In a message dated 11/29/01 10:00:49 PM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Greetings from Portland everyone...
The recent discussion about Robert Payne's Arrest photo started me
thinking about the legal implications of street photography. Are there
locations and/or subjects
I do not know how it ompares to other Pentax 24mm, but the FA*24/4 does have
some flare problem though not serious (compared to other brands). I have had
2 of this lens and both are the same.
regards,
Alan Chan
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Get your FREE
Actually, a thought occurred to me regarding POETS day:
Piss Off Early Tomorrow's Saturday.
For your enhanced North American enjoyment, the UK-use of 'Piss Off' does
not mean to annoy someone. In fact here in Britain it means to 'leave,
go, depart, move off smartly, get-the-hell-outta-there,
Mike is perfectly right. The idea that complainers of violation of list
etiquette are turning the list into hell is like accusing the police
arresting criminals for being the source of crime. The accusation that the
complaining of off topic message is the real problem after a thread on the
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The generally accepted term literally meaning in the streets, most times a
public event (arrests, fights, celebrities and the like) are fair game. If
the photographer is suspected of observing a crime, s/he might be asked to
surrender their film (to be receipted and
OK, so I'm a little late. It has been a crazy month and being gone
for a little over a week hasn't helped. So, let me make a few
comments:
The Esses - by Cory Waters
My first glance at this made me think the fence was actually some
overcase clouds. The effect is quite interesting. I'm sure
Tom wrote:
I seem to be one of the few who defend the list remaining open to whatever
the members of the list want to talk about. Maybe the others who want it
that way are tired of the endless demands of Digest Subscribers that the
list have nothing in it except what they want to read. I would
Tom wrote:
My flame was not about subject matter but about attitude. Obviously you can
not see the difference, but then again you censors want to cut in and run
everybody elses life. Probably because you don't have one of your own.
This is with all due respect nonsense coming from someone
Aye aye aye ayeI'm glad there so many sensible people here.
Pål
Aye
Bill, KG4LOV
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I'm not familiar with the Braun but I have a 'Reflecta' which I suspect is
the same model/different name. The negatives: - the screen is not evenly lit
and the hotspot moves around as you move your head, - lens quality is so-so.
Positives - saves your back having to be bent over a sorting tray
Well, it's Friday, so here are some screw mount items that other
people will probably make more use of than I do. If you are interested
please email me and we can discuss price.
Super Takumar 35mm f3.5 with case and front and rear caps. Very good
condition. Small dent in front cap lens and
OK, besides me, how many PDML members shoot full manual flash (anytime)?
Always a manual mode for any deliberate composiiton requiring flash.
No sense in having the sensor average off something I don't intend it
to use.
Collin
Mafud
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On Thu, 29 Nov 2001 19:57:45 -0500, you wrote:
John seems to be our Long Lens Artist In Residence. I, for one, listen
to what he says on such matters.
Thanks for the kind words. As we all know, PDML has several big glass
shooters with as much or more experience and knowledge as I.
I generally
I've seen this kind of address on some spam e-mails, and I've read that
they are sent directly into your mail reader while online, rather than
being downloaded from your ISP's mail server. That's why they have the
strange address details. Just what I read but as I have no effing idea
how email
In a message dated 29/11/01 20:54:25 GMT Standard Time,
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Subject: RE: Slow today or did i get booted off again
You mean you still don't know after two years?
Frits Wüthrich
tom wrote:
Okee dokee, moving on...I bought an FA 85/1.4 about 2 years ago. Can
Pål wrote:
I've been told (something that doesn't prevent it from being bull***, but
anyway) that Pentax have decided to use another chip in the MZ-D.
Theres no reason to automatically assume that it will be a different camera
and that it will use a chip smaller than 24x36. In fact, you can
I often try and shoot candid portraits at my out
door horse shows but had trouble as i shoot with the
SP500 and only have the 55 and 105 which meant i had to
be fairly close.As soon as some one(i know most of the
people at these events)saw the camera aimed at them the
made a face and ran
At 04:04 30-11-2001 -0500, Mafud wrote:
OK, besides me, how many PDML members shoot full manual flash (anytime)?
Me.
My MX and Agfatronic 261 are the only flash/camera combination I have used
Wendy
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Paal, go ahead and post about cars. If anyone wants to talk to you about
them they will. If not I assume you are adult enough to not continue posting
a dead subject. If it turns out that only one or two of you are interested,
then common courtesy would suggest you take it off list.
The thing
Bruce,
Thanks for the comments.
It WAS a mostly- cloudy time of the day, though the image turned out a
little more gray online than it is in the print (I'm still learning the
digitizing process).
The crop being that shape is a function of the shape of the hole in the
fence and my wanting to give
My boyfriend had told me that there were signs all
around Ground Zero saying that cameras would be
confiscated. I was really nervous about this, so
when I went down there, I only took my 50mm prime
because I didn't want to mess around with changing
lenses and stuff. When I got to the street with
Very, very well said Pål
Regards,
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I got my Leonid shots back from Adorama, and they
had only printed three photos because it looked at
first glance like there was nothing else on the
negatives. I looked closely and then tried
scanning them. Although the scans were poor, there
were indeed star streaks and a couple of meteors
on
It's known as the W32.Badtrans.B virus. It tries to pop up some kind of
control panel for something and then hangs. But it is really trying to
access your email list to replicate itself. My wife's machine got it last
week although she didn't see it. However those are the same symptoms. In my
case
I don't shoot flash often but when i do its:
K1000,SF-1 with Vivitar285HV or my OLD 1970's Hannimex
I also have a Vivitar 636AF i use sometimes.
Dave
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Subject: Re:
I don't shoot flash often but when i do its:
K1000,SF-1 with Vivitar285HV or my OLD 1970's Hannimex
I also have a Vivitar 636AF i use sometimes.
Dave
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From: wendy beard [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Fri, 30 Nov 2001 08:03:39 -0500
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Subject: Re:
That's a lot of work. Not using Outlook frees me, it seems, from having
to deal with this garbage.
Sorry you got infected, but, just out of curiosity, if various MS
products are so susceptible to this sort of thing, why use those
products? Is there some feature about Outlook that makes it
In a similar vein, here are three pics of mine which I just happened to have
on my hard disk drive. They were all taken this summer at an abandoned
railroad roundhouse with 100% Pentax gear. Posted for enjoyment, but
comments as always are welcome! :)
http://mick.maguire.net/westboro1.jpg
I have a lomographic camera that I only used once.
There's a pic of one similar to it here:
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B4S9WQ/
qid=1007129118/br=1-6/ref=br_lf_p_6/002-8533228-65
17607
It works fine. $30 plus shipping takes it.
I also have a Praktika that's good for parts, and
a
We're going to the Bronx Zoo tomorrow night to
look at a display of holiday lights. How would I
shoot something like this? Do I use a flash?
Should I bring my monopod and do long exposures?
Thanks,
Amita
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Sent: Tuesday, November 27, 2001 7:44 PM
Subject: Re: BW filters
On Tuesday, November 27, 2001, at 09:48 AM, Frank Wajer wrote:
1 BW UV filter 77mm E
1 BW UV filter 58mm ES
Anybody know what the
Hi Amita, a tripod is a must unless you are going to use
800 to 3200 ASA. I like 100 ASA f1.4 and 1/4 second
exposures with a tripod and self timer or cable release.
No flash. If you don`t have a f1.4 adjust the time as
needed.
Steve Larson
Redondo Beach, California
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In a message dated 11/30/01 4:07:32 AM Eastern Standard Time,
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Mike is perfectly right.
(SNIP)
BTW This has nothing to do with censorship but acting like a grown up.
Pål
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The problem with that Mike,
Interesting... I shot my Leonids on slide film, and have sent them to
Adorama for processing. I am still waiting to get them back. I did write in
the special instructions that they would be dark as they are nighttime
shots. I hope I get something back from them!
Regards,
/\/\ick...
.and bracket a bit.
Steve Larson
Redondo Beach, California
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From: Steve Larson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Friday, November 30, 2001 6:28 AM
Subject: Re: shooting holiday lights
Hi Amita, a tripod is a must unless you are going to use
800 to
On Thursday, November 29, 2001, at 04:46 PM, John Coyle wrote:
- but there is no excuse for bad language,
insults, etc a la 'The Who' (said with fingers crossed).
S! It's bad luck to say his name!
-Aaron
who vividly remembers the 'Flash Sync Wars'
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On Friday, November 30, 2001, at 05:04 AM, Pål Audun Jensen wrote:
I mean, I have received complaints about posting on AF cameras, the
MZ-S and what I think about my lenses on a Pentax discussion forum!.
Note, it was not my opinion that was attacked but that I posted such
things on
I had to remove W32.Badtrans.B virus from a machine this week too. Norton
only added this definition a few days ago (24th I believe), so if you
haven't run liveupdate since then it wont pick it up. Once I installed the
latest update it removed the virus fine. You also need to check Windows
Update
On Thursday, November 29, 2001, at 05:04 PM, Cotty wrote:
One thing I would say on this score: creating a top quality scan from a
neg, and creating a good quality inkjet print from a top quality scan
are
two seperate things with different workflows involved.
Of course, the two are very
BTW an easy way to see if you have W32.Badtrans is to check for the
existence of Kernel32.exe (that's EXE and *NOT* DLL) and kdll.dll in your
windows system directory, as those arte the virus files. You can remove the
virus by deleteting them both in safe mode. Of course you also need to
delete
One of the best ways to shoot lights is to do it at a time when the
contrast between the lights and the background isn't too great. So,
shooting at dusk might offer greater possibilities and eliminate the
need for flash. This will, of course, give you a contrast range that
will include the
My black MX serial number starts with 9. It has the
AOCo logo and Asahi Pentax on the pentaprism. Asahi
Opt. Co. is engraved on the back of the top cover
under the film advance lever and on the plastic
rectangular film tab holder. The shutter lock is all
metal. The battery cover is engraved
I looked at your corner of the room photo ... eerily neat and
organized ... gave me the willies*.
Ah, but Dan, give it time. It's only just been assembled. You shoulda
seen the previous corner. There's a party of folks still lost in there
somewhere - been waiting days for them to come out
This seems to be in keeping with the look of how things are panning out.
It must be obvious to the whole industry that the success of the Canon
D30 has highlighted the need for medium-priced pro/am digi SLR. With the
previous 6MP Pentax vapoware, the price would have been well within the
Mafud wrote:
OK, besides me, how many PDML members shoot full manual flash (anytime)?
Me, I confess, Yes - I am guilty of such despicable acts :^)
I set the aperture by the distance scale, even if there is
an auto-thyrister function, because I want the flash level
Hi,
On 30 Nov 2001 at 10:04, Kent Gittings wrote:
In my opinion at least Outlook tends to be more intuitive than using
the Netscape email client.
But these are only two. Two of the most common ones,
and obviously the ones the viruses and worms are tested on.
Personally, I'm for Pegasus
600+
Delano Mireles wrote:
how many exposures can you roughly get off a 100'
roll?
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It's time ... got a quick couple of questions.
Recently it was mentioned here that some Windows OS won't support more
than 256mb or 512mb of memory. How much memory will Win98SE support?
What's SDRAM and RDRAM? Is one better than the other?
Suggestions for a good video card?
In order to
Amita wrote:
[Problems getting prints from astrophotographic exposures -- snipped]
Hi Amita,
Getting machine prints from astrophotographic exposures is problematic. I
think the fundamental problem is that the machines usually can't determine
the boundary between two successive exposures.
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In order to hook up a scanner I need a USB port or Firewire, right.
What are the advantages/disadvantages of each?
You CAN use a parallel port (printer port) scanner. I had to resort to this
after several USB scanners failed
Shel wrote:
That's a lot of work. Not using Outlook frees me, it seems,
from having to deal with this garbage.
Not using WinDoze is even better. One of the benefits of
Macintosh's small market share is that these viro-nutz
don't bother attacking since the big
Hello to all,
I'm new to the group although I have been following your discussions on
mail-archive.com for the last six months. I have the following A series
zoom lenses. 24-50mm f/4, 35-105mm f/3.5 and 70-210mm f/4.
I would like to know what the consensus is of these lenses pro or con. I
see
On Fri, 30 Nov 2001, tom wrote:
Tom Rittenhouse wrote:
TV, what are you drinking? Something potent I would guess.
Really bad coffee...
Well, that hardly narrows it down. Can't stand the stuff, myself. :)
chris
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I have a almost pristine zoom I want to unload.
Tokina SMZ845
its an 80-200/4.5 zoom
f 4.5-22, no A setting
Front Rear caps, front has velcro disk for sticking somehwere when off
Kalimar 52mm UV attached
Has Close Focus ability/ normal min = 2meters/ close min 44cm
max mag ratio 1:6.3
weight
At 04:04 30-11-2001 -0500, Mafud wrote:
OK, besides me, how many PDML members shoot full manual flash (anytime)?
Me.
My MX and Agfatronic 261 are the only flash/camera combination I have used
Me too.
I have a ZX-M and a Sunpack 383 manual/auto (non-TTL) flash.
I like being able to set
That might be true.I try to put one of my big
maples in the corner for scale.The ones i take
well away from city lights have a lot of stars
in them and may be better for the machines
??/
Dave
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Bill Peifer wrote:
Worse yet, the technicians can't determine this visually,
and they often end up cutting the film right
through the middle of an exposure.
I had this with some night-time shots of traffic and floodlit buildings
recently. I sent the film off to Kodak for processing and half of
Whatever ever happened to the genius and the project that was making the
custom grip/battery holder for the PZ-1p. I remember looking at the
prototype page with the new shutter button he'd put on it a year ago it
seems, and they were to available shortly back then.
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Yes - I've been told a similar thing. Even just setting the self timer,
standing back and holding a flashlight during the exposure. It'll give the
lab a reference point.
Tom C.
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Shel,
Doesn't mean they can't use more just can't be used for program storage.
Everything from Win2K on up can use as much as you can put in it. This is
from the underlying NT technology. Win95 could use as much as 32MB for
program loading. Win98 what ever version was up to 64MB for program space
I have a Bogen 3047 Deluxe 3-Way Pan/Tilt Head with Quick Release for sale.
I've had it for about two years and have used it 3 - 4 times. It's like
new. It has two bubble levels and will support camera/lens up to 16.5 lbs.
New price is $75. Will sell for $40 + shipping or make offer.
Tom C.
In a message dated 30/11/01 15:30:27 GMT Standard Time,
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Subject: Spotted on eBay
Spotted on eBay: K-mount Tokina 28-70 2.8
Who are these lazy people with no pix?
Kind regards
Peter
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Hi Kent ...
Thanks for the info ... have a couple more questions though.
Doesn't mean they can't use more
just can't be used for program storage.
I don't understand what you mean by that. What is program storage?
Isn't the program stored on the hard drive?
If there's a program that uses
Delano,
I get about 18 rolls of 36 exposure.
Bruce
Friday, November 30, 2001, 7:31:24 AM, you wrote:
DM Along the same lines. how many exposures can you roughly get off a 100'
DM roll?
DM Delano
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Date: Thu, 29 Nov 2001
Delano,
I have Adorama's loader. Based on what I have read of the others,
this is a good one. No felt in the light trap to catch particles and
start scratching your film and good counters for number of frames
(including leader) and amount left on the big roll. I can heartily
recommend it.
I've been watching for that one too. Still vaporware, I fear.
Len
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Sent: Friday, November 30, 2001 10:38 AM
Subject: custom PZ-1p Batt grip
Whatever ever happened to the genius and the project that was
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From: Delano Mireles
Subject: Re: Bulk film
Thanks to Bill and Tiger for the responses. Can either of you
(or anyone)
recommend which loader to go with or at least what to look
for?
I have 2 Lloyds loaders and a Watson. The Lloyds is the ultimate
in simple
They're rather foolish. It's tough to interest buyers without
pictures of the item being auctioned. Then again, there are
others that use pictures that are not of the item they are
selling, too. That's just plain dishonest.
Len
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More RAM should definitely help--and as cheap as RAM is nowadays, everyone
doing photoshop should be able to afford enough (mine has its original 64mb
+ 3 x 256mb chips added by me). Big, fast harddrives have become amazingly
affordable, too. Photoshop is still an arm and leg though.
Dan Scott
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Spotted on eBay: K-mount Tokina 28-70 2.8
Who are these lazy people with no pix?
And what, exactly, is that particular lazy person selling?
Tokina makes a 28-70/2.6-2.8 as well as a 28-80/2.8...
but they don't make a 28-70/2.8
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Mark Roberts
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From: Shel Belinkoff
Subject: Computer Upgrade
It's time ... got a quick couple of questions.
Recently it was mentioned here that some Windows OS won't
support more
than 256mb or 512mb of memory. How much memory will Win98SE
support?
Hi Shel, I just went
Well, I just got the the engineers from Philips Semiconductor to buy me
lunch so the day wasn't a total loss ;-)
The people I met with today didn't have any information on any of the Philips
CCD products (as I expected) but one of them said he could easily find out
if Contax is using the Philips
Is there a way to set up Lookout Express to not accept html
messages at all? It seems to me the best way to deal with email
scripts is to have them nuked at the server level. The option
doesn't seem to be in the message rules tool.
One thing I have done is removed VBS from my machines recognized
Cool--I didn't know such a site existed!
Dan Scott
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Paul wrote:
Hi,
The PDML members web sites list has been updated, it can be viewed at
www.nrg666.com/pdml.html
Cheers,
Paul
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William,
That is interesting about the film hog bit. My Adorama loader only
needs about 1.5 inches for daylight loading. The more I hear about
others, the more happy I am with the unit. I wonder who makes it for
them? Anybody know?
Bruce Dayton
Friday, November 30, 2001, 9:42:49 AM, you
On Friday, November 30, 2001, at 10:20 AM, Mark Roberts wrote:
That was too easy.
Was Professional: The Musical really all that long ago? I'm still
killing myself laughing over that Provia song!
-Aaron
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William Robb wrote:
Is there a way to set up Lookout Express to not accept html
messages at all?
I don't think so :(
I use Outlook at work and haven't been able to do so. I can only block image
loading through judicious use of Zone Alarm.
It seems to me the best way to deal with email
scripts
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From: Bruce Dayton Subject: November PUG comments
The Fellas - by William Robb
I'm impressed by how well behaved the dogs are. They appear
to enjoy
having their picture taken. Good, strong color, plus the
coats are
very visible, rather than just being
Not with a 1-degree spot meter.
Tom Rittenhouse wrote:
Actually metering is something of a bug-a-boo under these types of
situations.
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You guys should really try TTL flash, or better yet P-TTL if you have
the new FA360FGZ and MZ-S. It really makes your approach redundant.
Even with my AF280T and plain old TTL I find well balanced
What's a MOBO? What's a P1V and a Dragon ATX?
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The MOBO is the limiting factor Shel, not the OS. The MOBO in this machine
supports up to 1.5GIG of RAM. The new PlV and Dragon ATX MOBOs support up to
3 GIG RAM!
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What's a MOBO? What's a P1V and a Dragon ATX?
Mafud
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Sent: Friday, November 30, 2001 12:59 PM
Subject: Re: Computer Upgrade
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From: Shel
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From: Tom Rittenhouse
Subject: Re: Computer Upgrade
In line comments
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From: Shel Belinkoff
Subject: Computer Upgrade
It's time ... got a quick
I just updated my website with a few new photos from a trip last
summer. The pics were generally taken with my trusty (though fragile) LX,
usually with an A 28-135 f4. A handful were produced with the Pz-1p.
If you're interested, stop by and click on the link entitled 5 Nights in
Skanee.
Shel Belinkoff wrote:
What's a MOBO? What's a P1V and a Dragon ATX?
MOBO = motherboard (or mainboard for those who do not like what might be
construed as sexist connotations.) The center of the system -- the big
board that everything else plugs into -- CPU, memory chips, sound and
video
Delano,
I use the Alden 74 which is pretty popular and easy to acquire. I load the
cassettes in the dark so there is no waste of film. It is fairly easy to do
once you do it a few times.
Date: Fri, 30 Nov 2001 09:27:35 -0600
From: Delano Mireles [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Bulk
In a message dated 11/30/01 4:26:10 PM Eastern Standard Time,
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What's a MOBO?
MOtherboard.
What's a P1V and a Dragon ATX?
PlV = Pentium 4, Dragon ATX are both high performance Motherboards. You can
buy either w/processors for under $300.
**Add a 400 watt case
Bill,
What size and type monitor did you end up with.
I remember the comment to get 75hz or better for
the refresh rate, but judging that involves some
digging.
Regards, Bob S.
William Robb wrote:
Also, pardon the typo, I am getting a refresh
rate of 100hz, not 200 at 1024 x 768.
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From: Bob S
Subject: Re: Computer Upgrade
Bill,
What size and type monitor did you end up with.
I remember the comment to get 75hz or better for
the refresh rate, but judging that involves some
digging.
Hi Bob
I ended up with a Samsung Synchmaster 19
Interesting. You'd think that the clear space between pictures
would give the machine a clue.
Len
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Interesting PUG this month. I felt it was a real chore because the
constraints in sticking with the 'Synchronicity' theme were rigid - it
felt like someone telling me to go do something in their time-frame and
not mine. I think for this reason, lots of us took shots we perhaps
wouldn't
My personal favorite is St. Petersburg, City Centre, by Sergey SHP. I like
the contrast between the sun and bright ground outside and the dark interior
figures in the foreground. I also like the contrast between the soft focus on
the distant figures and the sharper foreground focus. It gives
Well, I don't know too much about the law, and how it pertains specifically to
photographing crime scenes, but I do know a little bit about criminal law.
I don't know how photographing police officers at their work impedes anything.
It may piss them off, but it doesn't impede them from carrying
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From: Len Paris
Subject: Re: RE: developing Leonid shots
Interesting. You'd think that the clear space between
pictures
would give the machine a clue.
Unfortunately, often the entire film is clear space, with no
visible frame delineation. This happens a lot
John Glover [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
They do make this lens as I have it in front of me right now
Doh! Never thought they might have made one in the past that isn't in the
current catalog. Felling dumb.
And I do have pictures:)
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Mark Roberts
www.robertstech.com
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As an addendum, I should add (I guess that's what you do in an addendum) a couple of
things:
Firstly, what I wrote in my previous post is my understanding of what the law is in
Common Law countries (ie: Britain, the US, the Commonwealth countries). It may be
way different in other
All 3 are excellent lenses.
regards,
Alan Chan
I'm new to the group although I have been following your discussions on
mail-archive.com for the last six months. I have the following A series
zoom lenses. 24-50mm f/4, 35-105mm f/3.5 and 70-210mm f/4.
I would like to know what the consensus is
Hi,
things are pretty bad in France at the moment:-
http://www.vjgroup.org/apfrench.htm
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Bob
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Friday, November 30, 2001, 11:13:43 PM, you wrote:
Well, I don't know too much about the law, and how it pertains specifically to
photographing crime scenes, but I
Hey gang
I've got a Vivitar 100-500 /5.6-8 that's sitting around in it's hard
case collecting dust. It's got a PKA/R mount on it. In VERY GOOD
condition.
Any taker?
Bill
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