'd taken a look at the links people have provided so far, you'd
have noticed that none of them present images as thumbnails, and most of
them don't require
My bicycle, which was my only mode of transportation, was stolen this
morning. It was locked up in front of my condo and they cut the locks like
they were made of celery. This completely ruined my 4th of July, but more
importantly it's a whole lot of money that suddenly needs to be spent to
Do credit card companies help with
these sorts of things?
If you bought it with a credit card, you might be covered on it by
purchase insurance.
Thanks for the suggestion. I checked with my credit card company and they
do cover purchases lost due to damage or theft for up to 90 days, so I
You may also want to try contacting someone in the local bike
community - citizens' cycling lobby or advocacy groups, bike
messengers, that sort of thing. They may know of one or several hot
shops, fences who are known to take in hot bikes for resale. Often
when confronted by the real owners
A happy ending to my stolen bike saga!
When I reported my bike stolen, the police and others suggested checking out
the local weekly swap meet. This morning, a friend picked me up early and
we headed over there. By mistake we ended up missing the parking lot
turn-off and parked in the swap
When the officer said he would be forced to run a check on all the
serial numbers on all the bikes in his van for stolen property, the seller
quickly said he'd let me take the bike if we'd leave, and that was that!
Did the police pursue this? In the UK that seller would have been
arrested on
I'm glad John got his bike back, and to that respect I consider it a
happy ending, but is he going to be able to recover the accessories
that were stripped off?
He mentioned before that he'd paid by Visa, so maybe they can do
something.
Otherwise it's the price of not having insurance.
A leaked roadmap.
Gleaned from ForumNeurotica
http://ricehigh.blogspot.com/2009/05/new-lens-roadmap-revamped-5-new-lenses.html
I want that DA 400/4, and I want it now.
As with everything Pentax puts out, I want them all, but the 400 and 50 f1.0
would be awesome.
I really need a better
Thanks to all that offered suggestions for my new logo.
Here it is on the site.:
http://www.caughtinmotion.com/
I hadn't read much of this thread till just now, so I expect I will be
repeating a few things that others have noted. That said, I have a lot of
comments. I am a designer and
Canon Employees Are Forbidden to Sit Down, Walk at Normal Pace
http://gizmodo.com/5273192/
There's more if you click the Danny Choo link.
John
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Hey, while we're on the subject of cars, I have a '95 Chevy Cavalier that I
absolutely hate but still kinda need. It recently lost compression in two
cylinders, according to the mechanic (who also said it probably wasn't worth
repairing). Do you wise auto gurus think it could be just a blown
if
necessary. International buyers, contact me for shipping info.
Thank you,
John Celio
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I think that is the critter I tried out for a couple of days in December
and rejected...
such silliness
ann
Why did you reject it?
I think her main gripes were that the buttons were too small, and that
there was no optical viewfinder.
Personally, I love the Optio W series, and the new
Pentax DA 10-17 Fisheye - $370 obo
Fisheye-Takumar 18mm pancake M42 - $250 firm
Both lenses in extremely good condition, plus accessories. Full details
provided upon request. Free shipping within the US. For international
shipping, send me your address so I can get a total.
Thanks,
John
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This week I started posting photos from 2008 to my blog gallery. Here's a
landscape from a local photography group outing in Alviso, California
(inches north of San Jose).
http://www.neovenator.com/gallery/main.php?g2_itemId=1268
John
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