Thanks Bob,
Drat, just goes to show what can happen when your tired. I've got in touch
with the seller, and hope to sort this out quickly.
James
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Sent: Friday, April 26, 2002 9:29 PM
Subject: Re: Did I win or did I lose?
Hi gang,
My wife is coming home and I need to clean and spend more (to her) time
with her than the list.
I'll be back
Bob Rapp
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Debra,
I had a K mount Tokina RMC 24/2.8 once. I liked it fine. It was
metal and very solid like most Tokina lenses I have encountered. The
optical quality was reasonably good. As usual, flare is a bigger
issue with it than a Pentax SMC. Remember that the wider you go, the
more easy it is
Hi,
I'm after some tips on light proofing a bathroom to use as a darkroom. I
need to lightproof one window and there door way.
Hi Paul,
I've converted my laundry which has two doors, a window and an
exhaust fan.
For the doors I bought 50mm wide rubber strip from Clark Rubber and
In a message dated 4/26/2002 11:23:24 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
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http://www.home.aone.net.au/audiobias/1.jpg
I would guess #1 is digital and #2 and #3 and taken with a film camera.
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Reading discussions on those goldplated LXs.
I just wondered.
If you take a black MX, take off the paint on the top and bottom part,
polish the copper real shiny,
put a nice yelow leather in the middle wouldend it look nice?.
Did somebody try this?
Greetings, Jos from Holland
(Jos
The eyedroppers for setting black, gray and white points are in
levels. Are they in curves as well? I use levels to get close,
then if I have to reduce a red, blue or green cast or alter the contrast
slightly, I do it in curves. If I'm still not happy with all the colors
or if I feel the blacks
Sounds like it!
Brendan wrote:
I feel another TPDML event comming soon.
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Guess he didn't read Pauls (well written) ebay speech sent just minutes
before, huh? Or didnt care to adhere. Such is life I suppose.
I thought it was pretty interesting too and I hoped no one else would
notice.
On Friday 26 April 2002 10:49 pm, Albert Fekson wrote:
Seems
WOW lookit this fantastic Pentax bargin!
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=**
;-)
Been there, done that!
And now, a while down the line, I too tend to agree with Paul and Fred.
Does anyone ever snipe when there's no bids on an item?? g
Quite true, Rob. However, if I were interested in bidding on
a
auction item, I would want as few others to know about it as
possible. The more that know, the more that bid, and the more
the
price goes up.
Fred
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Fred,
Sometimes I think that people announce these ebay finds just to
make
I just want to clarify something as I'm still relatively new to the list.
It seems as if there have been an awful lot of posts regarding ongoing Ebay
auctions lately. I thought that the unspoken rule was not to mention
something until it was over or only if it was in an odd category and
C'mon!
It's not an exactly hidden gen on the ebay -- *anyone * searching for
100mm Pentax macro would find it immediately.
As for hunting for a couple of years -- pardon me, but from the simple
common sense, that's 700+ days, and if you value your time at least $1/day,
the one on kevincamera.com
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Another thing that happens is that often a number of people, some with
absolutely no intention of buying the item, place marker bids so that
they can more easily track the auction. This, too, drives the price up.
Now Shel,
I've got one of those marker bids on the
Got a question for you all about this- if you buy a camera off of ebay,
what has been your experience on returning the camera if everything's
not
kosher?
It would be nice if people used some sort of standard inspection/testing
period like they do w/ wristwatches. I'll see what the seller has to
From what I know, Pentax K - M42 adapter is made only in one
version and this one allows to focus on infinity so Lukasz can
buy it safely.
But there are many adapters from small workshops on the market.
Some of the don't allow to focus on infinity not because od
workmansship failure but
From what I know, Pentax K - M42 adapter is made only in one
version and this one allows to focus on infinity so Lukasz can
buy it safely.
But there are many adapters from small workshops on the market.
Some of the don't allow to focus on infinity not because od
workmansship failure but
Taka,
Send the camera back. I bought a KX that was described as in excellent
condition. When I got it, I noticed that the mirror lock-up was going to
about 90% open and the film winding was very 'loose'. I sent it back as not
excellent condition...it wasn't. The seller said 'Oh' and sent
Those are exactly my feelings: love the buttons, hate the mode dial (because
of that tiny white thingy you have to press with your fingernail).
Never occured to me to glue it down though g
Date: Sat, 27 Apr 2002 00:36:23 -0400
From: Fred [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: ME Super (et al) Shutter Speed
This is a question you ask each seller BEFORE you win the auction.
Cory Waters
whose first Ebay buy was a 100mm lens in Cannon mount :( because he didn't
ask.
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Sent: Saturday, April 27, 2002 8:55 AM
Subject: RE:
Hi,
I might get an LX drive soon, but alas, it lacks the charger. I
have few questions wrt it, please:
1) how hard the chargers are to get, either from Pentax /or else
g/ (any for sale :) ?
2) how do they work - it's a dumb charger I presume, without any
electronics inside to
Saturday, April 27, 2002, 7:39:17 AM, Andreas wrote:
AW TR Power Pack is not only box for batteries! It has it's own condensator and
other electronic so some flash functions are transfered to it. It is impossible to do
it by your own!
AW It is problem when using it because it tends to pull off
How good is this lens?
Jeff.
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Tom if you broke 2 why didn't you keep them, splice
the broken ends
toether and make an extra long 20 ft 5p cord.
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of
Nick Wright
The Quantum Turbo and Turbo Z both
To Everyone:
I've got my eye on a Pentax item on Ebay. PLEASE don't out it! So far,
it's a steal...
Cory Waters
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Sent: Saturday, April 27, 2002 6:37 AM
Subject: Re: Guess what I found...
Mishka wrote:
I think that it is only common courtesy not to step in someone else's
puddle. If you are not interested leave it alone. Touting it here is about
the same as making frivolous bids that you have no intention of honoring.
The two exceptions are:
1. If you are the seller, and a regular member of
Hi,
I did the 'sad middle-aged bloke staring into camera shop windows'
thing today. Central London is awash with quality used Pentax
equipment at the moment. I haven't made notes or anything (I'm not
that sad), but a walk around the usual suspects revealed the
following:
at least 3 good
I was going to bid on a digital camera on Ebay and stopped short because the
seller had a private auction. No Ebay ID's were shown on the bidding
history. Why would a seller want a private auction? Seems that some abuse
could take place.
Jim A.
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Abuses could take place. Ebay claims that this is a good thing to do when the
identities of the bidders might need to be protected (adult items?) . . . I
don't know what the advantage is in something like a digital camera sale though.
IB
Jim Apilado wrote:
I was going to bid on a digital
Last night The Jefferson Airplane was on the stereo, and a trip down
Memory Lane ensued. I pulled out some old negs, ones that I intended to
print many years ago and never did. The proof prints were made on
Agfa's wonderful Portriga Rapid. My eyes welled up, a tear fell, and
the memory of that
That doesnt work for me atleast as i work from different comps at
different times.
On Sat, Apr 27, 2002 at 10:35:16AM +, Paul Stenquist wrote:
Why not just bookmark auctions you're interested in?
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I've got one of those marker bids on the A100/2.8 Macro
Yeah, probably for around $300.
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Shel..
I was bidder #1 at $ 90.00...
Looks like this honey may go to a PDML'er ...
Regards,
Bob
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I nearly had him. he was salivating over that 31mm, but it was
the wrong colour.
Mind you, a 90mm F2.8 for GBP400 got him going again, har har.
Kind regards from sunny Brighton
PS. He likes our train system - yes, really.
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Of course we forgive you. I for one was not in the least bit angry about
any of this ebay messaging, but I did think it was worthwhile to point
out the downside. We all used to do it. We saw the consequences and stopped.
Paul
Albert Fekson wrote:
Sorry to break the rules of etiquette here.
In a message dated 27/04/02 05:22:08 GMT Daylight Time, Nick writes:
The Quantum Turbo and Turbo Z both have a connector cord that fits the 500.
Haven't gotten one for my 500 yet... but they claim it will recycle a
similar flash in less than a second from a full power output.
It will
Jeff,
I've been eyeing this same lens for about 6 months now at least :)
I've heard it's very good for the money (the manual focus version being
better than the autofocus version apparently).
HUGE filter size though (I think it's 77 or 72) but other than that.. very
little vignetting from what I
I was bidder #1 at $ 90.00... Looks like this honey may go to a
PDML'er ...
Yeah, probably for around $300.
No, I think it will go for more than that...
Fred
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Jeff,
HUGE filter size though (I think it's 77 or 72) but other than
that.. very little vignetting from what I understand.
And, these two facts probably represent a cause-and-effect
relationship - g.
Fred
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On Sat, Apr 27, 2002 at 12:43:28PM -0400, Mark Cassino wrote:
At 10:56 AM 4/27/2002 -0400, jeff wrote:
How good is this lens?
I found it to be good, with the only major weakness being flare when the
sun directly hits the front element. Otherwise it is sharp and contrasty.
I had one for
Here's a question for you Old lens--new body. Who's put together pieces
with the largest age difference?
My entry (sure to be beat) is a Super-Multi-Coated Takumar 50mm F1.4 (maybe
the early 1970's) mounted on a 2001 MZ-S.
--Mark
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Hello,
I just missed the opportunity to get myself a K28/3.5!
It is much praised on this list, contrary to M28/2.8 that nobody seems to
like.
I already have an A28/2.8. How does it compare to K28/3.5?
Should I feel very miserable being stuck with my A?
I mean, I find it very OK, but I maybe
At 12:52 PM 4/27/2002 -0400, you wrote:
http://www.markcassino.com/galleries/skanee/skanee25.htm
I like this shot. If one ignores dilapidated walls behind, the rest can
easily pass of as something in an advanced lab as shown in movies :)
It's a cool building - the steam lift is 3 stories
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From: David Chang-Sang [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, April 27, 2002 12:34 PM
Subject: RE: Vivitar Series I, 19-35.
Jeff,
I've been eyeing this same lens for about 6 months now at least :)
I've heard it's very good for the money
What
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From: Mark Cassino [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, April 27, 2002 12:43 PM
Subject: Re: Vivitar Series I, 19-35.
At 10:56 AM 4/27/2002 -0400, jeff wrote:
How good is this lens?
I found it to be good, with the only major weakness being
Based on what I've seen online - Ebay - it usually goes for around $135.00
USD - but I'm not sure how much you could get it for if you hunted some used
stores in the area (Toronto)
Cheers,
Dave
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Sent:
Ken Waller wrote:
I'm not sure what the distinctive look is that you are referring to Albano,
but I do notice most posted images, that were taken by a digital camera,
exhibit great depth of field.
Yes, they do, thanks to the small area of their imaging chip--a virtue that
will not be shared by
Fred wrote:
But, here we've leveled the playing field - now
those who never spend time searching for Pentax bargains will have
the exact same chance as those PDML-ers who invest a lot of their
time trying to glean Pentax gold out of the eBay rubble.
Indeed, PDMLers will recall a similar thread a
Sylwester,
I purchased a General brand K-mount-to-screw adapter from BH Photo several
years ago. I found the construction to be as Maciej has described below...
and I also found that it would not focus at infinity. In this case, a
simple telephone call was all that was required to have BH
What's wrong with the M28/2.8?
ukasz
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Sent: Saturday, April 27, 2002 7:20 PM
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Subject: K28/3.5 the good, M28/2.8 the bad, what about A28/2.8?
Hello,
I just missed the opportunity
I believe Henrys has one for $300 CDN.
That seems steep.
I'll check around.
Jeff
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From: David Chang-Sang [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Saturday, April 27, 2002 1:51 PM
Subject: RE: Vivitar Series I, 19-35.
Based on what I've seen online - Ebay - it
Just received a message that said the Spotmeter V in no longer being
made. Is this true?
--
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Henrys always tends to inflate the prices on their
used items.
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I believe Henrys has one for $300 CDN.
That seems steep.
I'll check around.
Jeff
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent:
Sorry to bother everyone,just a little down
today.My favorite Cat,my best portrait subject
and Little Buddy lost a battle with a car
last night.
He'll be sorely missed in this house hold.
Dave
http://home.ca.inter.net/brooksdj/pages/odee1.ht
m
Pentax User
Stouffville Ontario Canada
Dear All,
I'm trying to decide what scanner I should buy. I would like to be able to
get reasonable scans from 35mm (negative + slide) as well as scan prints and
some other standard media. I've narrowed my choices to:
1. Flatbed: Epson 2450 (2400dpi with an adapter, Dmax=3.3)
2. Film: Canon
Hey gang,
Just got my $78 6x7 in the mail. It looks really beat up, and may
not have been worth the price, but at least I have a parts camera. I'm
trying to figure out how to test out the shutter, and everything else.
Can anyone tell me how to tell if this is a MLU 6x7 or not? What am
Went out for a nice long walk this morning (got home just in time to
watch the Habs eek by the Bruins - thank you Jose Theodore) with the
new Sigma 50-200 zoom hung on the MX. Walked through a railway yard,
down to the docks, and to St. Lawrence Market to photograph some street
musicians.
First
Sorry to hear of your loss - my vet just game me word that one of my cats
has 1 - 6 months left at best. It's sad when they go.
- MCC
At 03:15 PM 4/27/2002 -0400, you wrote:
Sorry to bother everyone,just a little down
today.My favorite Cat,my best portrait subject
and Little Buddy lost a
Yup.He's closed Sundays now.
DaveB
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From: frank theriault
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Sent: Sat, 27 Apr 2002 15:58:26 -0400
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: I'v got the start now
Dave,
Better check with Aaron. He told me earlier in
the week that he's starting
Yes, the charger is a dumb charger. They can still be purchased new from
BH and other places... I believe they go for $60 or so, but it has been a
while since I bought one. You can also use Power Pack M, which is the
device designed to let you use A/C current for the motor.
The biggest issue
David.No i don't think it was bad.A tank,the
chemicals(no paper yet)etc were around $45.00
PLUS a personl ,how to, note.
Dave
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Subject: RE: I'v got the start
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From: Mark Cassino [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, April 27, 2002 4:41 PM
Subject: Re: Vivitar Series I, 19-35.
At 01:14 PM 4/27/2002 -0400, you wrote:
What would be a good price? New, used.
I bought mine new from Adorama for $155 (US)
when you have more time go to www.addme.com and use
their free submit,
repeat once a month for 3-4 months and all the other
engines will pick
your site up. I have 42,000 hits to mine so far but
thats for the car
club side.
--- T Rittenhouse [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
My web site comes up with a
Here's a question for you Old lens--new body. Who's put
together pieces with the largest age difference?
My entry (sure to be beat) is a Super-Multi-Coated Takumar 50mm
F1.4 (maybe the early 1970's) mounted on a 2001 MZ-S.
Takumar 35mm 1:4 (pre-set) on a LX... (with a Miranda 46mm
1) how hard the chargers are to get, either from Pentax /or else
g/ (any for sale :) ?
I sold a charger and NiCad Pack LX on eBay recently for £89. Peter at
Camera Direct has the NiCad Packs for about £120 (I think). The chargers
are simple two-prong affairs that take either ~110v or ~230v
Sorry - a typo in my orevious post might cause confusion - corrections as
capitals:
1) how hard the chargers are to get, either from Pentax /or else
g/ (any for sale :) ?
I sold a charger and NICAD PACK MX on eBay recently for £89. Peter at
Camera Direct has the NiCad Packs for about £120
Thanks Steve.His mother was given to us as a
kitten and she had to go to the vet's just
after she had the litter.I had to hand feed 5
of them for 2 days.That was pretty nerve
racking.
Dave
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From: Steve Larson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sat, 27 Apr 2002
I really shouldn't contribute to this thread, but heck, I just lost an
eBay item and I'm feelin' kinda puckish. Last week I put a 1933 Leica
lens on a brand new Leica M6TTL. That's almost a seventy year span.
Fred wrote:
Now, if I did put this lens on the ZX-5n (a Christmas present from a
Sorry to hear that Dave. We have 2 and I dread the day
Cotty
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Now I'm even MORE angry at Aaron for NOT being open on Sundays !! ;-)
Guess it will have to wait until next weekend *sigh*
Thanks for the info,
Dave
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Sent: Saturday, April 27, 2002 6:02 PM
To:
In a message dated 4/27/2002 9:11:30 AM Central Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Not quite true. You should be able to press down past the lowest speed and
that would bring you back to the highest one. At least that's what mine
does. Try it?
Re: ME Super (et al) Shutter Speed
His personal how to note needs to be framed and hung
up in your make
shift darkroom, follow the instructions and you won't
have any
problems developing film. I have yet to ruin a roll of
film ( 15 and
counting ) using his instructions.
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David.No i don't
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Yes, this is correct. On the Super Program, down only goes down and
stops, it doesn't cycle around to 1/2000 and back down again like an ME
super. Also, if you hold the buttons down, the speeds cycle faster on
the ME super. Pity this didn't carry over to the Super Program.
William in Utah.
I've got the older version of the Super Program (no ISO 1000
setting) and mine doesn't work like that.
Len
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Sent: Saturday, April 27, 2002 5:33 PM
Subject: Re: ME Super (et al) Shutter Speed Buttons
I seem to
Dave,
Sorry to hear that. The loss of a pet is never a small thing. Our
thoughts are with you.
Illinois Bill
David Brooks wrote:
Sorry to bother everyone,just a little down
today.My favorite Cat,my best portrait subject
and Little Buddy lost a battle with a car
last night.
He'll be
Mint-condition rare items like this 100/2.8 PKA macro bring out
deep-pocketed Japanese collector/snipers. Look for a winning bid of $600 to
$750, which is frankly a fair price to find it retail, if you're so lucky.
Yeah, probably for around $300.
No, I think it will go for more than that...
I can't bid on this though I would like to:
Kodak Ektachrome Medium Format Film
... 20 rolls of Kodak Ektachrome Color Film. 120 format, 26 rolls are 64
speed, one roll is 100.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=1347831554
Thought it might be of interest to you.
James
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I think there was a post here some time back about the Epson flatbed not
giving sharp results.
If you are serious get a film scanner. The Primefilm is also not a
high-quality scanner. The Canon has good resolution, but I think that
model doesn't have any dust/scratch removal capability. And you
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From: William Kane
Subject: 6x7 checkup
Hey gang,
Can anyone tell me how to tell if this is a MLU 6x7 or not?
What am
I looking for?
An MLU button HAR!!
If it has MLU, it will be on the right side of the mirror box,
opposite the lens release. It is a small
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From: Cotty
Subject: Re: I WON!!! at Ebay
Does anyone ever snipe when there's no bids on an item?? g
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=1346838266
Nice lens Cotty. I had one of those once
William Robb
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At 3:28 PM -0400 4/25/02, Fred wrote:
Are these two compatible?
No, sorry. While the Winder ME II will work with the ME Super and
some other M bodies, as well as with the Super Program/A and the
Program Plus/A, the Motor Drive A will work only with the Super
Program/A and the Program Plus/A.
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From: Nitin Garg
Subject: Re: I WON!!! at Ebay
That doesnt work for me atleast as i work from different comps
at
different times.
Goshers, you mean you might actually have to pull out a pen and
WRITE something on a piece of paper and take it with you from
one
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From: £ukasz Kacperczyk
Subject: RE: K28/3.5 the good, M28/2.8 the bad, what about
A28/2.8?
What's wrong with the M28/2.8?
I still haven't figured that one out yet, and I have the really
bad one with the chromey racing stripe.
Perhaps it isn't razor sharp wide
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From: Shel Belinkoff
Subject: Portriga Rapid Alternatives
What might be a good contemporary replacement for Portriga
Rapid?
Forte warmtone fibre based papers are quite nice. I don't recall
ever using Portriga Rapid, so I don't know how it compares
though. If you
Shel,
I'm with you. Portriga Rapid was the best paper I ever used.
On Saturday 27 April 2002 08:03 am, Shel Belinkoff wrote:
Last night The Jefferson Airplane was on the stereo, and a trip down
Memory Lane ensued. I pulled out some old negs, ones that I intended
to print many years ago and
Does anyone has pointers to the complete syntaxis of Ebay search engine
queries?
I have been able to find by trial and error that
(pentax, smc, pentex) 85mm -(takumar,zoom,screw,67,6x7,645,af,fa)
searches everything having pentax OR smc OR pentex, must have 85mm in it,
and shouldn't have
I just tried it on my ME Super and Super Program and you are right.
The ME Super will cycle around again if you just keep pushing the same
button. The Super Program will go down to the slowest speed and stay
there.
On Saturday 27 April 2002 05:33 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I seem to
... and for all who have lost their beloved pets
The Rainbow Bridge
Just this side of heaven is a place called Rainbow Bridge.
When an animal dies that has been especially close to some-
one here, that pet goes to Rainbow Bridge. There
William,
Thanks for your help. This is a non-MLU 6x7, so I guess Pentax
doesn't support it anymore.
I've looked through the camera a bit. Cycled the shutter a couple of
times without the batteries or film in the camera . . . now the shutter
doesn't want to seem to want to trip. Maybe
Just picked up a roll on a sale. Has anyone tried this? What size prints
should I expect to be able to squeeze out of it?
I figured this thing should be great for airport security XRay checks: those
guys usually insist that anything under ISO800 goes thru the machine, I had
hard time arguing for
As I understand it, the original Refconverter reverses the image; its
successor, the Refconverter II, does not. Can I safely assume that the
original model might be a bit brighter?
Paul Franklin Stregevsky
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On Sat, Apr 27, 2002 at 09:43:04PM -0400, Mishka wrote:
Does anyone has pointers to the complete syntaxis of Ebay search engine
queries?
I have been able to find by trial and error that
(pentax, smc, pentex) 85mm
On Sat, Apr 27, 2002 at 06:54:10PM -0600, William Robb wrote:
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From: Nitin Garg
Subject: Re: I WON!!! at Ebay
That doesnt work for me atleast as i work from different comps
at
different times.
Goshers, you mean you might actually have to pull out a pen
Thanx! That's what I've been looking (apparently not hard enough) for.
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Date: Sat, 27 Apr 2002 22:17:31 -0400
From: Nitin Garg [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: OT: Ebay search -- anyone knows the rules?
Who makes a good 1.5X or 2X tele-converter for the Takumar screw mount
lenses? Has anyone ran any tests?
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HP S20 is a good one too.
From: Pawel Czarnul [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Scanner question
Date: Sat, 27 Apr 2002 21:46:55 +
Dear All,
I'm trying to decide what scanner I should buy. I would like to be able to
get reasonable scans from 35mm
Hi Ken,
I`ve never seen a 1.4 or 1.5x TC in M42, I just don't think there are
any, I would love to be proved wrong though. In 2x TC there are an
abundance of them, but good 7 element ones are a little trickier
to find. I found a Soligor C/D 7 AUTO TELE CONVERTER 2X TO
FIT PENTAX (that`s what it
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