Pat White wrote:
> I've got the 165/2.8, It's sharp and easy to focus, unlike the
> 200/f4. I've got the extension tubes, but for tight portraits I'd
> like to try the 2x converter and/or the 300/f4, as head and shoulder
> shots at three feet don't always look great. the 165 gives you a
> "lo
Brendan wrote:
> So one can be vauge with a telephoto prediction :-)
> The lens line has
> holes in the 100mm+ area so I'm thinking 127mm F1.9
> macro
I really don't think a fast macro lens would fit into the Limited
philosophy of small & light lenses. If they did a Limited macro it
would b
>Old Chestnut
>Geoff Stevens
>Corker! Excellent composition, the tree in the background beautifully
>framed by foreground objects. I'll bet you got some closeups of that
>gnarly twisty tree trunk as well.
Thanks Cotty. I re
visit the area regularly and there's always something to take - it's
d
At 22:13 15.3.2002 +0100, you wrote:
>Hello, Pentax lovers from around the world...
>
>I remember some time ago, I've seen some pictures of a battery grip for the
>Z1-p. Can someone remind me name and address of the company / people who
>manufacture and sells this accessory ?
http://www.wdcamengi
Hi all,
I have a chance to buy a ME F with the SMC Pentax AF Zoom 1:2.8 35-70 mm.
Both seem to be in excellent conditions.
The seller asked me 300 Euro (265 US$). It seems to me not very cheap, but I
don't know if it is actually high.
I'm collectioning the K and M bodies (well, I' m using them, t
Don't worry about others harsh comments, as Stan said
it's easy to
critic. I'm looking at it this way, I just got lots of
free advise and
ideas from 1 roll of film and a few minutes of her
time, next time
I'll also be armed with ideas and purpose rather than
just shooting a
roll not having a clue
So one can be vauge with a telephoto prediction :-)
The lens line has
holes in the 100mm+ area so I'm thinking 127mm F1.9
macro
--- Joseph Tainter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Okay, if they show this lens and produce it and sell
> it in the U.S., I
> will buy one and donate it to the winner of t
Trust me you can keep the geese, as many as you want!
be thankfull you
only get them on their way up and down, we have to
deal with the the
rest of the spring/summer/fall. Also be thankfull you
don't get the
mean ones! too bad were not allowed to hunt them here
but then again I
hear they don't tas
Okay, if they show this lens and produce it and sell it in the U.S., I
will buy one and donate it to the winner of this contest.
Joe
> On 17 Mar 2002 at 20:27, William Robb wrote:
>
> > Tom, are you keeping tabs on this?
>
> I will, but he didn't put anything in the kitty. So far it's just you
Hi,
Thanks for that, I'm going to give it a test after i shoot a role rated at
the reccomended speed. I see in the archive you rated it at 1250.
I'm curious as to how will compare to my current combo of ID11 and Tri-X.
Regards,
Paul
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Cotty wrote:
>
>
> Grain
> Annsan
> Excellent study of texture and form. Very difficult to gauge any sense of
> scale here. and that's just the ticket. Engaging image that draws you
> into it, swallows you up, and spits you out the other side with a 'now
> why can't I shoot pics like that?' feeli
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From: Paul Stenquist
Subject: Re: What did you end up photographing this weekend?
> I managed to get close enough to a Canadian Goose to knock off
a couple
> of good frames today. They are fairly easy to get close to
because they
> think people will feed them. While
Hi David;
I like the basic feel. I would have cropped the image to eliminate the drop
off from the sand, which would have placed the woman closer to a rule of
thirds intersection. And maybe printed a little less cyan and a touch
lighter, though I don't know if the printing suggestions would alter
Hi Amita,
Thank you for your friendly comments.
The photo I captured that evening was a lucky combination
of different elements coming together.
I also enjoyed your website, especially the trip reports to Las Vegas,
Red Rock Canyon, and Death Valley.
Nice shots inside the casinos, especially the
I can't tell - it doesn't fit onto my screen. even if I resize my screen to
1024x768. So I can't see what the composition is like. But I think I would
place the figure closer to the lower right corner. I like the evocative feel
of lone-person-on-lonely-beach but think that the person needs to be s
I wonder why the volume spike in the last week of October?
stan
> From: Lawrence Kwan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Date: Sun, 17 Mar 2002 18:46:44 -0500 (EST)
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: Asahi Optical Company Ltd financial statements
>
> On Sun, 17 Mar 2002, Da
At 07:02 PM 3/17/2002 -0800, Shel Belinkoff wrote:
>Sorry David ... it's just like a million other snapshots of someone
>walking along the beach. On top of that it's not at all well composed.
Thanks Shel. That's pretty much what I thought. It was just tough to
separate the moment from the pictu
>My bet would be a zoom of some description, now that would "surprise most
>of
>you"
Something like 100-109/2.8-3 will do.
regards,
Alan Chan
_
MSN Photos is the easiest way to share and print your photos:
http://photos.msn.com/
I scanned one of the frames from my shoot with Amy on Friday. This is on
Ilford 3200 in the 6x7 with the 150/2,8 lens and a piece of bridal veil
lace for a soft filter. It's part of a series, but I've only scanned the
one. (Rather crudely on my cheapo Epson scanner.) It's at the top left of
this p
>If I may add my humble opinion, go with the Pentax.
>However, if you want an even better quality normal
>zoom and you're willing to pay a bit more and live
>with a shorter focal range, Consider the Tokina AF ATX
>Pro 28-80mm f 2.8. According to Popular Photography's
>lens reviews, there is no co
>From: "T Rittenhouse" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>And since we are discussing this, how am I coming with my
>webpage?http://pages.prodigy.net/graywolfphoto
>Is it friendly?
>Easy to get around in?
>Does it feel comfortable there?
Yes, yes, and yes.
Well done, and I like your pictures, too. :-)
Don
Nice work if you can get it.
A couple of suggestions. On the hard side lighting expose a bit more for the
highlights, the NPC should hold shadow detail, though you might want to load
a second body with a roll of NPS. Also, get an assistant in closer with the
reflector to bounce more light back in
Since I want another black MX, this chrome one has got to go to make
room on the shelf. It had a CLA about a year or so back, and it's in
good shape. Everything works as it should, the meter seems accurate (I
say seems because I've not had it checked or calibrated, but it's very
close to all my
Now, Brendan, I will simply go through the pictures one by one, and
comment on them as I see (or saw) them.
(When I comment on a picture, I usually refer to my own edited version
of it.)
lub1. As with most of the pictures, it needs heavy cropping. Chop, chop,
away with the sky down to her skull.
(The original message does not seem to have gotten through to the list.
Maybe it was too long.
Because of this I now resend it split into Pt1. and Pt2.)
(Sorry all, it got way longer than inteded. However, since I spend some
time writing it I send it in full.
Some comments are slightly tounge in
Sorry David ... it's just like a million other snapshots of someone
walking along the beach. On top of that it's not at all well composed.
After reducing the photo so it would fit on the screen, one sees the
woman about dead center in the photograph. In addition, the horizon
isn't straight, and
just testing
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On Sun, 17 Mar 2002, William Robb wrote:
> > > Ok, we need to keep names in the replies so we know who said
> what:
> > >
> > > tv - I'll wager on 123/2.3.
> > > Bill Robb - 127mm f2.4 macro...
Chris Brogden: 113mm f2.3
> > You need to guess focal length and f-stop.
> >
> > Alan needs to go
On 17 Mar 2002 at 20:27, William Robb wrote:
> Tom, are you keeping tabs on this?
I will, but he didn't put anything in the kitty. So far it's just you and me.
tv
>
> William Robb
>
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> From: Joseph Tainter
> Subject: Re: What will Pentax show at the Photo Expo
On 17 Mar 2002 at 20:23, William Robb wrote:
> If you can find a developer that
> makes T-Max look good, please tell me.
Or a film that makes T-Max developer look good
tv
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Tom, are you keeping tabs on this?
William Robb
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Subject: Re: What will Pentax show at the Photo Expo?
> 31-77 f2.2 zoom.
>
> Joe
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>Let me second this - I have had the SP 2.8/35-105 Tamron, first I
>thought it would be an ideal portrait/normal lens for me. However, I
>am glad I finally managed to sell it, even if at a slight loss. It was
>a really bad lens at the wide end, with enough unsharpness to make
>focusing hard! The
I shot this picture last weekend. It's at Montara State Beach in NorCal,
just for the record.
http://www.supercharger.net/private/beach.jpg
The photo is very strong and appealing to me, but I think my judgement is
skewed because I know what the young lady who's walking at the water's edge
is
On Sun, 17 Mar 2002, David S. wrote:
> > I have seen here some discussion of the financial results of Asahi compared
> > to Nikon and Canon, but I do not find them on the web. Where can I find the
> > Annual Report of Asahi ? Or is it a privately owned company ?
>
> This URL includes a graph for A
I looked at only a few of the photos, they are too large for my screen
without much scrolling and so they are a pain to view. But I think I saw
enough to add one additional comment I don't think has been made:
In my humble opinion, the model needs lessons in how to dress and use
make-up. Yes, it
Cotty <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hesitating Glue
> Gianfranco Irlanda
> Beautiful and considered study of every day items is what
Gianfranco
> likes, and he's not failed here. What a shot! The light is
simply
> brilliant. The drop of glue dangles in a black void. The
colours, both
> bright (b
Twas indeed, thanks Otis. The article says:
Porter is said to have been popular with transportation workers of
Central London, hence the name. Most traditional British brewing
documentation from the 1700's state that Porter was a blend of
three different styles: an old ale (stale or soured), a n
Hi,
I just picked up some Diafine and am going to try it with Tri-X. I was
wondering how many times it can be reused? On the packaging it gives some
very broad statement like "Unusualy long life span" and it also says that it
doesnt require a replenisher.
It also wasnt cheap :)
2 1/2 times the
Hi Tom,
Yes, yes, and yes. Very easy to navigate, nicely done!
Steve Larson
Redondo Beach, California
Graywolf wrote:
[snip]
> And since we are discussing this, how am I coming with my
> webpage?http://pages.prodigy.net/graywolfphoto
>
> Is it friendly?
>
> Easy to get around in?
>
> Does it fee
Paul,
I don't agree with you, but in any case this BIN option is still active.
The seller did it right. He/she used a reserve price. The BIN option is
active until the reserve is hit. If you are serious about having a BIN, you
should use a reserve. I don't think most of the 'spoiling'
Thanks Amita, I am glad you liked it. It was a lovely
late afternoon at St. Malo.
BTW, nice website and congratulations for the wedding
;-)
Regards,
Jaume
--- Amita Guha <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> " Layers " by Jaume Lahuerta - I like the mood
and,
> well, the layers.
> :)
Yahoo! Sports -
On 17 Mar 2002 at 14:23, Pat White wrote:
>
> While in TO, I managed to do two fashion/glamour sessions with my favorite
> model, two portrait sessions (one with my portable lighting set),
What are you using?
tv
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You have to ask Pal. He's printing it right now in his bedroom.
--- alex <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have seen here some discussion of the financial results of Asahi compared
> to Nikon and Canon, but I do not find them on the web. Where can I find the
> Annual Report of Asahi ? Or is it a
alex wrote:
> I have seen here some discussion of the financial results of Asahi compared
> to Nikon and Canon, but I do not find them on the web. Where can I find the
> Annual Report of Asahi ? Or is it a privately owned company ?
They are traded on one of the stock exchanges in Japan, I did ha
"William Robb" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>What I discovered during my market research was that many of the
>people who were viewing the gallery were using, by necessity,
>not choice, very old browsers and slow internet connections.
Market research has also shown that people are getting more and
Just got back home to Victoria, after two weeks in Toronto. Lots of friends and
relatives to look up, but still time to take some pictures, and meet the Toronto PDML
gang. Thanks, Frank, for the idea and organizing, and Aaron, for the film and posting
the pix, and to Jeff, Dave, and Brendan f
I've got the 165/2.8, It's sharp and easy to focus, unlike the 200/f4. I've got the
extension tubes, but for tight portraits I'd like to try the 2x converter and/or the
300/f4, as head and shoulder shots at three feet don't always look great. the 165
gives you a "loose" head and shoulders,
Well, Brendan, points for trying! The model is certainly attractive, and you've got
the right brand of gear, but I must echo the suggestions made by some other folks.
First, posing is crucial. Only lub4 is attractive (at least to my eyes). Often the
poses only really start to happen by the s
They are privatly owned, so it's going to be rather
hard to get this
info.
--- alex <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have seen here some discussion of the financial
> results of Asahi compared
> to Nikon and Canon, but I do not find them on the
> web. Where can I find the
> Annual Report of Asah
Mrs Cotty saw this book in a shop last week and has been pestering me to
mention it in case anyone wants it - no idea if it's out of print or
whatever...
'Pentax SFX & SFXn' by Richard Hunecke at £6 (published by Hove -
Fountain Books).
If you want it email her direct (for goodness sake don't
William Robb <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I have a MiniTrekker that does well for my 35mm gear (it holds
> an amazing amount of equipment), but I don't think it is deep
> enough to take the 6x7 body with prism and lens. Also, I do
find
> the backpack to be a bit unhandy. One of the things I was
I'll probably take a lot of flack for writing this, but I think it's rude
and pointless to spoil the BIN option, as someone quickly did. In my
observation, the spoiler almost NEVER ends up winning.
In January a 600/5.6 on German EBay carried a $3000 BIN price; bidding
ended at $1,575, the rese
Let me expand on Bill's last little bit there. If your webpage is a hassle
in anyway, I have only one thing to say. GOODBYE!
If you don't have something you wanted to tell people why bother putting up
a webpage anyway, and if you do have something to say why make it hard to
read?
And since we ar
I have seen here some discussion of the financial results of Asahi compared
to Nikon and Canon, but I do not find them on the web. Where can I find the
Annual Report of Asahi ? Or is it a privately owned company ?
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Sounds like fun to me.
Ciao,
Graywolf
http://pages.prodigy.net/graywolfphoto
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From: Alan Abbott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday, March 17, 2002 3:20 PM
Subject: RE: Beer & Toas
- Original Message -
From: Mick Maguire
Subject: RE: OT: What Do You See?
> In defense of people using technologies etc only found in the
latest
> browsers let me just point out the obvious once again:
Netscrape and IE are
> available free from their respective producers... 100% free no
Every year in Northwich (England) we have a 'Beer Festival' of real ales
including Porters,Milds and Bitters.
Until last year I always went.
I would take my mobile phone and buy my tickets (you are given a 1/2
pint glass and buy tickets for the beers)
A good time was had and there was a delicious
A man after my own heart.
Trouble is even in England here it is hard to get a porter or a dark
mild (non of this mamby pamby London mild .. Looks like gn*ts p**s and
is!)
Alan (a northerner born and bred)
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of M
A give me wobbly Bob any time!(a very good beer for the uninitiated)
Alan
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of T Rittenhouse
Sent: 17 March 2002 15:52
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Beer & Toasts (Re: the Norman Yoke (was Re: Health
Wa
Nice shots, Mark. You used the fisheye well on the Kalamazoo Courthouse
shot - fisheye distortion nicely controlled.
Joe
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Answer may be found here?
http://www.beeradvocate.com/beer/articles_read/36/
Otis
Mick Maguire wrote:
> Porter in Porterhouses? H probably more like where the name porterhouse
> when applied to steak came from. I'm from the UK and have never heard of
> this one so it's certainl
As it happens, I took both of these recently to Mali on two MZ-S bodies.
Both lenses have had good reviews. I think the Pentax is a bit sharper,
and definitely has better contrast. As others have noted, it will also
have good flare control.
The chip on the 24-90 will communicate MTF function to t
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From: Cotty
Subject: March PUG Review from Cotty
> Dime Detail
> William Robb
> Desperation or not, it works for me. Nice light - picks out
the right
> features. Good gritty choice of 'background' adds to the feel.
Love it.
Thanks Cotty. I set a yard light up to ski
My plans were mostly about dippers. The dipper is a small bird
that feeds on insect larvae off the bottom of little streams. In
winter they are fairly easy to get close to.
But not today. :-(
I ended up shooting some very nice ice patterns in the stream
instead.
Jostein.
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From: Gianfranco Irlanda
Subject: Re: Camera backpacks
> JeffW. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > For my 35mm, I have a Lowepro MiniTreker. A good bag but I
> never could get
> > the medium format equipment to fit.
>
> Hi,
>
> I am eventually able to post something to t
Try your new glasses.
Otis
Shel Belinkoff wrote:
> The font face on the opening page is pretty small, and it can't be
> increased by using different settings in my browser. Didn't get past
> the first page.
>
> Amita Guha wrote:
> >
> > I recently abandoned my old website and registered a new
Whatdya expect, thought that's part of becoming a 'Canuck'.
Ha Ha! to you.
James
Another Pentax User
Richmond BC Canada
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From: "David Brooks" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, March 16, 2002 7:27 PM
Subject: Re: New email address
> Ha Ha.S
JeffW. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> For my 35mm, I have a Lowepro MiniTreker. A good bag but I
never could get
> the medium format equipment to fit.
Hi,
I am eventually able to post something to the list after a week
so busy I couldn't imagine...
William's question is interesting, and I was a b
Just looking at the thumbnails, I was pretty much blown away by them. So
much vibrancy and form! So without further ado, let's get down to
business. These are the ones I liked, no disrespect to the others,
they're all excellent.
Winter
Petr Pazour
Nice winter scene, good foreground detail, nic
I wouldn't try it on less than a Pentium II I must admit , I'd probably run
"like a dog with no legs"
Regards,
/\/\ick...
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It seems warm is a little subjective... Guinness should traditionally be
served at 6 degrees Celsius, (43DEG F). If you are one of the younger
generation, you may prefer it at the alternative "Draught Extra Cold "
temperature of 3.5 degrees Celsius (38F). I'll admit that this isn't as cold
as most
Well, the teachers I had managed to make many interesting things well neigh
intolerable.
Ciao,
Graywolf
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To: <[EMAIL PROT
Hi,
I've just bought a K-mount Zenitar 16mm f/2,8 Fish-Eye:))
Looking forward to taking it for a walk:))
Greetz
Artur
--
Okresl Swoje potrzeby - my znajdziemy oferte za Ciebie!
[ http://oferty.onet.pl ]
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Lovely snippets of lore.
Ciao,
Graywolf
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From: John Coyle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, March 16, 2002 8:14 PM
Subject: RE: English (
All I mean by Design Centric is that it takes away a lot of the hand coding
of HTML (but not totally) and allows you to concentrate more on the design,
by automating a lot of the coding. You move into a situation where you can
change the pages quite dramatically in a very short space of time there
That just means you don't like stouts. Why drink something you don't like?
Ciao,
Graywolf
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From: aimcompute <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunda
Hmmm
Pics look familiar. Wasn't this listed less than a month ago? Nice
lens though . . . very tempting, if I had the cash :-)
Illinois Bill
Gary Murphy wrote:
>
> PENTAX SMC A* 600/5.6 ED[IF] LENS
>
> Complete with case. Buy It Now of, $2,499.00
>
> Not my auction
>
> http://cgi.e
Dreamweaver, it seems, requires more resources than my current system
has. They suggest a Pentium II processor, which I don't have; they
recommend Windows 2000, and I'm running Win95; I'm at the minimum amount
of RAM they recommend. IOW, in order to even use the program i may have
to upgrade the
The easiest way to find a light leak is to place a small light inside the
mirror box and go into a darkened closet and look for light leaking out.
This is can be accomplished by soldering small wires to a flashlight bulb,
epoxying the bulb to the inside of a body cap, passing the wires to the
outs
I have the above for sale. It comes complete with PC cord and manual. The flash works
perfectly and looks
like new.
First $40.00 (US) plus $6.00 shipping gets it.
Please reply OFFLIST to: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I'll be placing it on eBay later tonight if nobody here grabs it.
Thanks!
Later,
Whoa...
This shows what I know... nothing. I can't drink a stout unless it's
practically frozen. Cold roofing tar tastes better than warm.
I agree Heineken is better than Bud. Pilsner Uruquell is OK, but a little
too skunky for my tastes.
I've come to enjoy a Fat Tire or Redhook.
I even lik
Hi Mick ...
For what I'm doing now I see no reason to get into something like
Dreamweaver. For a few lists and tables, and for posting photographs,
what more is needed? What do you mean by "design centric" anyway?
Plus, I enjoy hand coding, and learning a little in that way.
No, I don't see s
Hi Shel, perhaps you ought to invest in a copy of something like Macromedia
Dreamweaver. Firstly it makes web page design so much easier and a lot more
design rather than HTML centric, but also it will tell you what works and
what doesn't in your pages with various browsers. I'm a software enginee
The font face on the opening page is pretty small, and it can't be
increased by using different settings in my browser. Didn't get past
the first page.
Amita Guha wrote:
>
> I recently abandoned my old website and registered a new domain name.
> Most of the content is the same, but I just added
I recently abandoned my old website and registered a new domain name.
Most of the content is the same, but I just added a section of my
photos from my trip to Las Vegas and Red Rock Canyon. These photos
were all taken with a Rollei P&S; nonetheless I think you might enjoy
them. :) Take a look! Any
I usually do this a lot earlier in the month, but I've been a bit tied
up this month. Anyway, here are my favorites, in no particular order.
--Amita
" Winter " by Petr Pazour - I love the framing and the way the sun
contrasts with the long shadow of the tree.
" South Haven Dawn " by Mark Cass
Well, guns are much over rated. They don't wag their tail when you come
home. They don't lick your face. And it is harder for someone to use against
you. So, don't be too sad.
The point I was trying to make was that you can carry anything on a bare
packframe. It is a very much underrated device.
Just as in everything else there are lagers, and there are lagers. Of the
Dutch lagers there are only two generally available around here. The most
over rated and the most under rated. Heineken (well, it is better than Bud)
and Grolsch. IMNSHO, Grolsch is the best lager in the world. The
connoisse
Another pack that has not been mentioned in the Beseler Sedona 920. I use
one for my Kiev88 gear. I like the upper compartment as I can keep the prism
and 250mm lens mounted on the body and it fits with no problem. The lower
will hold several lenses and other items.
For my 35mm, I have a Lowepro
Frantisek Vlcek asked:
>what would be a good price for a Spotmatic SP1000, with
>non-functioning meter but otherwise ok?
Just at a guess: compare it to the price of a working S3 or S1a?
'Cause a Spotmatic minus its meter is basically a S3 that doesn't
balance _quite_ as well in my hands
I actually like Delta 3200 (and TMZ) in 35mm and at higher speeds.
(I figure I'd probably like them even more in medium format.)
-- Glenn
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My Bogen CT-304 monopod weighs more than 2 kg (>4.2 lb) without the Bogen
head! And in Washington, DC, at the National Gallery of Art, I was told
that monopods, too, were forbidden, for the same reason as tripods: safety.
Flavio Minelli <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On the other side is light and
In a message dated 3/16/2002 10:33:52 PM Eastern Standard Time,
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> http://webhome.idirect.com/~trini/model/luba
Outside backgrounds are too distracting..the centerpiece is THE LADY..
get tighter !!
Regards,
The biggest problem I have with the Photo Trekker is the tendency to pack
way more equipment than I actually need to bring, since it has so much
usable space. I actually went back to using the Micro Trekker since that
made me select equipment more carefully.
David<
At 09:11 AM 3/17/2002 -050
I too found Delta 3200 better at 1600 than at its rated speed. In this last
shoot I had intended to expose at 1600 and process it as though it was shot at
3200 but didn't have quite enough light. However, the T-Max developer seemed to
get more contrast out of the film than D-76 was able to do. I t
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Later,
Gary
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I like some of them a lot, lub 4 for example. I think all of the work is
technically good in terms of exposure, sharpness, and color. I prefer all
of the pics shot in open shade to those shot in the sun. I think the
sunlight would have worked better as backlight with a reflector to add
fill in her
Paul,
Nice going with the sign! I`d like to have one.
I had a photo frenzy Friday night, crescent (very thin) moon with
the 1000mm, then Vandenberg Air Force Base launched a missile
of some sort which left these beautiful contrails that were lit up
by the sun under the horizon, then the contrail
Well, I think I got it fixed now. It seems that the flange that protects
the diaghragm lever has a little 45 degree notch, right where the lever
sits when the lens is off the body. Lining the lens up to the body, it
looks very much like the notch is there for mirror clearance purposes.
The Solig
"William Robb" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>I am in the market for a new backpack for my 6x7 gear, as I have
>outgrown my previous camera bag.
>I am looking at the following backpacks from LowePro:
>Super Trekker AW
>Pro Trekker AW
>Photo Trekker AW
>Photo Trekker Classic.
>I am wondering if anyon
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