If so, what would be the best place to either buy or order a DSLR
from? Germany? Which store/online store? I know only Technikdirekt,
but I think there are cheapier.
What about places like Andorra or San Marino - they are tax (duty) free?
(*)o(*)
Robert
[EMAIL
I understand that nobody may have personal experience with all of the
following lenses, but from what you know how would you rank (sharpness
distortion) the following lenses?
Sigma Digital 18-50mm F/3.5-5.6
Pentax SMCP-DA 16-45mm F4 ED-AL
Also, we currently have
Fisheye Zoom 17-28mm
John and I were wondering if we'd call it 'BPDML', 'BRPDML', and for the
life of us couldn't think of a US state starting with 'B', just in case.
Go for QPDML, there is no US stste starting with Q, not even does it
appear in any of the state's name. You can only be then afraid of Canadians
Of course, if you look a bit beyond US borders, you have more options.
Brasil, Belgium and Bolivia for starters...
Globally yours,
Jostein
And the rest of the Bloody World ;-D
(*)o(*)
Robert
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May someone, please, provide the address of PUG. Thanks
(*)o(*)
Robert
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Do I recall correctly that someone said that CR Kennedy was willing to
match prices with the US camerahouses (postage + taxex included) ?
I am just about to make a 'largish' purchase and I am considering all
options ;-)
(*)o(*)
Robert
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Currently we are using SanDisk Ultra cards. Quite happy with them, no probs
so far.
Are there significant differences between cards? What is recommended? Any
brands to stay away from?
Do 'faster' cards load faster, or are we still limited by what the camera
can do?
(*)o(*)
I just erased the HD drive which had photos. I made a copy of all of them,
except for about 100 ;-(
Would anyone know a good (preferably freeware or shareware - so I could get
it without probs) program that enables to recover erased data. I use XP, I
have a good one but it worked for W98, not
At 09:59 PM 9/03/2004 -0600, you wrote:
Probably the reason your old software doesn't work is that your XP hard
drive is formatted for NTFS, rather than the FAT16 or FAT32 system used in
I have FAT32 on all disks, including the one in question.
A couple have free demo versions, but will only let
For anyone who missed my post last month its posted again below. A few *ist D
owners sent me results, maybe you would like to add yours then I'll have
enogh
data to post a page of results.
I have the pictures (BTW they look beautiful), when testing what should the
values for hot and dead
I didn't know it until yesterday, when I discovered it by accident.
While navigating through the menu, instead of using the fiddly button at
the back of the camera, one can use the Av and Tv dials to go up and down
and left and right.
Maybe everyone knows about it, but just in case someone
At 03:51 AM 15/03/2004 -0800, you wrote:
Good info - thanks!
Re the cost, is there some built-in tax or other DIS-advantage to buying
that camera in OZ, vs. the U.S.?
Other than currency exchange numbers?
What _would_ the MZ-6 cost in OZ?
keith
I cannot comment on this particular camera, as
If you have a spare minute and can put up with wedding photographs, please
visit our humble www site and comment on what you see there. Private
correspondence most welcome
http://homepages.ihug.com.au/~geminiphoto/port.html
(*)o(*)
Robert
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At 09:03 PM 16/03/2004 +0100, you wrote:
http://www.sigma-photo.co.jp/english/news/ef500dg_st_p.html
this time much simplier and only supporting P-TTL.
Now Sigma has more P-TTL compatible flashes than Pentax itself :-)
Best Regards
Sylwek
Now I have a dilemma - go for the Pentax AF 360 FGZ or
you see the Hollywood sign as the plane comes in to land. It's quite
an interesting sight to see the sprawl of the city; the sign is
unmissable.
Bob
Providing that you are at the correct side of the plain! :-)
(*)o(*)
Robert
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Is long exposure allowed on digital cameras?
If you set it to 30-60 minutes, will you cook the camera?
I am thinking of doing some astrophotography in a month or so, however I
wouldn't like to kill my camera in the process.
(*)o(*)
Robert
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Reason? Ignoring the effect on battery life and over-heating, and such,
over time the active CCD will incorrectly light up random pixels, more and
more as the exposure lengthens, and eventually all this 'noise' will
compete with and image you're trying to record.
that is what I am afraid of.
I can't present my client with images of 40 children with underexposed faces
and nicely exposed backgrounds, and likewise, I can't present them with
images of blown out background but perfectly exposed faces...
If anything I would go for underexposed and correctly exposed (background
and
just my half thimble-full ...
shel
I feel what Tanya is going through. I would hate to leave the *istD at home
knowing I have it.
BUT maybe it is possible to have 2 bodies. One for digital and a film one.
Digital for those that want it. And Film to back you up and have this
security blanket
Just my $0.02 (whats that in Aus?, about $0.03?)
todays exchange US -- OZ
USD United States Dollars 1.32776 0.753147
so US 2c = OZ 2.65c
;-)
(*)o(*)
Robert
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2:God help us if the Australian Democrats and their drunken leader ever got
sway.I wonder if you would like to be abused and accosted as a female by the
likes of him and his ilk.
Hmm.. Democrats you say. Isn't this the bunch that is there to
keep the bastards honest? Isn't it the same
At 10:54 PM 25/03/2004, you wrote:
And then some, truth be known! g
My wife won't let me fly Virgin Airlines anymore!
keith
For any subsequent flights after the first one, are they still virgin airlines?
(they managed to survive a bit longer than Compass, so they are doing
something right
camera shop and had it promptly returned as a no fix due to unavailability of
parts at a cost of AU$50. The simple fact is that it has a dodgy ratchet
on the
Rob Studdert
I think it is very unfair to charge for letting you know that the work
cannot be done. Please do not tell me that the
Is the Agfa partially to blame or is it me and my Viv.:-)
We used AGFA (one 1l bottle) when we couldn't get Ilford. Worked OK - no
complaints. It looks like yours got exhausted/oxidised. Couldn't tell you
how much AGFA can take.
By having no air in the bottle you will prolong developers
I'm going to put subliminal messages in my posts now, to purposely enflame
the passions of certain people. If you read my posts backwards, they'll
say things like Canada smart - USA dumb and stuff like that (we
Canadians really think that, BTW, but never say it too loud, 'cause, you
know,
Must read for Tanya, before her mega-shoot ;-)
I think I found a solution for myself, for weddings in dark churches with
high ceilings!
http://www.juergenspecht.com/truestories/flashhelmet/?page=2
(*)o(*)
Robert
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It just wouldn't sound so impressive were it the Bluehouse. Or the
Beigehouse. Or the Fuschahouse.
you're welcome,
frank
Khaki House? - might be useful now ;-)
(*)o(*)
Robert
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At 10:51 PM 27/03/2004, you wrote:
Freakin' heck, Robert, where did you find this guy?!?! I could spend all
day on this bloody site...
A friend sent me the link - I thought it was photo-related + somewhat
amusing, hence I shared it.
(*)o(*)
Robert
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Any explanations?
TIA,
tan.
I got I'm not here, please leave a message mail from Max, too.
(*)o(*)
Robert
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At 10:50 AM 28/03/2004, you wrote:
Hi Tanja,I am just a little perplexed at your problem.I have an HP
t134a(Windows XP) with a 120 GB Hard drive and it is partitioned for restore
but the main partition C Drive is 100 GB with the restoreD drive 20 GB.It
seems to me your ratios are all wrong.You
resize the two partitions to be about 80G for your C drive and everything
else for your D drive.
Herb
I am not an IT expert, but my understanding is that the drives should not
be kept at such big sizes. Especially the OS and ones that have progs on
them. They get fragmented easily -
At 10:41 AM 28/03/2004, you wrote:
the more free space on a drive, the less likely a drive will have file
fragmentation. with NTFS, the cluster size stays at 4K all the way out past
200GB. if Tanya continues to shoot RAW at the rate that she describes, she
will shoot about 4-6 GB of images each
no one pays attention to what I say, ..
.
have a great day,
frank
Sorry, what did you say, Frank? ;-D
(*)o(*)
Robert
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At 07:40 PM 1/04/2004, you wrote:
. When he came in
from work, having put the empty bin back, he opened his front door to find
that note.
Malcolm
That's it - First of April! ;-D
(*)o(*)
Robert
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At 07:53 AM 11/04/2004, you wrote:
Hello.
I which to know what Pentax *ist D user find about the DSLR to be improved.
You don't want my list! (too long). Saying briefly: improve on Z-1p, you
took step backwards! Not a good idea! ;-(
(*)o(*)
Robert
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As of Thursday we have another *istD. One for me, one for my wife :-D
Are we the first to have 2 *istDs?
(*)o(*)
Robert
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
My wife and I were out this morning taking photographs with an *ist D and an
LX. She loves the *ist D in the same way I love the LX.
And for us it was to enable us to go on separate assignments.
Enjoy your pair of *ist D's!
Thanks, I know we will! ;-D
Malcolm
(*)o(*)
Robert
And I left off my major annoyance: when the camera goes into auto-
power-saver mode it forgets your hyper-program settings, and comes
back to life in full-auto mode. Extremely irritating if you are
used to a PZ-1p!
That's what we are!
If you update your firmware to 1.11 it should fix the
So, I was just sitting here, working away and feeling a bit peckish. I went
to the fridge and got myself a nice, crispy Granny Smith apple.
Apple? just like Adam Eve, Yoko Ono John Lennon, Willhelm Tell ?
;-)
(*)o(*)
Robert
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So...has anyone found a shoe-mounted flash that will do ordinary TTL with
the *ist D, at the full ISO range? I mean, one that works about like it
would on a 35 mm. body without glaring exposure problems.
There is a new Sigma coming out (just waiting to get it in the shops).
Apparently it is
At 04:34 AM 20/04/2004, you wrote:
If you put it that way, it's very similar to a lot of things without the
flavour. I can think of one thing that it is similar to, though I haven't
tasted it personally vbg
Norm
C'mon. Be fair!
It is the best tasting shoe polish you can get!!!
Apparently
At 05:57 PM 20/04/2004, you wrote:
Hi Gang,
Just listed my AF 500 FTZ if anyone is interested? No reserve.
Sorry have 3 myself :-(
(*)o(*)
Robert
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can I post emails including pictures in HTML or
Markus
Personally I wouldn't mind if you did, BUT
I strongly believe that you are not supposed to do so. You will be
crucified before you send your second one ;-(
(*)o(*)
Robert
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I saw a programme with the comedian Billy Connoly a few years ago where he
extolled the virtues of a pie floater bought from a van on the waterfront
of some big city in Oz (sorry, can't recall which one tho).
Chris
The pie van was an icon in Adelaide (wow, we have been called a 'big
city'!).
At 05:11 AM 22/04/2004, you wrote:
Do any Australians reading this recognise the name of Enda Brady?
Sorry - don't know ;-(
(*)o(*)
Robert
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It still exists, on North Terrace, outside the Railway station most days.
Not there 24hrs, but certainly regularly.
Love, Light and Peace,
- Peter Loveday
Director of Development, eyeon Software
That's the one I've been thinking of. I thought that it vanished. Must have
been wrong (not the first
Yes, he is 6 years old, and yes, he got sent to his room for being cheeky,
but I guess this just goes to show you how much of a role Vegemite plays in
Australian households! lol.
Long live Vegemite, hail the king! lol...
tan.
On the other hand it is a little sad when young people develop
At 01:09 AM 23/04/2004, you wrote:
The real lesson was, he didn't panic...
He knew he was totally lost,
He wasn't lost lost, he was just temporarily disoriented. Once you get
properly lost - YOU STOP and do not move (for a number of reasons)
(*)o(*)
Robert
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At 10:25 AM 23/04/2004, you wrote:
A pocket GPS is of immense help.
GPS is for softies! Real adventurers do it the way Mark did! ;-)
(*)o(*)
Robert
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At 07:32 AM 4/01/2004 +, you wrote:
Re the stars photo - I would love to be able to recreate photo's where the
shutter stays open for a period of time with the starts creating almost a
circle effect.
1. you need a tripod (or other sturdy, stable
At 09:07 AM 4/01/2004 -0500, you wrote:
Hi, Robert,
I've been on the list for several years (feels like an eternity, with all
the abuse I put up with here).
Yeah, must be really horrible, since you are still here! ;-)
Either you left just before I came around, or I forget you. Likely the
At 06:06 PM 4/01/2004 +, you wrote:
On 4/1/04, [EMAIL PROTECTED] disgorged:
I live in Australia
Oh God.
Nobody referred to me that way yet! Thank you! :-D
G'day Robert,
Cotty here, been aboard for 3 years I think. Always stirring it. I'm in
Oxford, England.
I like Aussie's, really.
At 02:14 PM 5/01/2004 +1000, you wrote:
Welcome back Robert - anywhere near Brisbane?
20km from Adelaide CBD ;-)
(*)o(*)
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With a recent purchase of *istD and an arsenal of other Pentax gear I
thought I could conquer the world.
HOWEVER I found it quite disappointing that the *istD produces far from
acceptable results when combined with AF-500FTZ ( I won't even mention
that Sigma EF-430ST) goes totally belly-up).
When we use our *istD with battery grip (D-BG1) - sometimes the Tv dial
does not work. (switch the grip off - all is OK)
Is it something we do?
Is the grip/camera faulty?
Did anyone else experience similar problems?
(*)o(*)
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Does anyone know if the current cable release for *istD [CS-205] is
different from the old cables for the 35mm cameras. Apart from the jack
connection and the looks, is the rest the same or different?
IMHO cable switch is just that. Why change then? I do not think there is an
awful amount of
At 03:42 PM 6/01/2004 +1000, you wrote:
Isn't it the same one that you use for the Mz-S and the Mz-6 etc?
The new one has a jack plug, the old ones have a flat rectangular plug with
3 connectors.
(*)o(*)
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Certainly an area that I am most interested in. I am not shooting
with the AF500FTZ. I have the AF360FGZ and 2 AF400T's and 1 AF280T.
Could you be a bit more specific about what your results are like?
most common - washed out - totally overexposed. Even inside.
Once I tried to get a nice
Steven Desjardins wrote
2. The idea about replacing the rocker switch with distinct buttons
(5?) is a good one. It's way too easy to rock it the wrong way.
Let's talk about points to improve for *istD MkII
the buttons is one, then we have:
* the card door/flap catches on strap
* the green
hasn't gained the knowledge of photography was pretty poor. But with
good PS cameras and mini labs, the ability for anyone to create a
passable snapshot has made them feel that the value of the item
(photo) isn't very high. After all, all I did was press a button. I
really didn't have to know
Yeah, but the point is that in years to come, they will discover that it was
their choice of photographer that enabled them to SHOW people what they
looked like *when* they looked great, everything matched etc...
tan.
That is it!
Photographers are there to show what they spent their $200
Why is it the Catholics, who have been around for a couple of thousand
years, will allow me to shoot from the alter, as long as I don't make a
spectacle, but some wannabe cult that was born last week makes my life
miserable?
Go figure. I don't get it.
William Robb
William, it depends on the
promised. Ceremony ends and priest thanks me for my assistance (?!?) and
then congratulates me on a job well done
I think some priests have had very bad experiences in the past and they
prefer to be safe than sorry. We photographed a wedding where apart from us
there were 7 or 8 other people
Just a quick info for those searching for a nice portable storage device
for their photos.
After purchasing our *istD we looked for something that would allow us to
store our images on while being on assignment. After doing some searching
we found the X-drive. we got the X-Drive . I believe
Cheaper than all the emergency room bills. Or the mothers-in-law passed
out on the turf. . .
Maybe this is the aim? ;-)
(*)o(*)
Robert
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At 11:10 AM 8/01/2004 +1000, you wrote:
I have a question regarding blue skies... I have a shoot coming up where
the client has requested deep blue skies, and high contrast, white clouds as
backdrops.
Have they booked it with God?
Recently one of our brides got really upset that the sunset did
At 10:09 PM 7/01/2004 -0500, you wrote:
what do you mean? You knock people over with
your tripod? :)
You should know photographers are nasty people. They ask you to smile, in
exchange they frame you, shoot you and then hang on the wall!
(*)o(*)
Robert
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At 08:40 PM 7/01/2004 -0800, you wrote:
We ... I've only fiddled with it a few times, but here's what I've come to
understand: the clouds are randomly generated, so if you don't like the first
one, or the second one, or
If you generate clouds on clouds, that is do one lot and then do
re-create and, if successful, to display on PUG sometime. Would this not be
seen as photo-plagiarism? I have seen zillions of beautiful photo's which
I would love to try however I am always concern about the consequences.
How do you guys feel about this?
Regards
Naomi
This would be another
they do!
At 09:53 AM 8/01/2004 +0100, you wrote:
My posts don't reach PDML :-(
--
Best Regards
Sylwek
(*)o(*)
Robert
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they do!
Strange, apparently they don't come to my mailbox? I have to check it out,
thanks for response!
I noticed they come from 2 different addresses - maybe that is why
(*)o(*)
Robert
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Does the picture become more grainy or pixelated when shot on ISO 1600
(or 3200) compared with ISO 200?
Obviously we assume that the picture is exposed correctly in both cases.
(*)o(*)
Robert
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How should the image be processed to make it look good on all (or most)
screens? I don't want any blown highlights and I don't want the dark parts
to loose detail either.
anders
-
http://anders.hultman.nu/
I think it is more important that the monitors are set to one
While the digital images are sill on the card in the camera, one can check
the file properties, or more correctly the camera settings used when the
picture was taken. Once I download them to the computer (via X-drive) I
seem to lose all additional info. Only the picture itself survives.
Can
Seeing that we were taken by the moon fever - I'll try my luck with 300mm
and 1.7TC. Last night the score was: Robert - 0 , clouds - 1 :-(
I have a basic telescope (refractor - Tasco 525 power telescope). Anyone
with experience and/or knowledge if I could marry it with the *istD? THEN I
will
At 10:32 PM 8/01/2004 -0500, you wrote:
Here is an example of EXIF info grabbed with the EXIF Viewer application...
[.]
That is exactly what I am after! :-D
(*)o(*)
Robert
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At 12:14 AM 9/01/2004 -0500, you wrote:
You get one of the three formats, take your pick. If you pick RAW or TIFF,
then use the Pentax or other software to save as JPEG later if you like.
Did anyone find a significant difference in quality between TIFF, RAW and
the 'best' JPG while using
At 10:06 AM 9/01/2004 -0500, you wrote:
mapson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The things I would like to have fixed :
When lens ring not at A, to have the aperture value displayed, instead
of --
Not possible. The camera body has no way of knowing.
Z-1p knew. So, what is stopping *istD
To be able to combine timer and bracketing - now it only takes 1, not 3,
photo when fired off the timer
I don't see a purpose for this. Explain why this would be useful please.
Give me one good reason why not.
You want to do a tripod shot, using timer. At the same time you want to
bracket.
At 10:36 AM 10/01/2004 -0800, you wrote:
Anyone heard of a grip accessory for PZ-1P ? It was mentioned in a short
thread in a older user club pdml, but I never heard of this. T'would be good
to know if one exists since the trusty beast gets a little unwieldy in some
cases.
Thanks
Ian
You are right
At 12:07 PM 11/01/2004 +1000, you wrote:
On 10 Jan 2004 at 16:16, Nick Clark wrote:
Why on earth have they gone to yet another different cable release
connection
after launching the MZ-S? They changed the 645NII to use that one, so
why not
the *ist cameras? Nick.
Who knows?
Everyone knows!
Excuse me, could you tell me the way to Radio City Music Hall or
should I just go $#@ myself?
So you got a t'ing about N'Yawk, Mark? ;-)
Have you heard what a New York echo sounds like?
You: Helloo
Echo: Shut the up!
... ... ... and in the film Coming to America the prince is
I imagine most db programs can do this, but she's not very computer
literate, so it would be nice to have software designed for this purpose,
with the templates already made. It doesn't have to be free/shareware
(though that would be nice), but it can't cost $500 either. She's hoping
to spend
At 12:20 AM 14/01/2004 +0100, you wrote:
Hi Guys
What's the best/cheepest way to empty your memory cards on the go?
Alle the best
Jens
We equipped ourselves with an X-drive. Nice toy, so far worked faultlessly.
Comes with mains and car cigarette lighter chargers.
I believe they released a PRO
At 12:20 AM 14/01/2004 +0100, you wrote:
Hi Guys
What's the best/cheepest way to empty your memory cards on the go?
Alle the best
Jens
a follow-up to my previous mail.
I just noticed that only have the PRO version now. A few days ago they
still had the one we got.
If anyone is interested in
At 02:32 AM 14/01/2004 +0100, you wrote:
Hi Robert
I used your link and found the X-drive (Vosonic) in Great Britain - 189 ? -
that's not to bad. App. the same as a 1 GB card!
I know, that's why we invested in an X-drive and 2x 256Mb cards. It takes a
few minutes to copy a card of this size. With
I just returned from a trip to GFM and thought I'd share this one with you.
It was taken about 50 feet from the entrance to the picnic area where
camping is permitted during the Nature Photo Weekend.
http://groups.msn.com/BillOwensPhotos/shoebox.msnw?action=ShowPhotoPhotoID=60
Oh, deer! ;-)
Nice
Yep. I'm using a 1GHz machine now. I don't fell the need for any more
speed, really. Even for working on 90 megabyte images in Photoshop.
I was working on some images today. While processing them the file was just
over 1 Gb, after flattening and saving as TIFF, it is 310Mb now. ;-)
--
Mark
At 12:04 AM 15/01/2004 +1030, you wrote:
Yep. I'm using a 1GHz machine now. I don't fell the need for any more
speed, really. Even for working on 90 megabyte images in Photoshop.
I was working on some images today. While processing them the file was
just over 1 Gb,
SORRY it was meant to be
What's the deal with the NiMHs?
Christian Skofteland
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We use 2 types of NiMhs that we got for our *istD.
One came with the charger (GP2100), the other we purchased afterwards
(Energizer - 21mAh).
Usually a set of GPs goes in the camera and E's go in the grip. We took
We use 2 types
I mean 2 brands!
of NiMhs that we got for our *istD.
One came with the charger (GP2100), the other we purchased afterwards
(Energizer - 21mAh).
That is 2100mAh, of course!
Writing while half-asleep doesn't help! ;-D
(*)o(*)
Robert
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At 02:08 PM 19/01/2004 -0500, you wrote:
Patrick White [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
FYI, this message had a virus attached (well, that's _my_
interpretation of
having a file named 031013-2141.cl5.pif attached means :-)
If anyone opens a PIF file they asked for it!
(*)o(*)
Oh my GOD Robert, I just opened a PIF file - and guess what happened ?!?!?
Cheers,
Cotty
I don't know :o)
You won a million dollars?
I do not claim that you can avoid ALL viruses but often they follow a
pattern. PIFs are good give-away it might be a virus. Another one is a
general
At 06:16 PM 19/01/2004 -0500, you wrote:
Hi, Andre,
Real darkroom prints. 12 8x10's and one 11x14. Unfortunately, not my
darkroom, so I'm paying for it.
I have a permanent dark-room. Since the purchase of *istD used only once a
fortnight or so. Any time you want to use it, just come over.
Since this is a Windows how to work file, why is it necessarily
associated with virii?
I know I'm missing something here, but it has always seemed to me that a
.pif file, by itself, is not an indicator of the presence of a virus.
Are .pif files carriers of viruses? What?
keith
Not being a
Read all about it:
http://news.com.au/common/story_page/0,4057,8431017%255E15306,00.html
(*)o(*)
Robert
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Does anyone know of any remedies to get rid of (wishful thinking!) or
minimising the effects of the noise present in photos taken at high
sensitivity? Any filters in PS?
(*)o(*)
Robert
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At 09:03 PM 23/01/2004 -0500, you wrote:
So, here's a poll:
How many shots so far with your *ist D?
I'm at 1565
just over 4500
(*)o(*)
Robert
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1570 in under 3 weeks shooting, some experiments around home, two afternoon
outings and one evening concert.
interesting to see how many people try to justify why they took so few
photographs ;-)
I just checked. My score is 4564. And I have only had the camera for 2 weeks!
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At 04:44 PM 2/02/2004 +1100, you wrote:
This one time, at band camp, Tanya Mayer Photography
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With the price decrease etc, even with GST and postage, I figure I
should be
able to pick one up from the US for around the $1700 mark
Isnt duty applicable on these?
NO
It
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