By conventional thinking, a lens that is 80 percent as good as another at
50 percent of the price is a better value. I propose an alternative
definition of value: cost per photograph taken. By this definition, the
cheapest lens nearly always must win.
Say I'm choosing a 400mm telephoto lens
Hi and welcome.I have the SF-1 version I bought
used last April(i can say that as its a New year now)
Dave Brooks
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From: Marcello Anselmi Tamburini [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wed, 2 Jan 2002 08:04:13 +0100 (MET)
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Hi everybody
I'm
I live in Crema, near Milan. I heart ot Pentax like a minor quality camera
than Nikon, but I not think so. However I payed a Pentax less than 1/3 of a
Nikon.
The only thing that is missing to SFXn is the memory of exposure and the 30
position in manual too.
Thx
Marcello Anselmi Tamburini
Hi,
Marcello Anselmi Tamburini [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm new. I write from Italy and I recently bought a SFXn:
there's someone who have too?
Welcome to the list!
I actually use an SFXn and like it very much.
(OK, it's the secondary body, Ilike my LX more...)
Any questions?
Gabor (from
Yes, I unintentionally did another test (details to follow) and I was wrong
and Paal was right, the MZ-S does imprint on rewind.
Now for the details. I recently loaded a cassette with Portra 160NC.
However while loading the cassette, my loader failed to click for each
frame and since I was
I'm still in the learning process with BW (developing in a daylight tank
and printing with Vuescan, PS 6.0, and Epson 1270). Over the weekend I
tried Mike Johnston's suggestion and shot Tri-X at 200 and processed in D-76
1:1 for 8 minutes. I was pleased with the results.
Bill, KG4LOV
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From: David S. [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
They look distinctive and different but I prefer the original black and
have no
desire to change mine. I am also not sure that I would want to bid on an
LX
with that appearance if it was on ebay.
David S.
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David,
Not that any of my
Christian,
Does this mean that I shouldn't bring it them out when we next meet?
;-)
Actually, with so many LXs it was becoming harder to discern between
them. I still have to take them out to shoot. My biggest concern is
whether it will make me more noticeable when shooting.
Bill,
As Shel has already pointed out the page where I got it from I will
not repeat it. The link my page has the site he is moving it to. The
e-mail address on my page works. I cannot comment on the cost since the
skins were a gift.
César Matamoros II
Tom,
The only other Pentax camera that he has skins for that are not on
the site is the MX. He says he needs to update the site to include it.
César Matamoros II
Panama City, Florida
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From: aimcompute
I acually didn't intend my post as a request, but I always welcome
comments on my efforts.
I was writing because a new member asked if we had a gallery, and I
thought the response was that we had a gallery, but not a critiqued one,
which is true. I didn't see any directions in the pug pages for
Paul,
I read an article once that discussed this subject. It also used the cost
per photo to suggest that we should look at how often we use a particular
focal length lens to determine: a) Whether we should buy it, and b) Whether
we should keep it. It pointed out that something like 85-percent
Definitely bring them! I will reserve final judgement until after I
see them in person. Until then you get ;-( hahaha
I did notice some skins on his site that were a little more subtle
and more to my liking than the white skins. Maybe some lizard for the MX?
Christian
Cesar wrote:
Paul,
How much is a lens worth if it's the one you needed to get the shot you
want? Is Quality-per-use to be discounted? If each time you use the lens
you are disappointed with its results, the lens may have a negative worth.
OTOH, I would agree that it makes more sense for most of us to buy
Hi,
On 2 Jan 2002 at 14:10, Marcello Anselmi Tamburini wrote:
The only thing that is missing to SFXn is the memory of exposure
Press the ML button on the back, there it is!
(Also lights the LCD.)
the 30 position in manual too.
Not a real problem, in B mode you can do any exposure longer
Hi,
Welcome to the list!
Thx
I actually use an SFXn and like it very much.
(OK, it's the secondary body, Ilike my LX more...)
Any questions?
Yes: because of my zoom, I can't use programs: I read in Internet there are
three types of programs: can you decribe me rapidly?
Thx
--
Marcello
Hi,
Press the ML button on the back, there it is!
(Also lights the LCD.)
Are you saing the M button that is also used to illuminate the top
display?
Is not very intuitive!!!
--
Marcello Anselmi Tamburini
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Actually the guys I hate the worst are the ones who blab on the list about
some juicy item they found listed. Especially if I'm sitting on that item
trying to get it low. :^)
Kent Gittings
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In that case you have a point but to be specific the guy should offer it to
us at a firm price. If you factor in the cost of the eBay listing and other
incidentals it could be sold to us for a little less and the seller could
still get everything he might get from an auction listing. If we can't
Me too. I got an excellent deal on a mint condition KX MD from Marv.
Some people get ticked off just because he lives out in the boondocks, is
not that mobile, and as a result doesn't respond that fast.
Kent Gittings
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Actually anybody who can carve the wishbone out of a turkey with an electric
knife without messing up the bird is a surgeon in my book. :^)
Kent Gittings
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of aimcompute
Sent: Monday, December 31, 2001 4:58 PM
Anybody made any photographical ones?
My main one was to shoot at least one frame a day,
but I've already broken it. :-)
Happy 2002 to All!
Stephen Moore
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Matamoros, Cesar A. wrote:
Imagine my surprise on finding two new sets for the LX 'under the
tree.' I took my original and second LX and used the White Cobra and Grey
Sea Snake skins. Don't worry Shel, your LX is still in its original form -
but with the FA-2 currently on it.
I've had success selling to the list about 1/3-1/2 the time. And it saved me
the hassle of using eBay. But if you want to just sell it on an auction site
without telling us that's fine.
Maybe just indicating you are selling something and giving us your eBay ID
so we can see what you are listing
Hi,
On 2 Jan 2002 at 15:22, Marcello Anselmi Tamburini wrote:
Are you saing the M button that is also used to illuminate the top
display?
Is not very intuitive!!!
But works! ;-)
Gabor
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Subject: Re: 928 questions
Hi,
On 30 Dec 2001 at 1:07, Tom Rittenhouse wrote:
The small flower icon indicates 'macro' mode.
OK, but how to activate it and what does it do?
I don't know that camera specifically, but generally with the
wee
Hi,
On 2 Jan 2002 at 15:20, Marcello Anselmi Tamburini wrote:
Yes: because of my zoom, I can't use programs:
What zoom is it?
To use program modes, the aperture ring on the lens should be in A
position.
I read in Internet
there are three types of programs: can you decribe me rapidly?
Cory wrote:
How much is a lens worth if it's the one you needed to get the shot you
want? Is Quality-per-use to be discounted? If each time you use the lens
you are disappointed with its results, the lens may have a negative worth.
OTOH, I would agree that it makes more sense for most of us
If he offered them here first we wouldn't be missing them either and it
would just be a transaction between friends. As it is it is sort of a case
where he is either using the knowledgeable PDML members to drive the price
up for non-PDML auction buyers or using the non-members to drive the price
MS Excel or Lotus 123 usually.
Kent Gittings
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Sent: Monday, December 31, 2001 6:43 PM
To: pentax
Subject: realy ot
since every one on the list has a computer i would like to ask a question.
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From: Daniel J. Matyola
Subject: Re: PUG comments
I acually didn't intend my post as a request, but I always
welcome
comments on my efforts.
I was writing because a new member asked if we had a gallery,
and I
thought the response was that we had a gallery, but
Robert wrote:
Does anyone have any Pentax New Year's Predictions?
I don't have any predictions as such. Its currently very quite on the rumor
front. The reason, I suspect, is that there has been a change in policy at
Pentax in conjunction with their restructuring program. Whereas they
There's snow on the ground here in Atlanta!
Like the folks in some recent threads, we only get to see the white stuff
once in a while. Being from a colder climate (where they have seen about 8
FEET of snow so far) I am always happy to see the snow we do get. It's
always gone in a day or two
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Snip
Maybe just indicating you are selling something and giving us your eBay ID
so we can see what you are listing would be enough.
Kent Gittings
Well, if you are going to do that, I prefer a link so I don't have to go
hunting
Hi,
What zoom is it?
To use program modes, the aperture ring on the lens should be in A
position.
I know it, but this zoom is damnadged and do not transmit the 'A' value to
camera.
I don't use P modes at all. My camera is always in M or A (aperture
priority).
I too. But this is a good
Recently, someone complained that it was inconvenient to set the mirror
pre-lock on the MZ-S. Unless you use the self-timer frequently, you can
select the pre-lock and forget it. If you have the BG-10 grip, you can use
the IR remote, which is far more convenient anyway, and it only costs $25
That's the point it is not a screw mount version or it would say Takumar on
it. There is no variance on this point.
Kent Gittings
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Sent: Wednesday, January 02, 2002 12:15 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Tom...
I'm a newbie to coding so my opinion is well, whatever...BUT, I downloaded a trial
version of HomeSite 4.5 and I had a page mostly complete after a few hours (I also
took some time to go through a couple of the HELP tutorials). I had never used a HTML
editor before. The only code I
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey guys. I noticed a lot of MX's are advertised on eBay with non-funtioning
X-syncs and hot-shoes. My MX suffers the same problem although the FP sync will
fire the flash.
Is this a common problem for MX's? Is it repairable? what shutter speeds does FP
sync at?
Only in the sense that I want to get all my photos that are loose into
albums. I believe that I have everything up to 1999 in albums. It seems
like a never-ending task, but I will just take it one roll at a time.
I promise not to let people know how the project is coming along.
tom [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Matamoros, Cesar A. wrote:
Imagine my surprise on finding two new sets for the LX 'under
the
tree.' I took my original and second LX and used the White Cobra and
Grey
Sea Snake skins. Don't worry Shel, your LX is still in its original
form -
I had similar success with my MZ-S and AF-280T flash at my family's
Christmas gathering. I did a lot of bounce flash off of the ceiling and the
results were terrific! An off-camera mount and contrast control would
probably yield even better results
Happy New Year, everyone!
--Mark
Kent,
That has to be it. It must be that all of the longer lenses have that design?
In my original post I was referencing the auction page but the bottom photo never
loaded. So, I looked at it after Shel's post and noticed the bottom pic (this time the
page loaded instanteously). Sure
Matamoros, Cesar A. wrote:
tv said:
These will look fantastic with your leopard-print pants.
tv
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Tom,
I have been meaning to thank you for those pants :-)
Well, I thought they could use a good home after I went to the zebra
stripe motif.
tv
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The AF500FTZ gives me those results on my PZ-1p. Makes shooting family get
togethers a breeze.
Len
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From: Bill Owens [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, January 02, 2002 10:18 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: MZ-S and AF360FGZ musings
At a New Year's
It will sync at all shutter speeds, if you use FP class flash bulbs. That's
what FP sync is for.
Len
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, January 02, 2002 10:23 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: MX hot-shoe and X-sync
Hey guys. I
Sounds silly to me.
It looks to me as though you are failing to include how important that 20%
difference might be to the individual doing the valuation. For example, 80%
of my minimum daily oxygen intake, regardless of how cheaply supplied, is
not enough. I'm willing to fork over whatever it
My resolution is to quit my job to do photography full time. The only
question is how long I can hold out
MUSTNOT...TELLBOSS...TO...SHOVEITMUSTNOT...TELLBOSS...TO...SHOVEITMUSTNOT...TELLBOSS...TO...SHOVEITYET
tv
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Hi all, and Happy Holidays!
I had a question for those of you who are familiar with use of some of the Nikon
accessories on Pentax cameras and lenses -- here goes
I'm quite happy since recently aquiring an SMC correction eyepiece adapter. I don't
like shooting with my glasses on, and
I hope this is the American use of the word pants :-)
Malcolm
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of tom
Sent: 02 January 2002 21:34
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Newly skinned LXs.
Matamoros, Cesar A. wrote:
tv said:
These will
Hi All -
I just joined the list, and thought that I would introduce myself. I am a
new pentax owner, and I am also fairly new to photography, having only
used point and shoot cameras in the past. I picked up a Pentax MZ-50 kit
with a 35-80 zoom to start out with. I choose Pentax because my
I use Dreamweaver, you can download a trial from the Macromedia website.
Interface is different from most other HTML editing software, shouldnt take
long to get used to it and once you do its an extremely powerful edit
program.
While we're on the subject here (I presume you've opened this thread
I've seen it happen to many a MX. Seems to be (frequently, anyway) a loose wire or
cold solder joint. There may be other causes as well. This one is fixable.
Focal Plane sync is designed optimally for #6 bulbs. There's a minimal, but
apparently real, difference between the variant flash
I suppose this is where certain other brands have an advantage.
In photo stores, you can rent those lenses (and cameras) for a day
or a week, lenses you'd otherwise never use due to their high
prices.
But no Pentex for rent.
I recently visited a store, not only did they not have any Pentax to
I could have asked in mm but then i'd be
stretching LOL LOL
Dave(what is your favorite colour) Brooks
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That's more to do with the size of the bottle I
had available - waddya think I'm a scientist or sumpin?
Pentax User
One question before i drink the rest of the bleach
out of the bottle,how far over the top of the flash is your
overhang.Looks about 2 1/2 inches or so
God this stuff taste bad
Sorry for the delay - mac.com was having a snooze last night and I
couldn't get any mail til today...
Only 1.5
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From: Paul F. Stregevsky [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Maciej, how and where can I have this done? I agree with you: It's hard to
switch back and forth, and I'd rather not dedicate a body to screwmounts.
I bought it already converted but I'll try to find out as much as I can
Kent,
You're right. The lens in question, on German EBay, is a 300/4:
http://cgi.ebay.de/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=1315106059
Since I'm also thinking of getting a moderately fast 300, I appreciate the tip to pass
on the Pentacon.
By the way, there's a coated PK-mount Enna
I don't believe it will sync with an electronic flash, as the FP socket has a
short built-in delay to allow the flashbulb to reach full brightness. But
what the heck, try a slow speed and see what happens.
Pat White
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Actually, I should have said: using the FP socket causes the shutter opening
to delay after triggering the flash, to allow the bulb to reach full
brightness.
Pat White
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Urgent HELP:
I've been considering buying a 105mm portrait lens for my Nikon Photomic
FTn. A Nikkor 105mm F2.5 turned up on ebay
(which apparently was used with an F3).
1. Am I correct in assuming it would be an AI lens? If so,
2. Can I still use it with my Nikon F(FTn) camera, as the lens has a
On 2 Jan 2002 at 8:11, Paul F. Stregevsky wrote:
By conventional thinking, a lens that is 80 percent as good as another at
50 percent of the price is a better value. I propose an alternative
definition of value: cost per photograph taken. By this definition, the
cheapest lens nearly
On 1 Jan 2002 at 11:28, Matamoros, Cesar A. wrote:
As to the replacement around the memo holder - you use a sharp knife
to cut along the holder. The replacement leather does not go underneath the
holder. I thought I had mentioned this on my page. Sorry I was not so clear.
On one of the
On 2 Jan 2002 at 11:17, Bill Owens wrote:
At a New Year's eve get together I mounted the AF360 on the MZ-S and used
the system as a glorified PS. The results were astounding. ALL of the
exposures were dead on, there was not a trace of redeye. As a matter of
fact, it was difficult to tell
On 2 Jan 2002 at 7:05, Pat White wrote:
Also, last month, while using studio flash cordlessly (using the MZ-S's
built-in flash to trigger the studio flash), I picked up the stereo remote to
turn down the music and found it triggered the studio flash (Yamaha stereo,
Bowens flash w/Bowens IR
Some others have commented on also getting good results with the AF280T
...I too have used that but you must see the difference with the AF360
to truly appreciate how well the matrix metering with the pre-flash
work. As Bill mentioned, it does a great job of intergrating flash and
ambient
Christian,
I had noted some of the lizard skins but my friend who gave them to
me said that the skins were more along my personality. She described it as
unique but not showy. I don't know how to take that.
I will try to remember to cart the two with me the next northern
trip
Rob Studdert wrote:
Hi Bill et.al,
What's your favourite pics of the family in PS mode with flash film?
Portra 400NC.
tv
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From: Chris Murray [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: new to list
I just joined the list
Welcome:))
I picked up a Pentax MZ-50 kit with a 35-80 zoom to start out with.
Good starting point:)
I choose Pentax because my ather has
had the same pentax camera and lenses
Rob Studdert [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Wednesday, January 02, 2002 5:14 PM
On 1 Jan 2002 at 11:28, Matamoros, Cesar A. wrote:
As to the replacement around the memo holder - you use a sharp knife
to cut along the holder. The replacement leather does not go underneath
the
holder. I
Welcome,
Others more knowledgeable than me can answer better.
With a negative, everything is an interpretation. There is no such thing
as as is.Unlike transparency films where what you see is what you get.
Certain adjustments can be made, but it's the observer's intuition and
memory that
I've got an MX (chrome top) for sale. I'm putting it here
before it goes on eBay.
Cosmetically and mechanically fine, except for the following:
It needs an CLA: mirror foam is gone, seal foam deteriorated,
and the shutter button sticks a bit, causing the battery to
drain unless you fold in the
Thanks! Just snagged the 300. I've been looking for the A*300 for a
while. It was $375 in case w/caps for an 8+, seems like a very
reasonable price. Well see when I get it, I bought an MX there a
while ago but it was broken. They were great about taking back and
reimbursing me though. I
Rob,
I've been playing with it some and it is *not* an I/R trigger. It is
a radio wave of some type. The flashes do not have to be line of
sight of the body and yes the MZ-S body generates it.
Bruce Dayton
Wednesday, January 02, 2002, 2:13:38 PM, you wrote:
RS On 2 Jan 2002 at 7:05, Pat
I can see a Pentax Animal Rights thread coming up in the future. :-)
Tom C.
Hi Cesar,
I look forward to your updates regarding wear and I am also interested to
hear
if they adhesive holds up. Was it a peel off the paper backing type? Any
manufacturers information on the backing tape if
I am looking for a Fuji Frontier machine located locally to me. Can anyone offer a
listing of locations? I searched Fuji's website and came up with nothing.
I am located in Bergen County, New Jersey, USA!
Thanks...
Ed K.
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Hi Bill et.al,
What's your favourite pics of the family in PS mode with
flash film?
Hi Rob,
Usually I shot in situations like that using either the Supra
400/800 (according to the available light) or the Portra
160/400.
I prefer the Portras when I plan
Paul,
the Irfanview (a freeware image viewer/editor, like ACDsee) can
create HTML pages with thumbnails and links to larger files in
its thumbnail mode. www.irfanview.com I think. The files are
pretty simple-coded, that makes them easy to edit like adding
your own
On another note, I had problems with using my flash on a friends MZ50
- the sCA was 372, which lacks the cutout on front of the shoe foot.
It fit well (but not like original with the cutout) on my SFXn, but
seemed to not get contact with the MZ50 - it didn't fire. It's only
the AF bodies with the
KG Actually the Epson slide adapter can do up to 2400 DPI on the 12xx series
KG and up to 3200 DPI when installed on a 16xx scanner. Of course the dynamic
KG range is only around 3-3.2 or so.
KG Kent Gittings
I am not sure if you mean the same flatbed as I, but the Epson
Perfection Photo series
Paul,
would you please care to comment or compare the Mir 2.5/20 with
CZJ 2.8/20 ? I own the CZJ and am really curious how the Mir
compares to it. I have done 26x39cm (fullframe-that's 30x40cm
paper, I usually frame and print fullframe) which are really
sharp, at f/8 1/60
My thanks to Shel and others who have pointed out the limitations of my assumption. To
my surprise and delight, you've given me reason to go for something a cut above
Quantaray. A memorable picture is worth more than the paper it's printed on or the
cost it took to print it.
Paul Stregevsky
I got a fast connection and I just happen to be a Michael Franks fan.
If you are so inclined you can email it to me.
On Wednesday 02 January 2002 17:08, you wrote:
It's a big file. I doubt if anyone wants you to e-mail it to
them. ;-)
Len
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I wrote to SRB (http://www.srbfilm.co.uk), lens conversion specialists in England.
This was their reponse:
It may be possible to convert your lenses to PK fitting. Basically, this
would involve fitting a modified PK/M42 adaptor to each lens, and machining
the bayonet release cut out on the
Hi Bob, I don`t think any M42`s ever said SMC PENTAX on them.
I think it was a K mount modified to be a T mount.
Steve Larson
Redondo Beach, California
Bob Blakely wrote:
Often this means the item is a T mount. I have two of these. Strictly
speaking, it is a screw mount to which various
Chris,
Sometimes, it is a good idea to actually learn and experiment with
slide films. The lab will just process and mount the slides - no
machine or human judgement involved. It helps you learn better
because you can see the results of your efforts. Also, because the
film is less forgiving
Hi,
After some discussion with Shel, he reccomended TriX to me and i've been
using it for most of my b/w since then, i do use Neopan 1600 when i need
some xtra speed (which is a really good film for its speed).
I really like TriX and I like the grain :) Although i havent tried that many
other
I've order the Sigma 70-300 APO Macro. Lenses in this range are always
weakest at the long end, and I want to shoot for maximum possible
sharpness at 300 mm. Popular Photography reviewed the lens in the March
2000 issue. They say that at 300 mm. and closest macro distance (a bit
less than 1 m.),
Two inches! Geez, you could be in Buffalo!
Very strange (well, perhaps not so...), but here in Toronto, we have no snow at
all, despite the fact that we're probably less than 100 miles from Buffalo. But
they get Lake Effect Snow from Lake Erie, which always blows by Toronto. As all
of you in
On Wed, 2 Jan 2002, Bruce Dayton wrote:
Chris,
Sometimes, it is a good idea to actually learn and experiment with
slide films. The lab will just process and mount the slides - no
machine or human judgement involved. It helps you learn better
because you can see the results of your
Lasse, thanks for the comments. I left the photo unretouched in spirit of
the synchronicity theme. I do agree some cropping and an exposure change
would have helped.
Wes Montgomery is a good choice! I think, however, that based on my poor
effort for the January PUG, Wes' song Sack O'Woe
Chris,
Most 1 hour places don't do slides, but you can ask around and find a
place that does it on site. Turn around time is usually a few hours.
Price should be $5-$8 per roll of 36. Prints can be made from slides.
There are many places that do it. I have had good luck and reasonable
prices
Please accept my apology for my woeful attempt this month. It appears I
submitted the wrong version of the photo I wanted on the PUG.
Especially compared to exceptional submissions throughout the PUG, and to
add insult to injury, being sandwiched between Cotty's most recent work of
art and the
Joseph Tainter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
(...)
So, are the SQF/MTF tables done at some distance other than
closest
focus? Which distance?
Hi Joe,
The magazines I know usually test the lenses focusing them at 20
times the focal lenght (300x20=6m). This is probably something
Mike Johnston can
On 2 Jan 2002 at 18:08, frank theriault wrote:
If there's one thing I can't stand is someone who starts with an unreasonable
starting price, or has a hugely unreasonable reserve. Or, those that have a BIN
which is huge, set at the (also huge ) reserve. Of course, the remedy is to
ignore
On Wed, 2 Jan 2002 19:25:03 -0500, Chris Niesmertelny wrote:
Please accept my apology for my woeful attempt this month. It appears I
submitted the wrong version of the photo I wanted on the PUG.
If you feel you have to apologize for yours, I feel I must REALLY do the same for
mine. It's
Thanks Frantisek. I'll check it out. I have to get back to working on
the website, but I'm having too much fun taking photographs.
Paul
Frantisek Vlcek wrote:
Paul,
the Irfanview (a freeware image viewer/editor, like ACDsee) can
create HTML pages with thumbnails and links to larger
If it's similar to Quark Xpress, this may be just right for me. I've been using
Quark for at least 15 years. Sounds like a good bet.
Thanks,
Paul
Cotty wrote
While we're on the subject here (I presume you've opened this thread
because you're interested in the subject line), if you have a
MX #1's hot shoe has gone cold and the X-synch is decidedly tepid (blows
hot cold). I just put it down to it being dropped on its head as a baby.
When I bought MX #2 I made sure I asked the salesman to check that the
hotshoe worked
Wendy
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Wendy Beard
Ottawa, Canada
Rob Studdert wrote:
I haven't begun to delve into the wireless flash area as yet but after reading
your paragraph above I have a question. Is the IR flash trigger a generated by
the MZ-S body?
Actually it's neither IR nor a radio signal that communicates between
the MZ-S body and the remote
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