Mark:
Those panoramas are really great. I meant to write about the
Montrichard photo, but was glad to see the whole group of panorama
photos together.
It's also nice to see our western brethren have parks as nice as we
have in Philadelphia.
I'm heading down to Knoxville next week, and
seems quicker on alkaline batteries.
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On Mar 12, 2008, at 9:15 PM, Godfrey DiGiorgi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My
Why not use a mail/web place like mpix? A friend of mine had some
prints made from them and they did a great job.
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On Mar 6, 2008, at 9:20 PM, Paul Stenquist [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Unless you have time to do some serious testing, I would beg off on
this one. Shooting
Lucky you!
I don't know much, but given the fact that our currency is quickly
moving to third world status, the exchange rates ought to help.
Micah
On Mar 6, 2008, at 8:13 PM, Pål Jensen wrote:
Sorry about the OT message but I'm considering buying a 42ft Grand
Banks
motor yacht from
I've just gotten back on the list after a break of a few months (my
wife and I had our first child, a baby girl named Alice; there is of
course a voluminous selection of photos of her at
http://pugnax.smugmug.com/gallery/3328936_sHtfP/1/261082219_pijqN)
, and I hope everyone's doing well.
I
Paul:
That first photo is really terrific, and all of these experiences with
the K20D is making life very difficult for me: I just cleared out most
of my debt and the urge to buy the camera is, how shall we say,
strong. The only thing keeping me from buying one is the image of my
wife
The grip is great; it's better, in my opinion, than the D-BG1, and
I've had no problems with both batteries; in fact, since I got the
grip before the camera, I had a charge battery in the grip powering
the whole camera without a problem. You can program the K10D to use
both batteries for
I always had a problem adjusting for wireless flash controller with
*istD. I tried with the K10D yesterday and still wasn't happy. I
just ordered those cheapy radio slave triggers to fire my pair of
360s to see if they do a better job. I've never been happy using the
onboard flash for
Philadelphia's been very cold, so I have yet to have a chance to get
outside with the K10D, but I visited a friend and his son and took
some pictures in his house.
http://pugnax.smugmug.com/gallery/2312615/1/128387936
Best,
Micah
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I agree.
On Feb 8, 2007, at 1:34 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You're right, John. I now use TAv 75% of the time. It's a terrific
feature.
Paul
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On Thu, Feb 08, 2007 at 09:19:37AM -0800, Godfrey
That's a fine photo. The only thing I would say is that it looks
like you're looking down on that wall, so the vertical lines of the
window -- which I'm sure weren't parallel anyway -- look a bit
strange to me.
Thanks,
Micah
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Boris:
Is that Tamron a constant aperture? I have the Sigma 28-105 f/2.8 -
4.0, which I bought over the Pentax because it's a faster lens at
wide angle. Given what I'm reading, I'm glad I got it; it's now the
only zoom lens I own. I would like a something like a 28-75 or
something else
I gotta say, that's pretty freakin' cool.
On Feb 4, 2007, at 3:03 PM, Mike Hamilton wrote:
http://www.canon.com/camera-museum/tech/l_plant/f_index.html
That's pretty intensive!
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I like it too; it's reminiscent of those trees in a Godard film whose
name I can't remember, and the final scene in Woody Allen's Love and
Death.
Micah
On Feb 4, 2007, at 6:56 PM, David J Brooks wrote:
I like this one Godfrey.
The slightly off angles work for me.
Dave
On 2/4/07,
Bob:
I like the last one very much, with the skyscraper in the
background. And sorry about the Bears; as a life long Eagles fan, I
feel your pain.
Micah
On Feb 4, 2007, at 5:41 PM, Bob Sullivan wrote:
OK kiddies, I know this is an international list, but the Chicago
Bears will start
I picked this up from the Leica Users Group, information about an
article on Ernst Leitz as the other Schindler. In case anyone is
interested in corporate histories from the war. A lot of this re-
examination started, I think, when Bertelsmann bought Random House
and commissioned an
Paul:
The story is great, but you forgot the link!
Best,
Micah
On Feb 3, 2007, at 6:08 PM, Paul Stenquist wrote:
Went out to shoot a bit this afternoon in near-blizzard conditions.
Temperature was about -10 C with stiff winds and blowing snow.
Captured this with the K10D on continuous
I'm still not sure if any of my messages are reaching the list; I've
sent about ten in the last week, trying to respond to PESO's, PAWs,
and other fun stuff.
http://pugnax.smugmug.com/gallery/2312615/1/126912897
I promise every picture won't be of my father.
Pentax K10D, 50mm, RAW converted
work.
Paul
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I'm still not sure if any of my messages are reaching the list; I've
sent about ten in the last week, trying to respond to PESO's, PAWs,
and other fun stuff.
http://pugnax.smugmug.com/gallery
One of the messages that didn't get on the list was a response to a
question about Pentax's business. I was wondering about Pentax's
market share outside of the US; I forgot where I saw it (it may have
been Pentaxlife.com), but Pentax has a 10% share of the camera market
in its home
, those were other
telephone wires. Great
place for a shot and they ruined it with wires. Such is life.
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find the curtain
bracket on the right distracting, though, and it might
be worth trying a tighter crop that excludes it.
Another Philly area PDMLer, eh?
Rick
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I'm still not sure if any of my messages are
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test -- please ignore
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I hope people aren't getting numerous copies of e-mails, but I seem to
be having a problem with my usual address, so I'm hoping this new
address is better.
I seem to be having problems sending e-mail to the list; none of my
posts have made it since Friday, so I'm trying again.
Thibouille, I'm
.
Looking forward to more,
Jack
--- Micah Kleit [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I hope people aren't getting numerous copies of e-mails, but I seem
to
be having a problem with my usual address, so I'm hoping this new
address is better.
I seem to be having problems sending e-mail to the list
:
Nice shot, but a little soft. Is it at 1.4? Or at a very slow shutter
speed? Do you have shake reduction turned on? Not a bad start, but
keep working!
Paul
On Jan 27, 2007, at 6:45 PM, Micah Kleit wrote:
I hope people aren't getting numerous copies of e-mails, but I seem to
be having
Thanks to everyone for your terrific advice. I've posted
infrequently, but I hope to actually post a photo one of these days,
when I work up the nerve, and if these macro photos work out, I'll
include one of them as part of a first bunch of photos.
Thanks again,
Micah
On Jan 21, 2007, at
Cameta has the whole package (this includes the kit lens, which I'm
not sure you want) for $1099.95, which isn't a bad deal. I've dealt
with Cameta before, as have a couple of friends, and they're not bad
in the way of shipping and customer service, although I never had to
return anything
Hello:
Can anyone give me some advice on where to find an affordable macro
stand setup? I know that Novoflex has a terrific magic studio repro,
but that's a little out of my price range. I'm going to be
cataloguing someone's collection of stamps, and I want to have a
setup where I can
Thanks to everyone for the reassurance. It looks like the K10D will
arrive on Tuesday, Wednesday at the latest; that, at least, was the
last word I got.
On Jan 7, 2007, at 6:17 PM, Y. Rowe wrote:
from Micah B. Kleit
Subject: Remote Control F
While I'm waiting -- still waiting,
Boris:
Good luck; I ordered mine from Dell on the 15th when it was in stock,
but some kind of confusion put me off the list for receiving my
camera right away. The good news is they waived overnight delivery
charges; the bad news is now I have to wait until at least January
9th. Maybe
Well said! I remember that original review of *istD and also
remember being happy that Pentax wasn't over sharpening images. I
ordered my k10D on Thursday (from Dell of all places; ordering it on
a new Dell account gave me an automatic $150 discount, which will go
toward the grip when
Dear All:
While I am jealous of everyone who's getting his or her K10D, it'll
be a while before I am able to afford one (or hide it from my wife).
I have an *istD with the grip. I've noticed that if the grip shutter
is on, I can't control the dial that sets white balance or aperture
that, setting the other things will work fine.
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Best regards,
Bruce
Wednesday, November 22, 2006, 1:57:21 PM, you wrote:
AM Micah Kleit wrote:
Dear All:
While I am jealous of everyone who's getting his or her K10D, it'll
be a while before I am able to afford one (or hide it from my wife).
I
I'm selling a lens that I love, but in fact have rarely found use for
in my amateur needs, and have only used it twice: Pentax super wide
angle 14mm f/2.8 ED IF. It's in perfect condition, includes soft
case, front and rear caps, hood, and 77 mm UV filter, which I put on
the lens the day
This is off topic, but can anyone recommend an affordable site that
prints folded photo holiday/greeting cards? They don't have to be
beautiful, but affordable, somewhere in the range of about $1.00 a
piece. My wife is on a holiday card exchange, and she's committed us
to sending 50
It wasn't my intention to show a cute dog as my first attempt at
posting a picture here, but I was playing with my lens and felt this
was a good example of what I can do with animal portraits and the
50mm f/1.4.
Thanks for looking,
Micah
http://micahkleit.tripod.com/peso/
A rarely used SMC Pentax-F 17-28mm f/3.5-4.5 fisheye lens for sale.
Once more, I must finance another impulsive purchase by selling this
lens, which is in great condition I think I may have used it twice.
I'm including a soft case for it, but I don't have the original box
or
1. Sigma 50mm f/2.8 Macro
2. Pentax FA 50/1.4
3. Sigma 28-105 f/2.8
I just got the Pentax 50/1.4 and it is fast becoming my favorite
lens; the Sigma 28-105 was on my camera (istD) for about a year, but
AF was very slow in low light, and it's a lot of glass.
On Jan 26, 2006, at 3:44 AM,
Sorry if this is a stupid question, but is there any way a person can
buy the FA 200mm/2.8? BH has been listing it for weeks as back
ordered. Last time I checked the Pentax US web site it looks like
they're still making it. Is this lens going to be replaced by
another one coming from
I took the advice of the group and called the Pentax Çolorado
office. The conversation was a bit surreal. They tell me that BH
and amazon.com have the lens -- neither do or have for months -- and
this guy couldn't tell me when the lens will ever be made again,
although it's not
It does have the spot, and you can hook it up to a sync chord for
flash triggering, but I don't have the chord.
On Jan 7, 2006, at 3:16 AM, Kevin Waterson wrote:
This one time, at band camp, Micah Kleit [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Retails for BH for $179, I'll sell it
for $125, which will go
I am selling a brand new Sekonic Flashmate L-308S Digital Incident,
Reflected and Flash Light Meter. This is only my second posting to
the group, so please forgive me if this is too off topic. I bought
it in an impulsive fit with some other photographic equipment, and I
used it only if
I had the same problem when I purchased my *istD from BH, but the
failure happened after 60 days. There were apparently many people
who suffered from this problem. Even though BH could have
justifiably made me return the camera to Pentax in Colorado, they
took my camera back and replaced
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