Otis wrote:
>Having spent a fair bit of time in cooler climes, I'm not sure your example
>supports this point. Depending on the air flow in the car and no. of
>occupants, it would seem the humidity in the car might be quite low and
>condensation on leaving the vehicle minimal and to the extent
Wednesday, March 13, 2002, 9:41:22 PM, Cotty wrote:
>>The D30 is apparently going to be discontinued from what I understand.
C> Of course. But who in their right mind would buy a new D30 when they
C> could get a new D60 for more or less the same price? They'll drop the
C> D30s just to get rid o
Hi,
I have several, as follows:-
B+W 49mm circular polarizer
B+W 52mm slim circular polarizer
B+W 52mm unslim circular polarizer
B+W 58mm circular polarizer
B+W 77mm circular polarizer
Hoya 49mm linear polarizer
Hoya 58mm linear polarizer
they all have their cases and are all in good condition
I'm thinking about buying a good and not too expensive "normal range" zoom
lense to use on my Z1-p. There is the SMC-FA 28-70 mm/4,0 AL which I have
seen. It seems to be quite good and not too pricy. There are also two newer
lenses, both with more tele-range:
1) SMC-FA 24-90mm f/3.5-4.5 AL [IF] an
At 21:49 13.3.2002 -0800, you wrote:
>There are a few used Pentax 15mm lenses out there, but they cost between
>$750 and $900. If you can find one for signficantly less $$$, then it may
>be worth buying. Otherwise, that's a lot of money for a very
>special-purpose item.
The SMC 15/3.5 has been
Any comments?
What's the going price?
Jeff.
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Hi ...
I couldn't find the B+W filter, but I did find a brand new Hoya 52mm
circ-pol fitter. It's never been used, never even been out of its
case. Interested? If so, we can talk off list. Let me know.
Debra Wilborn wrote:
>
> --- Shel Belinkoff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Hi ...
> >
> >
--- Shel Belinkoff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi ...
>
> I may have a 52mm circ-pol, but if I do, it would be
> a B+W Kaseman,
> mucho $$$. Should I look?
Just a teeny peek. (Wince)
> Also, depending on how you use your lenses, you can
> save a few bucks by
> getting a 49mm->52mm step up r
Spring has already sprung around in deepest south
Texas. And since I'm on Spring Break this week, I
have an extra long weekend. Thanks to the very kind
Doug Brewer of Kentucky I have an almost new ZX-5N
with 28-70/4 and 50/2 to shoot up the week.
Today I took a trip to the Gladys Porter Zoo w
I worked on an advertising account of a European automobile manufacturer in the
eighties. We shot a commercial on the beach at Normandy one year and were
unaware of the pattern of the tides. To make a long story short, we drowned a
$100,000 car in the salt water. We did manage to pull it out after
No.
Bill KG4LOV
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To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, March 13, 2002 10:22 PM
Subject: AF360FGZ?
> For those who have this flash, can it swing to left/right? Thx!
>
> regards,
> Alan Chan
>
>
> __
Francis wrote:
> Photo newbie asking for tips. What does this mean?
> shoot it at 400 ISOmake sure you develop it for 400.
> I know the part about shooting it at ISO 400 but how do I
> develop film at ISO 400?
with all due respect, all this metering of IR is mere rubbish.
For those who have this flash, can it swing to left/right? Thx!
regards,
Alan Chan
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Stan,
If you will be spending a few days in Toronto next month, I could
send the Canadian currency to one of the PDML guys if that is
way easier for you.
Yes, I prefer the M-42 Auto mount! Also yes to the 72mm filter.
I will hopefully then be able to use both the 300mm and the
400mm lens with
Whales, hopefully.
This time of year their migration comes very close to the shores of
Southern California. Anyone have any suggestions on which lens to
bring? I'm thinking my 300mm will suffice, but I'm not sure how close the
boats'll actually get to the creatures. I'll probably bring alon
David wrote:
> If you are using the Kodak film...shoot it at 400 ISO. Your meter on the
> Super will be fine...make sure you develop it for 400. I made the mistake of
> shooting it at 100 and developing it at 400. I now have a roll of nice DARK
> negs too.
actually, if you just use the
Oh man..
I've been into B&H and even though it's a HUGE store, I can just imagine
that scene. Reason being; every sales guy in that place was running around
like a chicken with their heads cut off. Every guy that is, except the one
guy handing out the catalogs and giving directions...he looked m
wendy beard wrote:
> It seems that I'm destined to stay at home and listen to my new "Sounds of
> North American Frogs" CD.
Wow! What a great name for a band! ;-)
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Brenden,
Congrats on your modified grip. I really wouldn't mind
getting/building one myself . . . but I'm still holding out that Rob
from the land down under is going to actually start producing them. Who
knows, maybe I'd be willing to trade my 500/4.5 for one ;-) (listening
rob?)
Anyho
Joseph,
A while back I had the Tokina 17mm when I aquired the FA 20/2.8. I
had to decide if I was going to keep both. After doing some tests, I
concluded that the 17 was not that much wider to warrant carrying
around two lenses. I think you would want to carry the 15.
Something else you reall
Hi,
Does anyone have experience with this flash unit or with a similar product
by Vivitar/Sunpak or Phoenix? Basically, I need to know if the Pentax unit
is worth the money compared to less-expensive non-Pentax units?
Thanks,
Robert
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If the battery is getting low on a ME super is the LED's the first things to
go. I was trying the trick of super gluing the white lock button so it
wouldn't lock on auto (big hands no fingernails) I went to try the mode
dial(?) and was not getting any led's to light up in the viewfinder. I undid
t
Hello Alex,
I don't have experience with the Sigmas, and I also don't
have the specific Tokina you mentioned. What I have is
Tokina AT-X270 Pro (28-70/2.8), which is really good.
The best thing I found with Tokina is its build quality.
And if you use MF cameras, Tokina is even better than
Pent
Me: "In Pentax 35 mm., I'd like the FA 31 Limited."
B&H: "What lens do you want?"
Me: "The FA 31 Limited."
B&H: "You want a 35 mm. lens?"
Me: "No, the FA 31 Limited."
B&H: "What lens?"
Me: "The FA 31 Limited."
Long pause.
B&H: "What's the focal length?"
Me: "31 mm."
Even longer pause.
B
Hi, Wendy,
Toronto? If you ever do get this way (and have an hour or two), feel free to
let me know to see if we can have a coffee or something. I know if you're
coming for stuff like kids' sports tournies, time can be short. Ah well, moot
point for this weekend, anyway...
This weekend? I do
For ultra-wide, I have the FA 20-35 (a great lens) and the Zenitar 16mm.
f2.8 fisheye. I am thinking about getting a non-fisheye prime that is
wider than the FA 20-35. The choices seem to be:
17 mm. (Tamron, Tokina): 104 degree diagonal field
15 mm. (Pentax, if one can find used) 111 degree diago
Stay away from Genesis.the only mail order sources that I'd trust would
be B&H or Adorama. KEH is also good as well and have decent prices on
excellent quality used gear. Some folks have had good luck with Genesis and
some of the other low ball NYC camera house but in general you are more ap
At 13:09 13-3-2002 -0500, you wrote:
>What are you planning on photographing this weekend?
I was supposed to be going to niagara falls after my son had played in a
soccer tournament in Toronto on friday.
The coach resigned a couple of weeks ago, and now they're not going to the
tournament, so w
I have both 75mm lenses. I got the LS 75 when I needed the higher synch
speed for fill flash. You can't shoot on Program mode with the LS 75, only
aperture AE, which is what I like shooting anyway. I'd advise getting the LS
75.
Jim A.
> From: "Bill Owens" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Reply-To: [EMAIL
I just checked the auction at 19:08 here in Illinois, and found that the
seller has removed the auction from ebay. Apparently the item is 'no
longer available.'
Illinois Bill
Ann Sanfedele wrote:
>
> Hmmm - Bill, I just went there and got Darios.
> ann
>
> "Peifer, William [OCDUS]" wrote:
>
WTB: "The Lens Book" by Roger Hicks and Frances Schultz
I am looking for a copy of this book in at least "decent" condition,
in either hard cover or soft cover.
If you have a copy for sale, please email me privately at
[EMAIL PROTECTED], stating the condition and your price.
Thanks.
Fred
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Out with the old, in with the new! No, I'm net getting rid of my manual
Pentax gear, but thinking about replacing my old digital camera with
something newer and sharper.
I'm using a Sony Mavica, which is, at best, marginal for my needs. It
does have a couple of features that I like, however. O
"Alexandre A. P. Suaide" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Hello all,
>
>I would like to by a 28-70 2.8 lens and don't know what is better. The
>Pentax 28-70 2.8 is
>out of question because it is too expensive for me. So I am considering the
>
>Sigma 28-70 2.8 EX ASP
>and
>Tokina 28-70 2.6-2.8 Pro II
AA> where from ? I would like to try this film.
Hi Alan,
where are you situated? The film indeed is cheap if bought locally
(but export prices are of course higher, to cope with much
different "buying power" of the Dollar Almighty, which is about
3x bigger than our currency's usually)
IMO, your best bet is the Tokina 28-80/2.8. I've tested it.superb.
Robert James
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Hello Alex, I own the Sigma 24-70 2.8 EX. This lens fit my situation
extremely well. It is inexpensive, nice and wide (24mm) and after shooting
some film it produces some excellent images. I even shot directly into the
late afternoon sun and I did not get any flare whatsoever. I only got a
Alexandre,
Tough call. My wisdom and experience puts the Tokina as the best
choice. There are many aspects to a lens. Sigma generally seems to
get sharpness pretty good, but has problems in other areas (build
quality, compatibility). I have the ATX Tokina Pro II that you
mentioned and have fou
Hello all,
I would like to by a 28-70 2.8 lens and don't know what is better. The
Pentax 28-70 2.8 is
out of question because it is too expensive for me. So I am considering the
Sigma 28-70 2.8 EX ASP
and
Tokina 28-70 2.6-2.8 Pro II
or
Sigma 24-70 2.8 EX
Which one is better (less distortions,
Maybe someone will take a picture of my big booty planted on the couch
watching the race at Sebring on SPEED channel
probably not though :)
Cory Waters
Fully convinced that the recent problems with my MZ-5N were caused by Shell
using it to photograph ME!
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I'm sure it uses distance info some how but at the
same time it doesn't warn you when you choose certain
apertures like F16 pointed at something 50 ft away.
--- tom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 13 Mar 2002 at 14:54, Peifer, William [OCDUS]
> wrote:
> >
> > I guess the way to test Tom V's ide
I broke and lost a piece of the copper contact in the battery
compartment of my Spotmatic F. When I had a CLA done, I asked to have
this repaired. They lapped a piece of similar copper contact over the
stub that remained and soldered them together. Has worked just fine
since. If your good with
Not such a big gamble. Most modern pc fab processes wash boards with
deionized water now. But, as you say, remember to use distilled water.
Otis
Brendan wrote:
> We routinely wash laptop mother boards out in
> distilled water after users spill coffee on them, it's
> a 50/50 chance we take but
On 13 Mar 2002 at 14:03, Bruce Dayton wrote:
> William,
>
> The biggest flaw I see to Tom's observations is when you bounce or
> diffuse the flash. How would the body go about knowing that is what
> you are doing? In those cases, you should see severe underexposure.
> My experience is that the
On 13 Mar 2002 at 14:54, Peifer, William [OCDUS] wrote:
>
> I guess the way to test Tom V's idea (about the possibility that the flash
> intensity is calculated from distance and guide number information, but not
> controlled by an actual TTL sensor reading)
I backed away from that...;)
I'm wo
>I think you might have the inside line on this, no? Wot the Dickens???
My dear Peter, whatever gives you that impression?
Tally ho!
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William,
The biggest flaw I see to Tom's observations is when you bounce or
diffuse the flash. How would the body go about knowing that is what
you are doing? In those cases, you should see severe underexposure.
My experience is that they work fine.
Bruce Dayton
Wednesday, March 13, 2002,
Ann Sanfedele wrote:
> Yeah this was a treat!
> I think I'm just as glad I missed the porn :)
> annsan
Ah, these guys must be pretty uptight. It wasn't porn, more like glamour
photography. Nice looking girl, that's all. I kind of liked it. Better
looking body than that ugly camera. :)
Bob
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And so it begins, to finance 67 purchases, I am starting to sell some
of my 35 stuff. First to go is an FA 135 f:2.8. Condition is in KEH
Like New -. This is the metal barreled lens that Roberto Burgos used
to crow about. I have found for me that it is a focal length that I
just don't use much
Hi,
Just received my "pristine" Spotmatic F from
ebay--well, sort of pristine, except the battery
compartment has a leaking battery in it. The copper
contact has corroded off (actually, it fell into my
lap after I removed the battery). It makes me wonder
how the seller knew the meter was workin
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From: Bill Owens
Subject: 645 lenses
> Since I've got a 645 body coming via ebay, I'm in the market
for a 75/2.8
> lens for it. Charlotte Camera has several in stock, including
the leaf
> shutter version. I'm leaning towards this one, but would like
the opinion
> o
Hello to all,
Photo newbie asking for tips. What does this mean?
shoot it at 400 ISOmake sure you develop it for 400.
I know the part about shooting it at ISO 400 but how do I develop film at
ISO 400?
Thanks again.
Francis
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You guys can help me load the film in the
dark
Dave
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Re: What are you planning on photographing this weekend?
Don't forget to invite the Local PDM
On 13 Mar 2002 at 11:03, Bruce Dayton wrote:
> tom,
>
> I was thinking that it had more to do with getting more even light do
> to flash fill moreso than TTL alone. On the older bodies, metering
> for TTL did not include ambient light at all, so most images ended up
> looking like dark backgrou
Hi,
The famous photo is on the front cover of McCurry's book 'Portraits',
published by Phaidon. On the back cover it shows what I assume is the
next frame he shot. She'd obviously realised what he was doing,
covered her face, and she looks to me as though she was giggling,
embarrassed, proud etc.
See "How a cyberposse is protecting you from auction fraud" at
http://www.zdnet.com/anchordesk/stories/story/0,10738,2854231,00.html
then
Stop auction fraud! We can do it. Here's how at
http://www.zdnet.com/anchordesk/stories/story/0,10738,2854375,00.html
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> Shel, I have a backup aol account -
> THere isn't a way to send hotlinks from outside. Another AOL nasty.
> They just don't allow them in.
Not that I'm a big AOL fan, but I don't think thats true.
Funny this should come up today. I have an AOL account that I use pretty
much just for ISP purp
tom,
I was thinking that it had more to do with getting more even light do
to flash fill moreso than TTL alone. On the older bodies, metering
for TTL did not include ambient light at all, so most images ended up
looking like dark backgrounds. With later bodies, ambient light is
taken into accou
Don't forget to invite the Local PDML chapter Dave :-)
--- David Brooks <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Go to know this.I hope ti shoot my first IR roll
> when the leaves come out soon.
>
> Dave
>
> Begin Original Message
>
> From: David Spaulding <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Sent: Wed, 13 Mar
Actually I'd also like to know since when bounced or
using the omni bounce cover it still exposes correctly
even with 2 stops loss. It seems that it does it
something more like this ( using your theory as a
template )
- lens says it's focused at 10 feet
- flash guide number is 40
- aperture is f/
Christian Skofteland wrote:
> Any comments or suggestions are welcome if not downright sought after. I
> love taking pictures of bugs and things (even if these photos don't show it)
> and anything that will help me improve my results would be greatly
> appreciated.
Interesting stuff. Unfortunat
Patrick White wrote
> This doesn't have any Pentax content, but..
> My officemate sent me this link. seems this guy dropped his digital camera
> in a pond and then proceeded to use it in it's damaged state. He's getting
> some very interesting artistic pictures that I thought some here might
> a
If you are running IE6,
it has some settings that are a problem
with Adobe Acrobat.
Yes, more MS sabotage. No doubt in my mind.
It became evident with their last "upgrade".
Collin
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In a message dated 13/03/02 18:10:44 GMT Standard Time, Cotty writes:
<< I'm opening a book on what the Pentax DSLR will go for in the AP mail
order shops (not the SRP) - and my opener is £1949 bare bones on it's
intro.
Anyone fancy a flutter ? ;-)
>>
I think you might have the inside li
1- You must choose JUST ONE Pentax brand body of any era and format.
2- You must have personal experience with it, no matter if you own it,
owned it, borrowed it, rented it. You must have used it (it's not a wish
list).
3- Again, you must choose JUST ONE.
4- Send the answers OFF-LIST, TO ME, to do
Go to know this.I hope ti shoot my first IR roll
when the leaves come out soon.
Dave
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To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: What are you planning on photographing this weekend?
> I p
Please send the messages to me directly, to not disturb other
members,thanks.
Also, I've not included 110 and digital cameras, just because I started
this way, and I didn't want to change in the middle of the way.
Also, if you already submited and want to add new items, please put clearly
in your
These are the conditions:
1 - You must answer off-list, right to me.
2 - You must choose your favorite emulsion (35 and 120/220 allowed. Color
and b
and w)
3 - You must choose ONLY ONE (color print OR slide OR b and w, etc).
4 - You must have personal experience with it.
WINNER by now: Tri-X with
These are the conditions:
1 - You must answer off-list exclusively. On-list votes will not be
included.
2 - You must choose Your Favorite Pentax Lens. ONLY ONE. Yes, ONLY ONE.
3 - It must be original, no third-party allowed.
4 - Primes and zooms.
5 - You must specifiy: Tak, Super Tak, SMC Tak, K,
This doesn't have any Pentax content, but..
My officemate sent me this link.. seems this guy dropped his digital camera
in a pond and then proceeded to use it in it's damaged state. He's getting
some very interesting artistic pictures that I thought some here might
appreciate. Th
I've noticed over the course of the last year that rolls of film that were shot with
TTL flash metering (and flash) have much more consistent exposure across frames than
rolls
that used matrix metering and ambient light.
I've come to this conclusion after proofing dozens of rolls of b+w.
Seem
Blimey, I just realised that http://www.parkcameras.com/index.htm only
give you £600 part ex on your D30. If thats the case, ebay ones should
be well under £1000 - wouldnt surprise me, but £600 sounds a bit stingy.
> -Original Message-
> From: Cotty [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: 13
D60 £2199, D100 TBC (SUB £2000) - from
http://www.parkcameras.com/index.htm
When they are actually out, expect street prices to be lower still.
The editor from What Digital Camera in the UK reckons the D100 may even
be as low as £1500RRP.
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> From: Cotty [mailto:[EMAI
Since I've had my head buried in business paperwork for the last month, I'm
getting out and will make a photo of anything. I don't care if the weather
isn't quite spring yet. I'll get a few of the mountains around Boise and let
you all see where I am.
Dave
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Congrats Simon!
Dave
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> I plan on finishing up with my infrared assignment. My first roll didn't
> turn out so well. Perhaps an advice from the group is needed. I am using
> a Pentax ME Super (just bought it) with Kodak HIE infrared film. The
> negatives came out really dense (dark). You can hardly see through the
Since I've got a 645 body coming via ebay, I'm in the market for a 75/2.8
lens for it. Charlotte Camera has several in stock, including the leaf
shutter version. I'm leaning towards this one, but would like the opinion
of some of you Pentax MF experts out there.
Thanks
Bill KG4LOV
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re: copyright
http://www.eff.org/Intellectual_property/asmp_copyright.paper
is the ASMP paper on copyright for photographers
Doug
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Subject: Re: 645
> LS = Leaf Shutter, doesn't it?
Yup.
William Robb
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Dave O'Brien wrote: "Does ebay have a 'wasting our time and bandwidth'
charge?"
I dunno, but when the auction closes they ask for a cut of the final price!
Regards,
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FA 24-90mm, no traces of light use. Box, caps, and papers, of course.
AF280T flash with case, manual, and the AFW-1 wide-angle (24mm) clip-on
diffuser and case.
330FTZ flash with case, manual, original box (somewhat worn), plus extension
cord 5P (sorry, hot shoe cord adapters not in stock to go
In a message dated 13/03/02 16:23:07 GMT Standard Time, Frantisek writes:
<< Cac> It's a shame that no drop-in (externally rotatable) polarisers appear
to be
Cac> available.
Does no filter maker make them? Or could the Nikon's be adapted? They
are the rotatable variety (small gears).
>>
The D30 is apparently going to be discontinued from what I understand.
Cheers,
Dave
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Date: Wed, 13 Mar 2002 16:30:31 +
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Digital prices (was: Re: OT: Hilarious shill bidding on eBay)
>Canon announ
On Wed, 13 Mar 2002, Mick Maguire wrote:
> Is now at a cool $14,153,000.12
>
> http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1338871855
Does ebay have a 'wasting our time and bandwidth' charge?
dave
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Well, I guess I can turn stealth mode off...
Fred
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Unless, they have changed the law since I last looked. You have to register
the work before you can go to court. Unlike the old law you don't have to
have done that in advance of the infringment.
Ciao,
Graywolf
http://pages.prodigy.net/graywolfphoto
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Very likely. Bill is on Road Runner and Carolina RR has been having problems
all the past week. See my Wiley Coyote post.
Ciao,
Graywolf
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Try right-clicking the link and saving it to your hard drive.
Also try opening Acrobat beforehand.
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Mark,
May do some potraiture with my sister-in-law and wife's cousin in the Japanese garden
near home. Will use the LX and 85mm f1.4. Also the Spottie and 105mm f2.8.
Actually, I don't have any St. Pat's plans. Strange how I rarely do (being named
Brendan Patrick MacRae). St. Brendan was reall
I wrote:
[A couple of questions about the TTL ring and used TTL prism finders]
Hi folks,
Thanks to all of you who replied to my questions about this expensive little
TTL ring. I suspect I'll have to buy the bullet and buy a replacement one
when I finally find a used prism finder. Seems to
I've been trying all morning. The response I get is:
"Internet Explorer was not able to open this Internet site. The requested
site is either unavailable or cannot be found"
Bill
> I downloaded a few on Monday and had no issues at all.
>
> Christian
>
> On Wednesday 13 March 2002 10:02, you w
Aaron wrote:
> Vanessa is in a tournament in Niagara-On-The-Lake this weekend,
> so I'm bringing the toybox for some hockey pictures and some
> Niagara-On-The-Lake pictures. Hopefully the weather is nice.
Hi Aaron,
Did the old Oban Inn at Niagara-on-the-Lake ever get reconstructed? We were
l
Ciao Bill!
Bill Owens wrote:
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> Anybody else had problems downloading manuals?
Yes :-(
I cannot see the bottom of this /"&)"(& pop-window (with time estimated
for the download) and choose to download or quit or whatever.
I´m using NS 4.7...
Stefan
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Frank
Maybe this does not help much but you never know...
I had a very similar problem with the K85/1.8 that I bought last June,
except that the sticking point was the half-stop between 1.8 and 2.8. Worked
perfectly on the camera. The lens was under warranty so I returned it for
repair, which
I downloaded a few on Monday and had no issues at all.
Christian
On Wednesday 13 March 2002 10:02, you wrote:
> Anybody else had problems downloading manuals?
>
> Bill
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Bruce wrote:
>There is no assumption in the statement. The word "may" makes it a
>possibility.
>Don't try to hold me accountable for your careless reading.
But the word "may" must be there for a reason. I see no basis why you
should think this possibility "may" exist. The last numbers I saw
Anybody else had problems downloading manuals?
Bill
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Having spent a fair bit of time in cooler climes, I'm not sure your example
supports this point. Depending on the air flow in the car and no. of
occupants, it would seem the humidity in the car might be quite low and
condensation on leaving the vehicle minimal and to the extent any occurs, it
wou
I plan on finishing up with my infrared assignment. My first roll didn't
turn out so well. Perhaps an advice from the group is needed. I am using
a Pentax ME Super (just bought it) with Kodak HIE infrared film. The
negatives came out really dense (dark). You can hardly see through them
except
Congratulations Simon
Francis M. Alviar
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Congrats Simon!
Christian
On Tuesday 12 March 2002 22:41, Simon King wrote:
> Hi All,
> I just wanted to share... my wife gave birth to a beautiful boy at 12:18am,
> 12 March.
> Sam is healthy and happy, weighing in at 3.3Kg (7Lbs 4).
> http://wwwstaff.murdoch.edu.au/~sking/index.htm
> None of t
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