Hi,
Bob Walkden wrote:
The best fish and chips in Britain are from Tate Modern and Regent's
Park Zoo, mirabile dictu.
When he meant to write:
The best fish and chips in LONDON are from. 8-)
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There was one on eBay, sale ended by now, of a complete 67II kit, for a huge
amount of cash!! No, I'm sticking out for a 67II, but I think all their
cameras are great. I would be right in the mire if I sold one of the MXs,
such is its perceived value at home.
Paul, that's not another new e-mail
I'm planning on spending the weekend scanning my pictures. I'm using a normal flatbed
scanner. Any tips on resolution (Dpi), size etc. etc. etc.
thanx..
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Malcolm Smith wrote:
All noted. I have had a quick look at UK prices (swallows hard) and
wonder if camera shop websites abroad or my wife's enemy eBay will be
worth a look.
That's why I want to take my RB67 kit to the UK to sell :) The damn
things are almost worthless down here.
In a message dated 21/03/02 18:50:38 GMT Standard Time, Fred writes:
You are evil. This list is an evil conspiracy to part me from
my money. - -Aaron
Credit where credit's due.
Were you indeed taking credit for your part in the conspiracy, or
was that a subliminal use your
In a message dated 21/03/02 22:22:02 GMT Standard Time, Cotty writes:
I've done this for a while with my Tamron (does no-one in the UK
have big _Pentax_ glass?)
Mike. Someone does, now.
Pray tell, whoever you are. Hope it's coming to the PDML
meet...
I don't think he's
But the FA 43 f/1.9 just doesn't seem to inspire the fervor,
neither here nor on ebay, that the original pancake does, so
maybe the 3mm longer and the f/1.9 aperture just doesn't equate
to a genuine pancake lens. Perhaps folks want their lenses
small and soft, relatively speaking, because the
Malcolm Smith wrote:
Paul, that's not another new e-mail address you have, is it?
I'm not sure what you mean, but my current address is as shown here. I did
change it twice in the same day, when comcast changed the name of the server.
They assigned me a bizarre address. After reporting it
Hi,
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I would have thought that at the rate we buy kit, it was in your interest
to point ANY cutomers in this direction!
I don't think he has internet, at all.
You mean he spends his spare time _taking pictures_?
Pervert.
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I was trying to explain to someone on the weekend why I found the Pentax
67 so very comfortable to hand-hold, and I got into talking about
balance. If I put my left hand under the mirror box of the 67, in the
position it would normally be for shooting, I can extend my left hand's
fingers and
On Thursday, March 21, 2002, at 03:29 PM, Malcolm Smith wrote:
No need for the protective clothing :-)
Well, maybe the Bronica needs it...Wheatfield, you got that pic handy?
-Brother Aaron
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On Thursday, March 21, 2002, at 07:05 PM, Oliver Raymond wrote:
Aaron \ Doug \ Bill - do you have any particular format or standards for
testing results? I don't have a densiometer :(
I eyeball really big prints, or small sections blown up really big.
Then I decide whether or not I like
Hi Aaron - the 90-180 is f5.6 steady (yuk!). The difference between the
55-100 (f4) is noticable to me throught the viewfinder.
After hefting, mounting, and generally coveting it for 2 days, it's the max
aperature (rather that weight) that's leading me to think that Mr Tripod
will be used with
Well, I am back from my Japan trip. I went alone and so I could
take the decision on a mere 3 hours and after 3 visits to
Yodobashi camera at Shinjuku. I bite the bullet and bought the
Hakuba MG-604 Carbon Fibre tripod. This is the 4 section one.
Though the three section one was much more
I just got inoculated for the LX virus.
What a beauty, and with a heavy lens (SP70-210) I'll pretend it's a 6x7.
Jeff
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that the 43 is a pancake. If you take the hood off, it's pretty small.
With the hood pn it looks like a normal 50.
Well, normal aluminum-encased 50mm.
Also, it's still in production and doesn't have the no-longer-available
aura.
Indeed- but you forgot to point out that it has autofocus
I would have thought that at the rate we buy kit, it was in your interest
to point ANY cutomers in this direction!
I don't think he has internet, at all.
You mean he spends his spare time _taking pictures_?
Pervert.
God that is so sick. These people shouldn't be allowed to buy
On Friday, March 22, 2002, at 01:40 AM, David A. Mann wrote:
The 6x7 takes a weird battery that, where I am, is hard to find and
quite expensive.
It's a 4LR44 or 4SR44. If you're stuck, you can stack 4 LR44/A76/SR44
button batteries. Same thing, just that the 4LR44 version is already
On Thursday, March 21, 2002, at 11:05 PM, William Robb wrote:
You should send the lens to Aaron, who will test it, then pass
it on to me for further study...
Yes, we'll produce a detailed report. It shouldn't take more than a
year or so of careful study.
-Aaron
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On Thursday, March 21, 2002, at 09:20 PM, Bruce Dayton wrote:
So does no one have interest in this lens? Is it too fast?
Too big? Price? Make me an offer.
Somehow I gotta raise funds for that 67 300mm.
There's my problem right there: gotta raise funds for more 67 lenses. ;)
-Aaron
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At 15:18 22.3.2002 +0200, I wrote:
Dutch action:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=1340985632
In Sunny Brighton... ehh.. sounds like someone we all know ;-)
Rob Studdert's wooden beauties are obviously 'giving cause for alarm' ;-)
Dave,
http://www.virtualtraveller.org/epson2450.htm
is a link to a review done by some guy :-)
If you're in the Toronto area, Greytech Computers carries the 2450 for $559 and Vistek
carries it for $699 ( http://www.vistek.ca/digital/digdetail.asp?SKU=204199 )
Cheers,
Dave
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it might be worthwhile to order it in advance so it arrives more or
less when you do. www.7dayshop.co.uk. Takes about a week to deliver.
However, best toc heck that they'll deliver to an address that's not
your credit card address.
Yes they do - I have all mine delivered to work but my credit
Someone on another discussion list wrote that about 10 years ago, a magazine tested
50/1.4 lenses and found the XR Rikenon 50/1.4 to be the sharpest from f/2 through f/4.
It beat the Contax. Does anyone have experience with this lens?
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Lawrence Kwan writes:
PhotoExpo 2002 is now underway. No sign of any new releases yet - no
digital SLR and no new limited; only an official launch of Optio 230.
They have a plain small booth. Not sure if there is any chance for them
to have something in store for 2nd or 3rd day.
A new
Aaron,
I can say that my 165/2.8 and 55/4 handle the same way. Comfortable
for the left hand to support the body/lens and no wobble or strain on
my hand. I, too, am comfortable with this gentle giant!
Brother Bruce
Thursday, March 21, 2002, 5:50:55 PM, you wrote:
AR I was trying to
Paul, that's not another new e-mail address you have, is it?
I'm not sure what you mean, but my current address is as shown here. I did
change it twice in the same day, when comcast changed the name of
the server.
They assigned me a bizarre address. After reporting it here, I
realized I
I've put up some temporary pics from the Pentax booth for your perusal:
http://lumine.dyndns.org:8080/~jeffrey/stuff/pentax2002/
[On a DSL line so upstream connections are a bit slower so I've kept
picture quality and size down]
Pentax actually had one of the busier booths but nothing
Interesting, apparently when OE formated the message it cropped off the h in
http. Anyway corrected for those too lazy to do it themselves g.
http://www.ucc.ie/info/net/acronyms/acro.html
Ciao,
Graywolf
http://pages.prodigy.net/graywolfphoto
Hi,
Right, just trying to get my head around RAM for a Lombard I'm building.
According to the specs, it needs to be:
3.3v unbuffered, low power 144 pin 100MHz 10 ns SO DIMM RAM.
And I also understand that the 'lower slot' RAM, that is the underside
slot on the CPU daughter board, is the
I've put the Nature Trekker backpack up on ebay if anybody is interested.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=1341042450
I'll do free shipping to North American PDML'ers.
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Mike:
I'm still trying to confirm if any 3rd party makes a
diffuser for this flash (the AF200T)? You said Stofen
has suggestions on how to avoid under-exposure? Have
you used one of their diffusers on the 200?
Again, on the Lumiquest web site, they specifically
say they do not have one for
Wow thanks!
This looks to seal it though - nothing new of interest! They would have
to redo the stands to justify something as big as new limiteds or
digi-SLR.
That lens lineup in the cabinet looks pretty nice though!!
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Ahem! wrong message group I think Cotty! but then again, I bet you'll
get some answers here anyway g
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That is not entirely correct. Win 98, and I suppose newer versions, can use
color profiles for the system. I am certainly using one now. Go into
display setting, advanced, color management.
One of the strange things is, if you are using color management for the
system, you have to turn it off
on 3/22/02 10:31 AM, Cotty at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
According to the specs, it needs to be:
3.3v unbuffered, low power 144 pin 100MHz 10 ns SO DIMM RAM.
And I also understand that the 'lower slot' RAM, that is the underside
slot on the CPU daughter board, is the smaller 1.5 size,
In a message dated 22/03/02 17:19:51 GMT Standard Time, Cotty writes:
Rob Studdert's wooden beauties are obviously 'giving cause for alarm' ;-)
Not at all. This had been planned for a while. The Studdert grip should be be
sufficiently expensive for the maker to recoup his initial
The best fish and chips in Britain are from Tate Modern ...
Your quite right there. Unfortunately, the fish and chips were about the
only thing in the entire museum with any taste at all.
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Being the Taoist that I am balance is very important.
That's the one thing I noticed about the MZ-5N. I disliked the fact that when I put
an old screw mount onto that body (a 135mm 2.5), it felt, well, weird. Off balance,
like it was too top heavy.
Sure it was fine with the standard
On 23 Mar 2002 at 1:24, Jeff Tsai wrote:
I've put up some temporary pics from the Pentax booth for your perusal:
http://lumine.dyndns.org:8080/~jeffrey/stuff/pentax2002/
*Finally*, Pentax vinyl skirts.
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I was using the included drivers at first but now I'm
running XP I went and got the Silver fast drivers but
I may just yet and get vuescan since it is compatible
with Paint shop Pro.
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At 11:42 21.3.2002 -0500, Brendan wrote:
Actually I need to
The wife's birthday was today. If only I'd known that Pentax had such a
great gift idea
Christian
On Friday 22 March 2002 12:50, Tom wrote:
http://lumine.dyndns.org:8080/~jeffrey/stuff/pentax2002/
*Finally*, Pentax vinyl skirts.
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H. There are excellent photos of the Arsat 35 tilt/shift in its various positions
at http://www.kievcamera.com/cameraphp?ID=17 but according to that page The 35mm PCS
with shift and tilt is available in Nikon lens mount, Leica R7 lens mount, and Minolta
lens mount and A similar lens (not
The best fish and chips in Britain are from Tate Modern ...
Your quite right there. Unfortunately, the fish and chips were about the
only thing in the entire museum with any taste at all.
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Tom wrote:
Jeff Tsai wrote:
I've put up some temporary pics from the Pentax booth for your perusal:
http://lumine.dyndns.org:8080/~jeffrey/stuff/pentax2002/
*Finally*, Pentax vinyl skirts.
Amazing what you can do when you free up that RD budget that had been directed
to the MZ-D. ;-P
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I became so paranoid that I decided to visit local official service.
They looked at the lens and said it was just dust, and that's not worth
open such a jewell (they praised the lens a lot).
I then went to see some used stores, and I asked their opinion two. Both of
them told me the lens is ok,
LOL! I can't (even for one minute) see her allowing you to go out taking
photos wearing that!!
Malcolm
The wife's birthday was today. If only I'd known that Pentax had such a
great gift idea
Christian
On Friday 22 March 2002 12:50, Tom wrote:
HAR! You don't know my wife!
Christian
On Friday 22 March 2002 13:23, Malcolm Smith wrote:
LOL! I can't (even for one minute) see her allowing you to go out taking
photos wearing that!!
Malcolm
The wife's birthday was today. If only I'd known that Pentax had such a
great gift
On 22 Mar 2002 at 18:22, Cotty wrote:
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That lens lineup in the cabinet looks pretty nice though!!
Who's looking at the lenses!
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I'll do
I'll take it if it is still available.
On Friday 22 March 2002 01:17 pm, you wrote:
Hi; I seem to have aquired, by accident, a second remote cord
for the LX winder. It may also fot the LX motor, but I can't
confirm that right now. This is a fairly longish cord, I suspect
at least 10 feet.
I
Do you think they are really buying the pancake because it is a collectable?
It isn't, to my knowledge, a rarity. I think they were produced in pretty
great quantity. I think the lens has gained an undeserved reputation of
being an extremely sharp lens, because of all of the BS written about it
JCO,
Thanks for the tip. I already have the 55/4 and got the later
version. In retrospect, I may have been just as happy with the
55/3.5. Live and learn. I am still pondering the 300 issue. Pretty
much boils down to close focusing. It would be great to try them side
by side to make sure.
Hi all
Today, I saw a KX MOT body in a magazine advertisement. Used, but not ugly,
chrome, price about 100 USD (motor drive not included). What would be a
descent price for a body like this? How common are they compared to the usual
KX? I already have a nice KX body, so I don't know whether to
On 22 Mar 2002 at 13:08, Chris Murray wrote:
I've been looking for an enlarger on ebay, and there are different lenses
on the different models, as well as lenses being sold. I'm not sure what I
should look for in an enlarger. I would like to be able to print at
5x7-8x10 to start.
Since
These are some Pentax cameras I have for sale, because nowadays they see
very little or no use, and I want to sell them to fund other Pentax
equipment
purchases.
This is the first lot:
Pentax SFX AF SLR body (like new) + Pentax soft case for the SFX + SMC
Pentax-F 35-70 mm. 3.5-4.5 (one of the
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Sent: Friday, March 22, 2002 4:19 PM
To: J. C. O'Connell
Subject: Re[4]: 67 Mania gaining foothold, victim needs help!
JCO,
Thanks for the tip. I already have the 55/4 and got the
So when is the next important show?
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From: Pål Jensen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, March 22, 2002 12:39 PM
Subject: Re: PhotoExpo - so nothing new from Pentax?
Oooops. Seems like the Pentax digital slr rumor was false after all.
Strange
Friday, March 22, 2002, 1:20:18 PM, Jeff wrote:
J I just got inoculated for the LX virus.
J What a beauty, and with a heavy lens (SP70-210) I'll pretend it's a 6x7.
J Jeff
Inoculated? You mean you have got at least three bodies, one for low
iso film, one for 1600 film, the third just backup
Your quite right there. Unfortunately, the fish and chips were about the
only thing in the entire museum with any taste at all.
My God! It's a good thing my SO isn't on this list - she'd send a bolt of
lightning through the wires to your keyboard!
Cots
(though I'm with you)
*Finally*, Pentax vinyl skirts.
Thanks Tom - that was the best laugh I've had all week. Made my day!
Cotty
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Hi, Len,
Interesting.
When I borrowed Wendy's MX, I didn't expect to find the 40mm pancake on it.
Having read opinions on this list similar to yours, Len, I really didn't expect
much from it in terms of sharpness.
Maybe it was my low expectation that caused me to be pleasantly surprised when I
Traitor he says, traitor? If I pay shipping outside of the USA it wont be
worth me selling it!
If Sir Walter Raleigh had said that way back when, well - we'd all be in
right stink, eh!
(papers arrived yet Fawlty?)
*hic*
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On Fri, 22 Mar 2002 19:52:00 +, Bob Walkden wrote:
[...] example of Artspeak from an exhibition e-blurb I was sent. [...]
Rivals politician-speak for self-important emptiness.
TTYL, DougF KG4LMZ
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Hi,
Do you think they are really buying the pancake because it is a collectable?
It isn't, to my knowledge, a rarity. I think they were produced in pretty
great quantity. I think the lens has gained an undeserved reputation of
being an extremely sharp lens,
collectible and rare are not the
I've got to print out a 35mm neg to 5x7 on a 4x5 enlarger... what lens? i
only remember 6x7 (80mm \ 135mm) \ 4x5 (135mm \ 150mm) now! i thought 50mm,
but it's coming up tiny...
brain fried from putting together processor!
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C'mon nothing beats lawyer-speak, for self-important emptiness! I used to
know a lawyer who, in his correspondence, refused to say photocopy, but
rather, called them electro-photo-reproductions. Instead of writing last
Friday, he wrote Friday 'ultimo'. I could go on... Sheesh!
And, don't get
Ryan wrote:
So when is the next important show?
Photokina in September. Pentax is prone to announce major releases at the Photokina
show. However, they are also known to release products at anytime - no show required.
Then theres Photography day the first of june when Pentax release the
Oooops. Seems like the Pentax digital slr rumor was false after all.
Strange that pentax don't show any new products at this show as it is
quite important.
Still, the next Limited lens is indeed due but when is an open question.
I must admit that I was very skeptical. No, really. I just got
On 22 Mar 2002 at 17:43, Doug Franklin wrote:
On Fri, 22 Mar 2002 19:52:00 +, Bob Walkden wrote:
[...] example of Artspeak from an exhibition e-blurb I was sent. [...]
Rivals politician-speak for self-important emptiness.
What did Zappa say?
Writing about art is like dancing
Hi,
everyone's a critic! I like Tate Modern, although if you're really
cool these days it's de rigeuer to say you prefer Tate Britain.
Last time I went to Tate Modern I was with a friend and her 6-year-old
daughter. I asked the little girl what she thought of one of the
exhibits. She replied It
Sold.
Thanks
William Robb
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From: William Robb
Subject: FS: Remote cord for LX
Hi; I seem to have aquired, by accident, a second remote cord
for the LX winder. It may also fot the LX motor, but I can't
confirm that right now. This is a fairly longish cord, I
For a 35mm enlarger...
I'm told the 75mm f/4.5 Minolta Rokkor is decent. Also, the Nikor 105mm f-5.6 is
considered pretty good. These are fairly expensive as enlarger lenses go, so they
better
be good. The last enlarging lens that I used was a screw mount Pentax 100mm f/4 macro
lens with a
OK,
when I get to the shop again, I will have a close look at it what
mount it is.
Will keep you informed,
Frantisek
Friday, March 22, 2002, 6:59:19 PM, vze2vg3x wrote:
vvn H. There are excellent photos of the Arsat 35 tilt/shift in its various
positions at
On 22 Mar 2002 at 17:50, Oliver Raymond wrote:
I've got to print out a 35mm neg to 5x7 on a 4x5 enlarger... what lens? i
only remember 6x7 (80mm \ 135mm) \ 4x5 (135mm \ 150mm) now! i thought 50mm, but
it's coming up tiny...
50mm is correct. The max coverage of the enlarger head doesn't
On Fri, 22 Mar 2002 17:39:00 -0500, frank theriault wrote:
Rivals politician-speak for self-important emptiness.
C'mon nothing beats lawyer-speak, for self-important emptiness!
Well, around here, politician is an almost proper subset of lawyer.
Instead of writing last
Friday, he wrote
Hi Chris ...
Keep it simple, good, and inexpensive - an El Nikkor 50/2.8 is a very
fine starter lens. They are generally quite good optically, and they
are common, which makes finding a good example relatively easy and
fairly inexpensive. It's also good enough to make larger prints.
As for an
Hi, Doug,
Right you are. Most politicians are, after all, lawyers! No wonder we're
in the mess we're in.
-frank
Doug Franklin wrote:
Well, around here, politician is an almost proper subset of lawyer.
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Sent: Friday, March 22, 2002 6:12 PM
Subject: Re: Quick, embarassing Q!
On 22 Mar 2002 at 17:50, Oliver Raymond wrote:
I've got to print out a 35mm neg to 5x7 on a 4x5
Hi,
what's the proper battery for an M42 Asahi Pentax Sp1000? I picked
one up in near mint cosmetic shape but with some health problems
(working on them now, though), and want to try the meter.
Also, if the original battery is a 1.35 mercury, will the 1.5
alkaline work well
For Sale, Once used Tamrac 678 Rolling Photo Backpack in almost as new
condition (wheels are scuffed). Bought to transport 600mm FA lens and some
photo gear. Pack measures approximately 24 high by 14 wide by 12 deep.
Will hold multiple 35mm medium format cameras, large telephoto lenses, a
On Fri, 22 Mar 2002, Shel Belinkoff wrote:
Hi Chris ...
Keep it simple, good, and inexpensive - an El Nikkor 50/2.8 is a very
fine starter lens. They are generally quite good optically, and they
are common, which makes finding a good example relatively easy and
fairly inexpensive. It's
Monday, I received a new MC Jupiter-9 2/85mm lens from Pavel Gubanov.
Many of you know him as ustas on ebay. He quit listing this lens for
awhile on ebay and I emailed him to see if he had any more. He sent me
a new one for $45, including shipping. From what I could tell from the
Russian
For those who don't know, MOT means Motor Drive (optional). This is the same drive
available on the K2 MOT.
Other than condition, two attributes can make a KX cost more: black body, and the MOT
capability. Chrome (silver) KXs seem to sell for $90 to $130. Blaack KXs, $120 to
$200.
Since I
I've used the silver version at www.photobattery.com
with good results. The generic model nuber is 400.
JCO
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On 22 Mar 2002 at 15:52, Chris Murray wrote:
I guess it depends on what the pockets can afford :) I am going to try to
process some of my first bw negs (Tmax 100) this weekend, I have to get a
tank, reel, and chem. I have a thermometer, I think that is all i need.
Scissors, neg sleeves, a
So can you tell us what it is now? (please...)
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Still, the next Limited lens is indeed due but when is an
open question.
Pål
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Me too, I just WANTED to believe it soo much that I almost convinced
myself. Almost, but not quite. Even an announcement would have been
nice...
I think if they have nothing for Photokina then you wont be the only
customer lost to Pentax. Many more will leave soon and probably many of
those
Hi, Frantisek,
The mercury cell is a px400, but they can be pretty hard to find, as
they've been illegal in many places for quite some time. I think Varta
might have been one of the last to make them, but they've now stopped.
I've heard of some Spottie users who've used the alkaline
Assuming no new limited at PhotoExpo, what do you guys want to do with the pool?
- scrap it
- leave it as is until a new lens gets announced.
- start over again in May in anticipation of a summer announcement.
I'm told the 2 likely scenarios are mid to late summer, or Photokina.
Other
To quote an old American baseball player, Deja-vue all over again! There were
the same exact same posts here several years ago regarding the mythical MZ-1.
Over the years I have come to the opinion that if Pentax's current products
satisfy your needs, stay with them. If you need them to come out
- Original Message -
From: frank theriault
Subject: Re: Pentax SP1000 battery
Hi, Frantisek,
The mercury cell is a px400, but they can be pretty hard to
find, as
they've been illegal in many places for quite some time. I
think Varta
might have been one of the last to make them,
- Original Message -
From: tom
Subject: New limited lens (RE: PhotoExpo - so nothing new from
Pentax?)
Assuming no new limited at PhotoExpo, what do you guys want to
do with the pool?
- scrap it
- leave it as is until a new lens gets announced.
- start over again in May in
I wish they made that 35 shift lens in k-mount. I'd sure sign up for
JT one
You may want to check Kiev/USA. They list the 35 shift in screwmount but
they also have a box saying Nikon and other mounts add $50. So the may be
able to do a K mount on that or the other lenses they offer.
Their web
I've been thinking about this lately and I'm in
no rush. Todays technology ( even with 6Mp ) isnt
as good as 35mm film capture. It's better to buy a
good 35mm film scanner if you want digital processing
as the resolution is way higher ( isnt 4000dpi roughly
equal to 24 Mp?). You can buy a great
Looks like someone canibalized two cameras to make this one
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=1340242526
Ciao,
Graywolf
http://pages.prodigy.net/graywolfphoto
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Best start a new poll close to the next possible
release time.
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- Original Message -
From: tom
Subject: New limited lens (RE: PhotoExpo - so
nothing new from
Pentax?)
Assuming no new limited at PhotoExpo, what do you
guys want to
do
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