I've seen them with both screw-on and snap-in hoods.
The snap-in mounts in reverse for storage.
Collin
At 08:10 PM 8/28/02 +1200, you wrote:
John Mustarde wrote:
If thats the one Cotty has, its a great lens. The focusing is really
nice. The hood is a bit of a pain to get on off at first.
HC-110 works well with it.
I'm certain others do as well.
Developing info at www.digitaltruth.com
Collin
At 01:07 AM 9/4/02 -0400, you wrote:
Date: Tue, 3 Sep 2002 14:12:04 -0700 (PDT)
From: Chris Murray [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Pentax [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: thoughts on fuji across
They ARE just computers with digital eyes. Nothing more.
What we need to do is record reality in all its linear glory.
With continuous tonality.
Perhaps at a molecular level.
At 02:38 PM 9/7/02 -0400, you wrote:
Subject: Re: MZ-S users and the speculation on DSLRs
snip
Anyhow, maybe I got off
Speculation, just for the fun of it:
If there is a KAF-3, it's not the J. Else they'd have named it such.
Rather, the J is a KAF-2 as Junk (cheap) version. Missing features for
profitability purposes.
KAF3 will be fully KAF-2 compatible and will add features within the lens.
Piezo-motor
What's the url to find the list of functions?
TIA
Collin
When the shutter release is pressed and the image
is captured, it is immediately sent out the USB port
instead of being storedin memory.
TIA,
Collin
How many of you think you have enough equipment?
You may upgrade or transition to another medium or format,
but the quantity and class of hardware suits you.
Who will face the hardest question of all?
:)
Anyone done resolution tests comparing
the K 50/1.4 to the A/M optics?
Results?
TIA,
Collin
Grabbed the ear of Michelle Martin (marketing/press)
Christopher (customer service) regarding the ist D.
Michelle was surprised to hear the discussions about
it possibly might not have the aperture coupling.
She assured me that such was not an issue.
Asked Christopher about the interface
1. Brownie Darkroom Lamp Kit $5
Bulb with green amber domes
In original box
2. Kodak Polycontrast Filter Kit $5
#1 through #4 plus holder to mount to lens.
Includes Exposure Computer to adjust time for exposure.
In original box
I noticed some play in the focusing of my 43/1.9.
Much like A series looseness.
Anyone else had to deal with this?
Collin
Today, burn off some T-Max 100 T-Max 400, just for the fun of it.
Tomorrow, darkroom mostly.
Maybe some evening shooting.
Can't find my blasted yellow 49mm filters!
Monday, some printing, shopping, and best of all, a job interview!
(Domino, Java, WebSphere, workflow, and more fun to follow!)
Gary I had a disagreement off-list.
He's not yet adjusted his filters to compensate for mail from me via PDML.
Gary, check the Reply-to field instead of From. ;-\
Collin
It's been that way for a long, long time.
Except for the emasculated 90s, of course.
Collin (please don't flame me too badly) Brendemuehl
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From: William Robb [EMAIL PROTECTED]
- Original Message -
From: Bill Owens
Subject: Re: The things we do for money
#1 Pentax PH-RBC67 wide-angle hood NIB
This is the 67mm hood for the 645/45mm.
#2 Mamiya RZ focusing screen. As New.
#3 Hoya #4 close-up lens. 49mm Exc. condition.
#4 LumiQuest ProMax softbox. Just add Velcro to attach to flash head.
Large opening, suitable for 285, 400T, 522/611, etc.
We go through this a couple of times every year. It always passes.
Let's keep our cool and not make comments of which we'll later be ashamed.
Collin
#1
I had lunch today with a friend from France. She hubbie are
working toward US citizenship. Even with this she has a coworker
who told her to go home. The anger people are expressing toward individuals
is totally unnecessary. Some radio personalities, Glenn Beck in particular,
are fueling
Cord camera on 5th Ave. here in Columbus
has a Super Multi-Coated Takumar 500/4.5
in case.
It's been converted to a Nikon mount!
Collin
Or at least his assistants will. :)
*
Ahhh, but that is the beauty of the LX - at least the ones I own - they can
take a beating. A couple of them have fallen quite a distance with no
complaints. People on this list can attest to my original 'beat to hell'
If (whoever makes it) meets your needs best,
that's what you should use.
Seems so simple, but the discussions sometimes
seem almost religious.
Due to a serious situation I'm going to part with everything I can to cover
needs.
#1 MX with winder $150
User, but everything works as it should.
Meter is +1 stop because of LX screen installed
(Set iso to 1/2 of film rating for accurate metering)
Shutter lock works properly.
#2 Super Program
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=2915345991category=30063
Not that I'd turn it down, mind you...
Here's some thoughts. Not in any particular order.
#1 Sekonic L-198 aka Brockway. Good general purpose meter.
Older, no battery required. Ambient or reflected. $30 - $50
#2 Sekonic L-308BII (I've got one) $100 to $159 (new)
Reflected, ambient, flash (with or without connection).
Uses one
Vivitar 35ES
40mm f1.7 lens in a copal shutter.
Auto flash modes, but no manual mode.
Almost a copy of the Canon GIII QL-17, but smaller and pretty black.
Lens looks identical to the Canon lens.
My new carry-around, thrift store bargain.
Collin
I got to see the little bugger today.
Well-engineered packaging.
Solid construction.
Neat little viewing screen.
Didn't get to use it, though.
But Cord is stocking them has sold several.
Interestingly, it even has a tripod mount/grip mount thread!
Collin
Just for fun:
In the movie Galaxy Quest,
Dr. Lazarus carries this locator thingie when on the planet.
The hood looks like a Bronica ETR single-action flip-up waist-level hood.
Is that correct?
Collin
Date: Tue, 25 Mar 2003 23:06:35 +
From: Cotty [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Collin, you are the saddest poor little wretch I have ever read upon this
list! Is this the best you can come up with to pass the time? My God!
I watch it once each week.
We each have our burden.
I've got a copy somewhere -
Even up to 16x20 it's not easy to see the diff, if one can at all, with Acros.
6x7 is almost LF and is pretty inexpensive for what one gets.
I must say, too, that JCO spent a lot to start with 4x5.
One can get a nice outfit for less than $1000US.
Collin
At 04:21 AM 3/27/03 -0500, you wrote:
Date:
I'm going to chime in again with some thoughts.
Lens coverage information
http://www.graflex.org/lenses/lens-spec.html
Resolution information
http://www.hevanet.com/cperez/testing.html
The particular lens can make a perception difference here.
A very good medium format lens, say on Pentax 67,
Sold the two lenses last week. (43 A100)
Hated to do it, but had to.
Nobody wanted the bodies, so it looks like they'll stay.
Now I need just a basic 50mm lens.
Something to allow me to shoot.
A or K 50/1.7. Something basic decent.
Thanks,
Collin
*
Never give up, never surrender!
--- Yes, you
The other day I talk with Abdi @ midwest photo
about bw processing. Picked up some Rodinol
to improve my Acros developing.
The other day he did a test of developers. (He and
his local bw printing guru.)
What he has done to get good neg dark area detail was
to check 35mm negs with a densitometer.
$889?
You can build a heck of a 4x5 system with that!
:)
Collin
At 05:49 PM 4/2/03 -0500, you wrote:
Date: Wed, 2 Apr 2003 13:43:05 -0500
From: Evan Hanson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Why do I have to be broke right now...
Message-ID: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Content-Type:
This question is for someone with knowledge of the internal mechanics:
I picked one up today. Cheap as always.
($35 w/ K1000 50/2!)
Anyway, focus zoom generally work ok.
Collar is nice and firm.
But it has a focus movement that (I think) should
only exist when in Macro position. But it makes
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Back in Wisconsin we eradicated the Cheese Weasel decades ago.
Just cross the Cheddar Curtain for the best in cheese, free of weasel damage.
Collin
*
Never give up, never surrender!
--- Yes, you should watch Galaxy Quest.
An old missionary joke:
What do you call a person who speaks 3 languages?
Trilingual.
What do you call a person who speaks 2 languages?
Bilingual.
What do you call a person who speaks 1 language?
American.
I had a citroen 2v for some time ...great !The DS convertible and
the SM have to be
Sounds like the perfect name for a cat.
Something like the sound of a car tire over something squishy. Like a cat.
Collin (Yes, I'm still a cat hater) Brendemuehl
Date: Sat, 5 Apr 2003 19:39:49 -0600
From: William Robb [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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From: Bruce Rubenstein
I see the lenses are on the US site.
Interestingly, all (as far as I have looked) smc is all lower case now.
Must be inferior to old SMC lenses. ;(
Collin
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=2933394539category=4688
So what about the feature set of the new bodies?
So few of us buy new anyway ...
WTB
AA Battery Pack FG
50/1.4 Pentax SM lens
AF lens (what ya got?)
FS
Super Program w/ A50/2 EX $120
MX winder w/ A50/2 Good $150
Collin
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=2930468649category=15240
Tempting
Talk about advance warning!
:)
CB
Page 5, Amateur Photographer, 7 June 2003
Cheers,
Cotty
The last batch of flowers you gave your wife.
Good for testing films and labs as well.
Collin
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Any ideas for some small ( 3-5 size ) objects
that I might find around the house which would have
extremely fine details suitable
2 bulk film loaders, not in perfect condition, but usable. Need a cleaning.
$5 each
Spotmatic body for parts.
$5
Vivitar 285 flash. Works. Sometimes you have to wiggle the battery holder
to make good contact.
$40
More will come as I get through the basement.
Given how technology changes and how fabrication needs
would seem to require some consistency ...
I wonder how many of these were made all in one batch
with the expectation that they'd be sold over time.
Perhaps make 500 (in whole or parts awaiting later assembly)
knowing that the stock will last
Here's something to consider about Pentax' conservative approach to DSLRs.
Being a smaller competitor, it's necessary to be certain that each product
released is profitable. Also, with a new series of products it's important to
hit the curve when it's definitely on the uphill side, when
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This guy must be a really fascinating character!
collin
Finally, medium format again!
This time in the form of a pre-war
(Probably as lens is uncoated and
f/l measured in cm) Rolleiflex Automat.
Shutter is a little sluggish, but it looks
like it hasn't been fired in 25 years.
(Remaining film spool is metal.)
Off for some fun today!
Collin
Y'all should be out shooting!
:)
CRB
Our church puts on a free soccer clinic
We're bringing in 3 guys from the Columbus Crew
for kids 6-12. Should be fun to shoot.
(Will likely be published in the AIA journal.)
Collin
After all this you expect me to keep quite?
Wait .. Virginia ... put down that duct tape ... get back ... hmpfff
hmpfffddl sdffsdfsd jjfj
:)
At 01:50 PM 6/29/2003 -0400, you wrote:
From: Bob Blakely [EMAIL PROTECTED]
snip
I am no fan of democracy:
A Democracy is three wolves and two
At 12:02 PM 7/4/2003 -0400, you wrote:
From: T Rittenhouse [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Well, first off, Bill, most of the cameras us old farts like are almost as
old as the kids who are complaining about us using them. If the new auto
everything wonder cameras they insist is the only thing that works
At 12:02 PM 7/4/2003 -0400, you wrote:
Date: Fri, 4 Jul 2003 11:17:12 -0400
From: tom [EMAIL PROTECTED]
God, I used to love blowing things up.
tv
Now you let your assistants do it for you? :)
Collin
We were going through some old slides.
A lot of the E-6 stuff faded.
Do the slide scanners have s/w to fix that to any degree?
If so, which ones/models?
TIA,
Collin
Pentax is now ready to lead Nikon in the consumer marketplace.
This year will be the FIRST year in the boom of the inexpensive
DSLR. Canon Pentax will be there in the $1200-$1500 class.
These are NEW purchases and people will need NEW lenses.
That's how money is made.
We whine too much that
Sears 202 A-class 75-300 zoom with 58mm Tiffen filter
$40
Ricoh 55/2.2 normal lens.
$15
Pentax-A 70-210/4 good condition. Some play to the barrel.
$60
Ricoh KR-10M body.
$50
Will accept (even in bad shape) a Kodak 2-D in trade.
Because this Christmas when you go shopping for a
DSLR for a gift there will be 2 prices for the enthusiast.
Only two at this point. Pentax Canon.
It's as much about marketing as about technology.
They failed in marketing by being the last out with
AF SLR. But now they're @ the forefront with
An ok day garage sale-ing found a beauty but unfortunately
it's not for sale. First time I got to hold one.
A beautiful c. 1950 Exakta with waist-level finder. Hardly used.
Just holding it was a priviledge.
Classic stuff is so nice.
CRB
Just struck up a conversation related to the Electro 35 GTN they had for sale.
They older gentleman said he had a camera of his dad's but couldn't remember
what it was. So he went and got it.
CRB
At 12:56 PM 7/12/2003 -0400, you wrote:
Date: Sat, 12 Jul 2003 10:48:58 US/Eastern
From: [EMAIL
2 Sunpak 611 units, with camera brackets, sync sensor cables,
nicad packs chargers (you'll want to replace the nicad sub-c cells),
and a bunch of other useful accessories. Perfect for your first
studio. Just add stands umbrellas.
$200 + shpg. PayPal accepted.
Collin
You tell 'em Bob!
Collin (having lived in Wisconsin, Nebraska, Oklahoma, but now in Ohio!)
At 01:29 AM 8/8/2003 -0400, you wrote:
Date: Thu, 7 Aug 2003 20:35:08 EDT
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
You guys are forgetting about the Great Plains, the breadbasket of the USA.
Stretching west from Chicago
K-1000, late, vg, 50/2A, $120
Retina IIIc w/ case IB, good, $90
Zeiss Ikonta (120), case, rangefinder, good, $140
Lentar 500/8, filter. Requrires T mount adapter $120
Pentax IQ Zoom. The original. $10
Minolta 16 with bulb flash $75
Argus C3, box, i/b, $15
Pentax PC35AF. $20 (will be
On 7/16/2013 05:19, Bipin Gupta wrote:
And plenty of Photographers + Reviewers said the DA 8-55 Kit lens
wasn't good. What rot, my 18-55 AL II purchased new from Buy com for $
101.99 shipped was a darned good lens with plenty of sharpness, color
and contrast.
Some photos with the Kit Lens:-
I can't comment about the shorter zooms, but the Sigma 70-300 DG proved
itself to me.
Later I'll post some of the shots taken by my son at about 60 ft (across a
gymnasium) at my graduation in May.
It's the only Sigma that I have not named stigma.
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... fairly soon out in Western Mass.
Any PDMLers out there?
Any good stuff to shoot early a.m?
We'll be camping in the Granville State Forest for a week.
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Imagine doing that over the plane from a nice Rodenstock or Schneider 4x5 or
larger format lens.
Probably the least expensive way might be an APO Nikkor 240mm. Covers
almost 8x10.
And process lenses are generally sharper than LF.
I'm dreaming.
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Test from new phone
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AnnSan was so gracious to take us around midtown lower Manhattan yesterday.
Always accept her travel advice. And her friendship.
Pics later in the week.
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One was taken with a phone, but the rest were Pentax shots K5.
The pitcher shape is unique. I'd also not before seen such bright read or
the confetti style.
The coral one was interesting.
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One is as-shot.
The other I darkened the island and a boat on the horizon, added some blue
saturation to the water, lightened the sand a little, and the avid reader a
lot.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/55001392@N08/sets/72157635460224539/
K5, 70/2.4.
I'm wondering what you think of it.
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I've seen some awfully nice renderings from the DA* 16-50/2.8. Quite
impressive.
Just out of my price range at the moment.
But I wonder ... what's your favorite?
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We were in Oklahoma City in 1995 and recall the feelings after the Murrah
bombing. On 9/11 we watched and could only hold each other afterwards. We
felt that same numbness again.
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Went to an auction after work yesterday. Got
(#1) 28-105 FS (older pz version)
(#2) K2 w/ A50/1.7
(#3) ME Super with K50/1.4
Reports on this 28-105 have been pretty good, so today's lunch exercise is
to compare the 28-105 with 18-55, the K and A 50s, the FA35/2 and the 70/2.4
at the matching
Those are both cool shots, Stan.
KEH's bargain condition has almost always been considered an
overstatement (people very happy with what they get), but their
description of ugly (which includes fungus and other OPTICAL
problems) is REALLY off-putting. To find out that something can be
rated ugly
That's FA not FS
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But I'm guessing it will be FS' pretty soon :-)
ann
:-) But of course.
That's how I paid tuition for several years and it's now how I plan to re-do
my driveway.
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I'll put up results when I have time to edit the images for something
practical.
The lenses compared were (1) FA28-105 (pz) (2) 18-55WF (3) K50/1.4 (4)
70/2.4LTD (5) A50/1.7.
First off, at 50mm, I was surprised how well the 28-105 compared to 2,3,
5.
The full frame was well-rendered. The
K50/1.4. VGC. Perfect glass and mechanics. Just some front edge paint
wear. Caps included. $75
A50/1.7. VGC. Perfect glass and mechanics. Front filter ring dent.
Aperture ring behaves nicely (not stuck, no broke spring or warping issues)
$50
K2 body. VGC. Some use marks on top, but back
Nice. Here are two thoughts:
1 - People still dance? We do, but I don't see many.
2 - Try this: Keep the high contrast of the original's foreground unchanged
then open up just the sky on the horizon.
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Amid a loud chorus of No!, here's my struggle.
Glass takes up space. It's heavy to carry around.
(Which is why I gave up 8x10 -- and THAT was difficult!)
I have 3 zooms
FA28-105, 18-55WR, and Sigma 70-300
And some primes
FA35/2, FA28/2.8, F50/1.7, M*300/4, and the 70/2.4LTD
Plus the F 1.7xTC
Anyone in S. Maryland?
http://smd.craigslist.org/bar/4064701853.html
I'd like the H8 but can't drive that far.
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I see from the most recent Pentax email ad that they have built a
relationship with EyeFi.
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Those of us who have shot for a long time know how to handle our DOF scales.
But alas many lenses come without scales and the knowledge of how to work
with it is often lacking.
These days I have a young lady working under me for shooting our
transmission parts.
She knows her way around Photoshop
Your 1/3 distance into the scene seems to comport with the accepted system
that's been touted for many years.
The combination of f/16 and the 50mm lens seems a nearly ideal combination.
If you have the convenience of in-camera pre reviewing the DOF, I'm sure
you would be taking advantage of it.
Like real good.
But the lesson here is quite simple: Control everything. Light and pose.
Of course the costume, but that hides where the real work was done.
It is also not that it's really hard to do, but it does take significant
preparation time to design what you want, often on paper first, and
Well, Minolta's designs were improved upon once absorbed by Sony.
Perhaps the same is in store? My wish would be that Ricoh does not destroy
the whole thing.
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These images were taken just moments apart. The camera was not moved and
the object was flipped vertically in the same position.
So why the cropping? Well, best that I can figure is that, with the camera
on since last Wed., even
I use the 394 system at work.
Camera is attached firmly and there is space on the right side to remove
the battery for recharging.
Removing the camera is convenient.
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The K-3 is going to be a *significant* upgrade from the K-5 family in many
respect[s].
And upgrade is the word. These specs mean that it will not replace the K5
series cameras. It will surpass them.
If Ricoh treats Pentax well, this level of upgrade could be a step toward
pro-grade units to
While doing a little research on the M* 300mm I purchased from CollinB
I tripped across this amazingly abused A* 300mm (same optical
configuration). Don't look if you are squeamish about the condition of your
lens optics:
http://forums.steves-digicams.com/attachments/pentax-lenses/147886d12647643
And that right-angle bracket -- I'll bet many of us have a couple of old
flash brackets in a junk box just waiting to be used.
That's one less thing to purchase.
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- Lump under the K-3 logo.
My first inclination is to assume this has something to do with the
mechanism that flips the mirror up and down, such as a stronger motor
to make it move faster. I really don't know what it is, though. I
don't think I've ever seen anything like it on a camera
Hump or bump?
If it is a bump there will soon be pics on every tabloid at the checkout.
But I suspect a hump that houses a connector for something.
If you get a remote dashboard connected via a mini din, that would be sooo
cool.
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What strikes me most is USB3. That's fast transfer.
Now ... if will transfer USB after shooting ...
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I see not only a mic jack but also a headphone jack.
That's what sits under the bump!
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I want 3 SD cards with Raid5 storage.
If one card goes bad just swap it and let it rebuild the image on its own.
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If they've done it right, the camera creates its own secure WiFi hotspot.
That way, compatible devices can hook up to it directly without having to
manage network configuration.
Godfrey
If they've done it right the camera acts as a stand-alone computing/network
device and not just a peripheral
Okay, the news has been out long enough now. Let the bashing and whinging
begin.
No cup-holders, damn it!
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Definitely Tonne in metric.
Of course it all depends..
If you have a metric 'ton' of shit, that's a shit-tonne.
But if you have an imperial ton of metric shit, that would be a shitte-ton.
Then for a metric 'ton' of metric shit, that would of course be one
shitte-tonne.
- Peter
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