Tungsten may not be exactly right on but it will be pretty close.
Len
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From: C or B Waters [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Sunday, January 06, 2002 10:03 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: What did we shoot this weekend?
Cool camper shot there. I like that
I guess that if ISO 800 was grossly overexposed, then ISO 400 should just be
overexposed, right? It's only one stop less, isn't it? Just how many stops
is grossly? ;-)
Len (G,d, and r)
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From: Bill Owens [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Sunday, January 06, 2002
I second Aaron's comments and would add that you should seriously
consider buying only lenses with the highest optical and build quality.
A good lens will outlast many cameras, and can be used on cameras
purchased later. They are, in essence, a lifetime investment. The
newer cameras are pretty
I'd like to modify my last statement to read A good lens will outlast
many contemporary cameras,
Creature's Comfort wrote:
I second Aaron's comments and would add that you should seriously
consider buying only lenses with the highest optical and build quality.
A good lens will outlast many
Many thanks for comments on my first entry I didnt say so on the pug,
but I would love any comments - good or bad.
My Favourites are:
Frozen Leaves by Maciej Marchlewski
Beautiful mood by good use of DOF. You can almost 'feel' the cold.
Aubrey by Bruce Dayton
Lovely portrait - showing real
We had some of the same weather up here this
weekend.Took my new,to me,S3 and walked around the
horse farm and took some pictures of an old barn,partially
frozen ponds and tree lined walk ways.Also tried some
candle in a light box shots.Taking them in today.I
dont have my own facilities.
Did
Hi Cotty,
On Sun, 6 Jan 2002 23:00:18 +, Cotty wrote:
Yup. The Nikon site proclaims that there is no Nikon-originated profile
for the LS-1000. I have searched a bit further. I use Google almost
exclusively [...]
I'm afraid I can't help much, then. :-) In Evening's Photoshop for
On Sunday, January 6, 2002, at 10:46 PM, Bob Blakely wrote:
Small furry rodents with large caliber weapons.
Where'd they get those?
-Aaron
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C'mon, Aaron,
You should know by now that EVERYONE in the US has firearms! :-)
-frank
Aaron Reynolds wrote:
On Sunday, January 6, 2002, at 10:46 PM, Bob Blakely wrote:
Small furry rodents with large caliber weapons.
Where'd they get those?
-Aaron
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Sent: January 7, 2002 7:32 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Pug Comments
.
Rainbow Bridge by Jackie Dowell
Like you, I am not sure about the bush or the bridge being the focus.
Unfortunately, Shel is not within borrowing distance :( The stealth
factor
of a Leica would be nice though. I was photographing two of our cats
sleeping the other day, and when the LX shutter fired, one cat about
jumped out of his skin, I wonder which is going to be faster, the cat
or the camera
Steven I went out and shot some snow images.
Slnow falling on weed seed pods heads can be interesting. There was some good stuff.
I've come up with a new favorite arrangement for photographing small items: I put a
short extension tube behind a long (or zoom) lens. With a 12mm or so tube,
Hi Rob, Thanks for the kind words. If you have a few beers or a few
glasses of wine, Boats with Lights looks a little better ;) The
softness was a combination of the 1.2 aperture and 1/30`s shutter
speed hand held, 800ASA would have been the trick and would
have given me 1/60`s shutter speed, a
http://www.home.aone.net.au/audiobias/furry.jpg
Actually, that's the Canadian Special Forces! They're on our side! They help
keep
the American eagle from becoming chicken dinner!
Regards,
Bob...
Let us contemplate our forefathers, and posterity,
and resolve to maintain the
I confess I didn't shoot anything but I did spend some time in the bathroom,
I mean darkroom with Tri-X and D-76 processing some negatives from the
Atlanta snow.
Evan
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Gee Bob,
What gear did you use for that shot? That bokah is NUTS!!!
BGoofyG
Cory Waters
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From: Bob Blakely [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Monday, January 07, 2002 9:41 AM
Subject: Re: What did we shoot this weekend?
It's crap, crap, crap, the extra stop isn't worth it
at all, but I did get it real cheap :)
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On Saturday, January 5, 2002, at 03:19 AM, Flavio
Minelli wrote:
Did you ever wonder why there are
so many used Sigma 28-105/2.8 for sale? That one
I've been away for a few days, so just catching up on my PDML
news/views. Actually the pre-flash is there even if you do not use the
AF360 remotely because it fires a control flash to measure the flash
with the multi-zone meter system (P-TTL) and that is what I believe one
sees through the
I have a 2nd gen. Tamron 28-200 in mint condition I'll sell him for $200
plus shipping that includes the Tamron close-up lens and a filter or a
Tamron 28-105 in the same condition for $125. I don't use my Pentax AF gear
anymore and I'd like to give them good homes before I decide to stick them
Paul Stenquist [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
asked -
Did anyone shoot film this weekend? snip
Paul
Actually I was going to take out the two newly skinned LXs, one with
color slide the other with bw and just take some shots. This plan was
slightly changed when I went to the Post Office
Why am I not surprised our armed forces need to
recruit rodents :)
--- Bob Blakely [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://www.home.aone.net.au/audiobias/furry.jpg
Actually, that's the Canadian Special Forces!
They're on our side! They help
keep
the American eagle from becoming chicken dinner!
It's not my shot. I first got the link from Wheatfield (Now Snowfield?)
Willie, and later from Rod Studdert. Thanks for the great laughs, guys.
Regards,
Bob...
Let us contemplate our forefathers, and posterity,
and resolve to maintain the rights bequeathed to us
from the
So do I, hummm where is that 67 to K adaptor when I
need it.
--- Aaron Reynolds [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Here are three quick scans:
http://homepage.mac.com/aaronreynolds/.Pictures/bokeh.jpg
http://homepage.mac.com/aaronreynolds/.Pictures/barn.jpg
That rodent (I think it's a Beaver, so it must be Canadian - you're right Bob)
is actually with a Reconaissance Squadron. That's not a bazooka on his
shoulder, its a screwmount 1000mm Tak, painted green, to look military. Due
to underfunding, we couldn't afford the proper tripod, and all the
On Monday, January 7, 2002, at 10:21 AM, Brendan wrote:
So do I, hummm where is that 67 to K adaptor when I
need it.
Right, like I would ACTUALLY let this lens out of my sight...
;)
-Aaron
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That's called spherical aberration or coma I think. Unless the aperture
diaphragm is not circular at whatever F-stop you chose.
Kent Gittings
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To: [EMAIL
Hi Cotty,
if you want to make the work yourself, there are very good
_freeware_ (so you don't have to have PS6)
tools for generating ICC/ICM (?) profiles from scans of a known
target. Generally, it works by scanning a known target like IT-8,
(e.g. Kodak's Q60 or the equivalent
[...]
TR You do know that mixing hot lights and flash is going to make color
TR balancing the shots difficult? Nothing a good custom printer could not
TR handle but not something a mini-lab can fix.
Hi Tom, sorry to interupt the thread, but how exactly would a custom
printer handle it? It seems
Has anyone noticed how cheap and plentiful the Sigma 8mm fisheye has suddenly become
on EBay? Someone seems to be sellng a cache of them for less than $200 new. Hasn't
this lens been selling new for aboug $600? Or are the EBay units an older model?
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Monday, January 07, 2002, 2:37:01 PM, Doug wrote:
[...]
DF Photographers book, he mentions that there's a company out there that
DF will build a profile for a specific output device. My suspicion is
DF that it's more expensive than a new scanner that does have an ICC
DF profile from the
I'm almost sure the 95mm is the filter ring on the removable hood not the
lens barrel.
Kent Gittings
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Subject: CZJ Sonnar
The faster the optical system (or F-stop) the more pronounced the coma can
be.
Kent Gittings
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Bruce Dayton
Sent: Saturday, January 05, 2002 6:40 PM
To: Ed Mathews
Subject: Re: 77 specular bokeh talk (again!)
Being a biologist by training I would have to say that the rodent in
question is a prairie dog of some variety.
h, the link came from Australia so perhaps it is another plan by the
Aussies to introduce a non-native species to eradicate a previously
introduced non-native species that (as
I wouldn't exactly call the East German CZJ as world class. While a good
value it is not as good as the West German Zeiss or Schneider lenses. Much
better than Pentacon's own Meyer Gorlitz 300/4 lens though. The lens is
designed for medium format so with the M42 adapter on it its light path is
list, sorry but I really can't manage to contact Paul off-list. My
messages to him just get returned, EVEN if I just hit reply to his
message to me (not to list).
Hi Paul, still the same problem. I sent you two mails, on both I got
mail failure, use unknown... what's the problem?!? I got your
Found a Spotmatic with Super Tak 50/1.4, Accura 135mm and a don't-remember 28mm, as
well as a flash acc. shoe for $65.
Is this a worthwhile purchase?
CRB
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Yes.
Bill, KG4LOV
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Sent: Monday, January 07, 2002 11:21 AM
Subject: Should I get it?
Found a Spotmatic with Super Tak 50/1.4, Accura 135mm and a don't-remember
28mm, as well as a
I finally got around to putting up a quick little page with a few
shots from my September trip north. Let´s you look at a couple of our
fellow PDMLers. The shots are digital and non-Pentax but the subject is on
topic.
The page is at http://cesar_abdul.homestead.com/pdml_md.html
Asking that here is a bit like asking a teenagers if you should order some
pizza.
The answer will always be yes :)
Cory W
Actually the answer will often be No way. It's all junk. You don't need
it. BTW how do we contact the seller?
BG
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Cotty,
Thanks for taking so much time to go through the PUG and comment on so
many different images.
Aubrey does have very dominant eyes. I think they are already looking
into my soul at this young age. I'm glad that you found the image
memorable as I have. Having just a touch of catch-light
Rob,
Funny you should mention the background. Aubrey is a strong willed
little girl and on this particular occasion, she had decided that she
was *not* going to have her picture taken. She was running all over
the place, making quite a racket. I resorted to having my oldest
daughter hold her,
Paul Stenquist [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
asked -
Did anyone shoot film this weekend? snip
Paul
Yeah, and quite an adventure, too!
The wife and drove up to Healdsburg, CA from San Mateo. That's about 90 miles, and on
Saturday that was in heavy rain for most of the trip.
We went to see a dog
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Subject: Re: A Z-1p manual
Here is a website with a scanned copy of the pz1p
manual.
http://www.lumine.net/jat/equipment/pz1p/
MANY THANKS:))
That's what I need...
Greetz
Artur
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No way to get it before the end of the month. And add some shipping
costs...:))
I live in Poland:)
But now I have what I need...
Thanks anyway
Artur
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About $4.00 U.S. will get you a brand new manual from Pentax.
Len
And
Wow, that manual is thick. It might be
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Subject: Pug Comments
Night Perspective by Artur Ledóchowski
Absolutely Wonderful. Totally love this one, My favourite this month.
You make me blush:))
Thanks
Artur
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I'd say yes. The 1.4 alone is likely worth $20 or $30 alone, providing it doesn't
suffer from the yellow curse (in which
case it still works great as a bw lens). I shouldn't say worth, but that's what
they tend to go for on eBay. I
personally think that they're worth way more than that -
Hi ...
No need to apologize, but it's gratefully accepted. It's easy to
misconstrue intent when we communicate in this manner, and considering
that I often kid around on this list, it's even easier to understand
your response. Just be glad I'm not Mafud vbg.
It's a tough subject to tackle
On my latest trip north in December I got together with two PDMLers.
Each one separately. During the second visit, this one with Ed Mathews, we
started comparing his Nikon F100 and my MZ-S. I threw up a page with photos
of them side by side. No specification comparisons are made.
Today I went to my local high-end pro lab to pick up some film, and
asked about scanning BW negs. According to the fellow I spoke with,
who may not ne the most knowledgeable guy in the shop - but by no means
a dunce - they can do a drum scan of a 35mm BW negative that will
generate a file of
Cesar;
We should have taken side-by-side comparrisons of your beat-to-hell LX with
my pristine example!
Christian
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To: 'Pentax' [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, January 07, 2002 2:48 PM
Subject: Camera comparison during
There have been a few comments and questions here recently about light
meter. Here's another point of view:
http://www.butzi.net/reviews/light_meters.htm
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Shel Belinkoff
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http://home.earthlink.net/~belinkoff/
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Hi,
Just how many stops
is grossly? ;-)
144.
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Monday, January 07, 2002, 12:20:35 PM, you wrote:
I guess that if ISO 800 was grossly overexposed, then ISO 400 should just be
overexposed, right? It's only one stop less, isn't it? Just how many stops
right outside our front door we have a bird feeder. we keep it full and it the
birds know it. there is a male and female cardinal that has been here for a
couple of winters and i spent some of the afternoon trying to get the optimum
shot of them. i am still trying.
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Hi Shel,
the London Independent newspaper, which is excellent for
photojournalism, has today just started a feature about WES's Pittsburgh
project. This coincides with the publication of the book 'Dream
Street', which is a version of his unfinished symphony. I bought the
book about 2 weeks ago
from http://www.photoheer.com.ar/Mercado/Venta.htm:
CAMARA ASAHI PENTAX MX CON 50 mm f 1.2
CON MOTOR
LENTE 135 mm f 3,5
FLASH PENTAX.
ZOOM VIVITAR PARA NIKON 70/210 mm
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mail2web - Check your email
This page contains the nicest color photos of currently made Russian lenses in one
place that I've seen in one place; specs, too. It includes several of the wide angle
Zenitars dicussed in recent weeks, plus the Peleng 8 and 17 and the latest Rubinar
mirror lenses:
Then there's no problem. The correct exposure using ISO 800
film (or ISO 400, for that matter) can be obtained by leaving
the lens cap on the lens. Or, if you can't do that, leave the
camera in the box while shooting. :)
Len
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From: Bob Walkden [EMAIL
Rob,
I am flattered, thank you very much for your kind words! The conditions for
photography were not very easy, it was getting darker, the sun was lowering,
I had to wait till the surfer came into the frame, there was an incredible
amount of wind on the beach. I was very pleased my efforts paid
Last week I shot in Stonehenge, and the Roman bath in Bath.
And I tried the moon with the SMC-A 400mm/f5.6 and 1.7 AF teleconverter on
my PZ-1. Which reminds me to send in the film.
Frits Wüthrich
Paul Stenquist asked:
Did anyone shoot film this weekend?
Paul
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right outside our front door we have a bird feeder. we keep it full and it
the
birds know it. there is a male and female cardinal that has been here for
a
couple of winters and i spent some of the afternoon trying to get the
optimum
shot of them. i am still trying.
Which camera are you
Hi all!
Thanks for your prompt response about my queries on MZ-M and the Zone
System. Especially thanks to Shel who gave some nice pointers. Shel, the
exercise you suggested seems quite interesting. I wil try it out.
Anyway I dont think that I am going start any new experiments immediately.
Christian,
Look out that beat-to-hell LX now sports the white cobra skin. I
don't want your pristine LX to get scared ;-)
Cesar
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Sent: Monday, January 07, 2002 2:56 PM
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Subject:
Shel Belinkoff wrote:
they can do a drum scan of a 35mm BW negative that will
generate a file of about 640mb. Is that possible?
I've read of drum scanners that can do 15,000ppi... so yes a 640Mb file from
a 35mm neg is easily possible.
It would seem that in order to get good quality
thanx everyone for your help and suggestions, off- and on-list. i'll take it into
consideration when i plan my trip...you'll here from me again concerning this! again
THANX!
e-man
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It's possible but 64MB is more reasonable, and for BW will generate a perfectly good
36x54 print.
For a quality print of that size or any size, certainly the negative should be very
good.
Maris
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http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=1316834990
That classic 80-200/4 Sears lens that so many
of us have enjoyed through the years -- it was
available in screw mount. I've not noticed one
onf these previously.
Collin
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Brendan can tell you about the Sigma 28-105 f2.8-4.
He bought one (from
me) against my recommendation...and whaddaya think
about it, Brendan? :)
What a salesman!
No sir, you don't want to buy that lens, it's crap
Okay, I'll take two
Can
On 7 Jan 2002 at 11:53, Shel Belinkoff wrote:
Today I went to my local high-end pro lab to pick up some film, and
asked about scanning BW negs. According to the fellow I spoke with,
who may not ne the most knowledgeable guy in the shop - but by no means
a dunce - they can do a drum scan of
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From: Rob Brigham [EMAIL PROTECTED]
My Favourites are:
Frozen Leaves by Maciej Marchlewski
Beautiful mood by good use of DOF. You can almost 'feel' the cold.
Thanks a lot Rob. I've dressed too light and maybe it also affected the
photo :-)
Maybe I shoul've saved
I think I'll skin it with genuine mongoose and we'll see who's scared of
who!
hahahahaha
Christian
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Christian,
Look out that beat-to-hell LX now sports the white cobra skin. I
don't want your pristine LX to get
Maris V. Lidaka, Sr. wrote:
It's possible but 64MB is more reasonable, and for BW will generate a perfectly
good 36x54 print.
For a quality print of that size or any size, certainly the negative should be very
good.
Maris
What's perfectly good? In my experience, a 64 megabyte file is
That's typical of high end drum scans. The retouchers who prepare final
images for advertising campaigns work with scans that are that big and
larger. If you're going to print big, you have to scan big.
Paul
Shel Belinkoff wrote:
Today I went to my local high-end pro lab to pick up some film,
Shel,
Heidelberg Tango scanners have an optical resolution of up to 10,780 dpi.
If you were to scan a 1 x 1.5 image at this resolution, you'd end up with
about 175 million pixels. 24-bit files require 3 bytes per pixel for
storage. That puts you into the 525 million byte range for the raw
ummm... I took pictures of yellow leaves floating in pink liquid. I was
painting my barn/shop red and had washed out the brushes in a large tub of
water, some leaves fell in it (it is like fall here now) the outcome was
very visual.
Leonard Brown
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On Monday, January 7, 2002, at 05:47 PM, Rob Studdert wrote:
The last comment rings true, once you have a good scanner you wont
believe how
critical you can become :-)
Yeah, it's almost a curse. ;)
-Aaron
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Cotty; you wouldn't happen to have a flatbed scanner that could scan that
manual and make it avaialable to the list would you? I've been trying to
find a manual on-line for the AF280T and have had no luck. I don't have
much in exchange except an original LX brochure that I scanned and recently
Hi Shel,
No need to apologize, but it's gratefully accepted. It's easy to
misconstrue intent when we communicate in this manner, and considering
that I often kid around on this list, it's even easier to understand
your response. Just be glad I'm not Mafud vbg.
Trust me, I'm glad.
It's a
Folks don't readily recognize depression when shown by itself. Contrast is necessary,
else
depression may simply appear as a deep reflective mood or deep sadness (which it is
not).
A clearly isolated individual in the midst of folks avidly engaged in normal social
intercourse depicts depression
Thought some may enjoy this. Apparently a ground based telescope has
optically resolved a brown dwarf orbiting another star.
Tom C.
http://www.cnn.com/2002/TECH/space/01/07/brown.dwarf/index.html
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My first thought was to go for the grain, but I decided it would be
almost cliché, so the first roll went to TX, which can provide a nice,
controlled grain structure, which can be manipulated a bit with the
condenser and the dichro head enlargers. But that's just technical
stuff.
The trick is
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Can you account for the weight difference?
Pål Jensen wrote:
There is no plastic on the A 50/1,2. I took
one fully apart after being drowned in seawater
and I couldn't find a single plastic piece.
--
Shel Belinkoff
i was using 1 of my pz1ps and my tokina 75-300 af. the window was so close to
the feeder the birds all really fill the frame.
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From: Bill Owens
Sent: Monday, January 07, 2002 4:10 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: What did you shoot this weekend?
right outside
Hi Paul!
Took my Pentax 6x7, and my 400mm lens and shot some film up in the mountains
on Sat. Got some chromes of a waterfall with a bit of moss and ice around
the pool. It was fun!!
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Sent:
hey list,
I was thinking about this flash I have and it's proper use. it's a Pentax
dedicated non-ttl flash (JCPenney). When used in auto, with the photo-sensor
in the face, it gives a requested aperture setting for the film speed you
have loaded.
Q: If I'm in AV mode and the camera can find an
Well,
Almost nothing... :-(
I was very busy preparing a slide show on Saturday, and Sunday I
woke up too late to benefit from a good light...
I shot a dozen of slides of my youngest cat Nembo (which means
nimbus, barely three months old) climbed on my father's
shoulders on Friday, at sunset
Thanks! I appreciate the effort!
Christian Skofteland
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LOL. Well, seeing as I bastardized one of the poor buggers by ripping it
apart and transplanting a oad of cables and switches into it just so I
could use it
Here are a couple of the snow shots with some football (American) for good
measure.
These are not my scans. Not that I'm much better than Snapfish is BUT
Cory Waters
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Forgot to add the link!
Well, here it is:
http://community.webshots.com/album/28774640KNsBjHjyrm
Cory Waters
feeling dorky
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Why not borrow a Zenitar 16mm f/2.8 in Pentax K-mount? Or do
you need to stay rectilinear all the way?
Len
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Sent: Monday, January 07, 2002 5:49 PM
Subject: Re: What did we shoot this weekend?
The
Two reasons: I'm not familiar with the lens, so I didn't even think
about it and I don't know anyone who has a sample that I can borrow.
Perhaps a third reason is that I'd have to return it, and sometimes I
get sidetracked with details like that, so I wouldn't want to borrow
anything unless the
I wish they would convert more of these over to k-mount. Bet they could
sell quite a few more.
Joe
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AL No way to get it before the end of the month. And add some shipping
AL costs...:))
AL I live in Poland:)
AL But now I have what I need...
AL Thanks anyway
AL Artur
Artur, if you seek a hardcopy, try the Pentax distributor in Poland. I
had good luck with mine distributor, they gave me few old
Hi,
I have put these scanned manuals on my website. They are split into
jpegs, one per page. More will come, although mostly for
CZJ/Praktica lenses/cameras. If I have time enough, I will
gradually scan a SFXn operating manual (it's a darn little beast of
too small size and too
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