Hi,
not wishing to be outdone...
http://www.web-options.com/damann/bob-1.jpg
http://www.web-options.com/damann/bob-2.jpg
Photos courtesy and copyright of David Mann.
No crack shots?
wow, that's a question that's open to interpretation...
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Rememebr Most of these flashes are tested under
IDEAL conditions ie
indoors with white walls, external battery pack etc.
In the Real world
your milage will vary.
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Frantisek Vlcek wrote:
Hi,
is it normal for a hotshoe flash to read quite
At 08:03 17/06/2002 -0400, you wrote:
The ME is a great camera but has one problem. There is a bit of spring steel
that is used to hold the winder lever out at a 30 degree standoff from the
camera. After 3-4 years of use, mine broke off - jamming and tearing up the
winder gears. The repair was
Well taking lots of pics and buying various stuff has finally rubbed off on
my girlfriend.. She wants a camera too..
Of course she's gonna get a pentax, the only problem is: what do I buy for
her.. Of course I'm still a cheap sob so I don't wanna buy a camera that's
too expensive.
I got an
Christ, I am glad I didn't.
Dave, wasn't that 300 a touch too much for your poor old shift modified KX?
Yes, I know you have to hang on to the lens foremost, but
Kind regards
Peter
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There's a Takumar 105/2.8 metal threaded hood on U.S. EBay right now, but I
think the Tak used a 49mm filter.
I wouldn't be surprised if you could use a 135mm or longer hood without
vignetting.
When I had a K105/2.8, as I recall I had the original hood and it made a
handsome combination.
On
Mishka wrote:
anyway, professional shooting (and anything professional) must be a
completely different game with completely different rules, many not so
obvious.
I don't think so. I believe the run-of-the-mill pro is less concerned about
lens quality, as long as it is good enough, than the
Alan wrote:
Thanks Pål, and you said you would not tell what the next Limited lens would
be? Now we know it's a prime lens way different from what we have so far.
I don't think that was what I said or implied.
Pål
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Chris wrote:
Where does the hand-made info come from? Has Pentax actually said this?
All the parts are still machine-made, I assume, so are you saying that
some of them are assembled by hand? Do you know how many?
The MZ-S is hand painted (or sprayed) giving each camera an unique
finish.
Hi Bill.
So is the jammedlever with no film in the camera normal.
If the winder is truly jammed is it an expensive
repair?
Trying to keep an eye out for a good,but inexpensive
6x7 (or 645) be it from Ebay,camera store or pawn shop.
Thanks
Dave
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LOL - I was thinking about the contrast in the second picture as I
scrolled down to the third!
BHAWSHO
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:-)
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i wish to purchase a scanner and am tossing up between epson 1200 and umax
6400 i wish to do both negatives and actual photos
any one had experience with these or any advice syggestions
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On Tue, 18 Jun 2002, Paul Jones wrote:
How would members like to submit a shot of themselves to put up on a web page
for other list members to see. If so could you forward the shots to me and
i'll compile them and put them up on a page.
I bought a camera so I could be BEHIND the lens, and
Alan wrote:
I don't think the Pentax polarizers are multicoated, at least the Japanese
web site doesn't say so.
Mine isn't. I was quite disappointed considering it's high price.
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Pal, do you even read things on this list? There always
seems to be at least one thread of having looked for
months for some particualr lens, that are easy to get in
some other brand. Yes, there were millions of Pentax
lenses made, but of the K mount MF lenses sold in NA,
probably over 90%
At 22:09 18/06/2002 +0930, you wrote:
i wish to purchase a scanner and am tossing up between epson 1200 and umax
6400 i wish to do both negatives and actual photos
any one had experience with these or any advice syggestions
wayne
I have been very happy with my HP 5470. It seems to scan slides
Folks.
As a regular exporter, I can offer these pearls:
If you want it insured, the insured value must be declared on the paperwork,
which Customs will inevitably see.
If you don't want insurance, that's fine, I can have it marked gift and low
value on the green slip. However, if it goes
so, reverse mount the lens...
:)
mishka
From: gfen
Subject: Re: Self Portraits?
Date: Tue, 18 Jun 2002 05:23:15 -0700
I bought a camera so I could be BEHIND the lens, and not in front of
it.
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Is it good to get polarizers multicoated???
The usual reason polarizers are not multicoated is that there is so much
reflection at the internal laminated surfaces, where the polarizer sheet
is, that multicoating gives no improvement over monocoating! Additionally,
multicoating may change the
How large (dimensions)?
How large a file size?
By self portrait, I assume it's a portrait OF us, but not necessarily BY
us (via a timer), right?
Paul Franklin Stregevsky
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I think its an ok idea.Like the,for PDML only.
Might be a good chance to see how the SO handles
the stealth equipment.
Dave
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Coincidence?
I just had the exact same problem with royal gold 100 36.
By chance I was watching the display when the film loaded and happened to
catch the MZ-S recognizing the ASA as 200. I went ahead and manually
overrode the camera's ASA setting and shot the rest of the roll. However,
upon
Bruce wrote:
Pal, do you even read things on this list? There always
seems to be at least one thread of having looked for
months for some particualr lens, that are easy to get in
some other brand. Yes, there were millions of Pentax
lenses made, but of the K mount MF lenses sold in NA,
probably
On Tue, 18 Jun 2002, Mishka wrote:
so, reverse mount the lens...
:)
And this is a self portrait of the pores on my nose...
Tempting.
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I wrote:
I'm sure many Nikon lenses are easier to find than Nikon lenses but that
doesn't make Pentax lenses rare.
Correction:
It is supposed to be: I'm sure many Nikon lenses are easier to find than
Pentax lenses...
Pål
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Bruce wrote:
Yes, there were millions of Pentax
lenses made, but of the K mount MF lenses sold in NA,
probably over 90% were 50mm. Pentax was a value camera
here, and few people invested in a lot of OEM lenes.
What does my post have to do with North America? I was refering to
production
Dennis K. already has a PDML portrait gallery:
http://www.penta-club.org/penta/forum/pdml_port/pdmlers_portraits.htm
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timer and remote are kinda vague notions if you think of it.
unless you say mechanical or electronic, how about honey, would
you press that button! for remote release?
:)
i like the idea though!
mishka
From: Paul F. Stregevsky
Subject: Re: Self Portraits?
Date: Tue, 18 Jun 2002 06:26:22
Hi,
The grand-daughter of one of my dearest friends who lives about an hour
outside of New York
(Near Cornwall) needs to find a home for her two cats. I think she and
her husband would like to see both cats go to the same household. She
has two cats, and wishes to find a good home for them.
I use the Epson Perfection 1200 for medium format negatives and prints.
However, 1200 dpi is a little short for 35mm and I use an HP S20 for that.
Bill KG4LOV
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Fred wrote:
I've babbled long enough for now; it's time for me to go back to
bed.
Well, I for one enjoy your periodic alleged babblings, Glenn. Keep
up the good storytelling - g.
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Just a me too.
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Pål Audun Jensen commented:
June 18, 2002 7:05 AM
Why some Pentax lenses are rare in North America may be that Pentax
didn't
sell many there and/or that people simply don't offer them for sale. I'm
also sure that the Pentax lens population may look different from the Nikon
lens population
I've been using my S20 to scan proof taken with my 120. Not too bad, but
lately I've seen a purple line running down one side of the scan.
I may spring for a 2450 or maybe a used Scan Multi.
Jeff
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I used mine for the first time two weeks ago. Two sets of NiMh lasted
friday night through saturday night shooting 9 rolls of film. Most
discharges were full or close to full since it was dark and a soft box was
used. (off camera grip with TTL sync cord). The second set still had power
in
Frantisek,
Setting my Gossen Luna Pro Digital F to ISO 100 and 1/60 flash synch,
it reads F8 for a value when the flash is fired on manual from 2
meters. Hope this is what you are looking for.
It also takes about 4 seconds to recharge after firing manual using
fresh NiMHs.
Bruce
Tuesday,
Jan,
Yes it is truly Brother Jan now. Getting camera in hand certainly
constitutes the right to that name. I am still waiting for my moose
hat from the Brotherhood, though...I wish they would send it. :)
Doesn't that body/lens look so cool sitting up there on that tripod
head?
Bruce
In a message dated 6/18/2002 3:59:35 AM Pacific Daylight Time,
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Pentax lenses aren't rare.
I didn't say they were rare. I said that the finer versions are rather harder
to find than comparable lenses of other makes. What's more, you normally pay
more for a really
In a message dated 6/18/2002 6:01:46 AM Pacific Daylight Time,
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Now look for a Nikon
AI 105/2.5. It doesn't matter how many Pentax 105's were
made, there aren't any for sale.
Bingo!!
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In a message dated 6/18/2002 7:09:03 AM Pacific Daylight Time,
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I'm denying that pentax lenses in
general are rare.
Pal,
Deny it all you want. Nobody was saying as much. We're all agreed on this!
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The Epson 1200 is fine for actual photos, but for negatives I would buy a
dedicated filmscanner. I started with the Epson 1200U Photo, but soon after
bought a refurbished Nikon LS-30 filmscanner - the Epson just did not do the
job.
Maris
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So Paul, how come you didn't set up your tripod and use a cable release and
take one yourself? :)
annsan
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Anybody on the list buy it? It's the third time it's been for sale..
If only I had a thousand bucks lying around
Christian
On Tuesday 18 June 2002 05:50, Alan Chan wrote:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/ebayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=1358980930indexURL=0ph
otoDisplayType=2#ebaylargephotohosting
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out steriods
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Well taking lots of pics and buying various stuff
has finally rubbed off on
my girlfriend.. She wants a camera too..
Of course she's gonna get a pentax, the only problem
This is a postcard I'm going to put up on ebay. When held at a slant
the black stuff on the
boats and the online of the boat with the sail turns silver. The card
is from roughly 1910 -1912.
I want to put in my description what this phenomenon is called and I'll
be damned if I can remember
the
I recently purchased the Epson 2450.It is really nice for
photo scans.The 35mm stuff is so so(35mm chromes not to bad) and i
get mixed results
so far on the 120 stuff.I think only because i have not scanned
enough to see what works best yet and flatness issues.I have, 1,
120 chrome that
I'm trying to decide about filters for the K24/2.8.
Will a regular size (thickness) filter vignet; or
should I go the step-up ring route and say, go from 52
to 58mm for UV and Polarizer? Any help much
appreciated.
Bob
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Thanks for the advice. I particularly like the phrase trust the lens.
BTW, the site which listed f8 as the best aperture was
http://www.bdimitrov.de/kmp/index.html
Steven Desjardins
Department of Chemistry
Washington and Lee University
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1) Does it accept NiCds? I was told that the orig.manual stated to
NOT use NiCds... Any danger in using them? I never use alkalines as
the recycle times are just 3x as slow then... What about NiMH too?
I run mine with NiMH rechargeables inside, and have had no problems. On
full charge,
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Subject: June PUG picks
Gipsy Life by Laura Cavaliere:
I find this very disturbing, yet I can't stop looking at it. It's his
eyes. It seems that he's seen and
Hi gang,
I'll be off visiting with the folks for the next several days, so I'm
temporarily unsubscribing. I'll have a word with the good Major (majordomo,
that is) to make sure everything is in order. I'll still be able to do my
PUG submission from the public library. Hope to be back on-list
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No crack shots?
tv
Now, that I would NOT like to see!!
(they're not builders are they?)
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Well, resolution wise f8.0 appears to be better:
http://www.takinami.com/yoshihiko/photo/lens_test/pentax_normal.html
I do not know about other lens characteristics (bdimitrov comment is most
likely based on these results).
Knut
At 13:34 18.06.02 -0400, you wrote:
Thanks for the advice. I
What are the similarities and differences between
these three camera models? Thanks.
Francis M. Alviar
Irvine, CA
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Ann Sanfedele [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So Paul, how come you didn't set up your tripod and use a cable release and
take one yourself? :)
Ann,
1. I'm a candid shooter; I don't know how to pose me, or anyone else, for a
portrait.
2. I don't have off-camera flash.
3. I don't have a blank
Yes, but not many of us have participated.
tom wrote:
Again, Dennis has one already:
http://www.penta-club.org/penta/forum/pdml_port/pdmlers_portraits.htm
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Bob Poe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm trying to decide about filters for the K24/2.8. Will a regular size
(thickness) filter vignet; or should I go the step-up ring route and say,
go from 52
to 58mm for UV and Polarizer?
I used a Nikon on mine, without problems. But then, I never shot wider
Tuesday, June 18, 2002, 10:14:09 PM, ukasz wrote:
K Any opinions on the flash from the subject? It's quite powerful, but I'd
K like to also use it for fill-in flash - are 5 auto settings enough?
Depends on which fill-in - in daylight it's great as it's powerful
enough, but in low-light fill-in
I'm pretty sure he is, I think he just hasn't been following the pdml
lately.
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Mine isn't. I was quite disappointed considering it's high price.
For some reason, no PL filters were coated until recently.
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Is it good to get polarizers multicoated???
I do not know if multicoated was necessary for PL filters. However, there
was a time I experienced flare problem (FA*24/2 B+W CIR-PL), and it shows
on the picture. I think the Sun was hitting the front element.
regards,
Alan Chan
What are the similarities and differences between these three
camera models? Thanks.
Francis:
For the main differences between the ME and ME Super, probably the
best place to start is Boz's K-mount page:
http://www.bdimitrov.de/kmp/
There are several differences, actually, but the main one
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Yes, but not many of us have participated.
You did...I'm just saying all the work has already been done.
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How large (dimensions)?
How large a file size?
By self portrait, I assume it's a portrait OF us, but not necessarily BY
us (via a timer), right?
Paul Franklin Stregevsky
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The MZ-S is hand painted (or sprayed) giving each camera an unique
finish. The Limited lenses are assembled by hand something most likely most
of the FA* are as well.
Consider the pattern of the paint job, it's more like airbrushing on the
MZ-S.
About the LIMITED lenses, I won't be surprised
I don't think that was what I said or implied.
I was just kidding. :)
regards,
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What is the safest way to store an unused lens? On
it's side, with the front element down, with the real
element down? Thanks for your comments.
Rear for sure (or does it really matter?). More importantly, with K mount
lenses, set the aperture to minimum (f22 or 32). Nope, there is no
As for the aperture misread, doesn't the lens have a say in the readout?
If
so, perhaps the lens' electronics overheated and got confuddled rahter than
the camera's.
This could be the problem of the lens or the camera. Each electrical contact
is a weak link.
regards,
Alan Chan
I have another question relating to this thread:
Should lenses be stored wide open or closed-down?
A repairman told me once that some Takumar lenses should be stored
wide-open while others closed-down, depending of their mechanisms.
He refered to spring tension I think. I do feel this
Hi,
Anyone have the link handy?
oh, I see now. That would be Cartman, here:
http://www.web-options.com/valentin/valentin.htm
Just in case Mike Johnston is looking in, I should quickly point out
that I am categorically *not* taking pictures of flowers. That's a 21mm
lens, so the flowers were
Alot of those people have left the list and there are a lot of new members
though.
Paul
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Sent: Wednesday, June 19, 2002 5:33 AM
Subject: RE: Self Portraits?
Again, Dennis has one already:
Hi,
Some one sent me a huge file :)
Send them to [EMAIL PROTECTED], its my work account and has no
storage limit.
Regards,
Paul
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, June 19, 2002 5:13 AM
Subject: Re: Self Portraits?
Hi,
Nice card. Are you thinking of solarization?
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Tuesday, June 18, 2002, 6:10:31 PM, you wrote:
This is a postcard I'm going to put up on ebay. When held at a slant
the black stuff on the
boats and the online of the boat with the sail turns silver.
Hi,
a friend forwarded this to me:
http://www.web-options.com/big_knocker.jpg
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I can't answer annsan's question, but a postcard from Clear Lake Iowa should
get a lot of bids from Buddy Holly fans!
Dan
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humm, err, ah, well, never mind.
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On 18 Jun 2002 at 11:27, Frantisek Vlcek wrote:
Hi,
I am considering dumping my Metzes as they are getting older and
older, and getting that AF280T. But I am concerned about the lower
power it has...
1) Does it accept NiCds? I was told that the orig.manual stated to
NOT
On 18 Jun 2002 at 13:43, Francis Alviar wrote:
What is the safest way to store an unused lens? On
it's side, with the front element down, with the real
element down? Thanks for your comments.
Any orientation as long as they are in a sealed case containing a desiccant, or
at least kept in
On 18 Jun 2002 at 13:45, Francis Alviar wrote:
What are the similarities and differences between
these three camera models? Thanks.
http://www.BDimitrov.de/kmp/bodies/M/index.html
Rob Studdert
HURSTVILLE AUSTRALIA
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On 18 Jun 2002 at 16:55, Paul F. Stregevsky wrote:
I used a Nikon on mine, without problems. But then, I never shot wider than
f/5.6.
Paul, what do you mean wider? Mechanical vignetting becomes more apparent as
the lens is stopped down and is least visible when the lens is fully open.
Francis,
If you have so many lenses that you need to store them, then you
have too many. Send soem to me.
Seriously, this topic has been debated before on the list. People
have differing opinions. Personally, I store my lenses in their cases,
which usually dictates that the front
Tarnish.
William Robb
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Sent: Tuesday, June 18, 2002 11:10 AM
Subject: Help with terminology regarding BW print wanted
This is a postcard I'm going to put up on ebay. When held at
a slant
the black stuff
Dan - wow! - I guess I'll put that in the description, though
my boyfriend may not let me sell it :)
I totally didn't know. However, this was a few years before Buddy was born :)
Thanks for the info!
annsan
Daniel J. Matyola wrote:
I can't answer annsan's question, but a postcard from
Bob Walkden wrote:
Hi,
Nice card. Are you thinking of solarization?
annsan replies:
hmmm. maybe, but maybe also Mackey (sp?) lines is what I was thinking.
I don't think, though, that this was something intentional. I would guess
that the alteration may indicate insufficient fixing
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From: David
Subject: Re: Re: 6x7 quiries
Hi Bill.
So is the jammedlever with no film in the camera normal.
Ummm, no. If the film advance is jammed, it is broken.
If the winder is truly jammed is it an expensive
repair?
Probably not. A 6x7 CLA will probably
Just did a quick test on the Z-1p, and the suggested best apertures are:
FA*24/2: f5.6
FA43/1.9: f4.5
FA77/1.8: f4.5
FA100/2.8 Macro: f5.6
F*300/4.5: f6.7
A70-210/4: f6.7
regards,
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Oooops!
I thought it was where Holly was born, when you said what you did, Dan -
not where the crash was :(
Ann Sanfedele wrote:
Dan - wow! - I guess I'll put that in the description, though
my boyfriend may not let me sell it :)
I totally didn't know. However, this was a few years before
This is a constructed argument. Sure there are rare Pentax lenses but they
can be counted on one hand. But there are rare Nikon lenses too, I'll bet
that any Nikon lens available for two years only, like the K 105mm, are
hard to find as well. I'm sure many Nikon lenses are easier to find than
OUch - I can't even tell if you are kidding or not. tarnish makes
silver black, why would
it be called what makes black silver? but you were kidding, weren't
you?
I feel a little silly now.
ann
William Robb wrote:
Tarnish.
William Robb
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From: Ann Sanfedele
Hi, Laura,
Stop apologizing for your English. It's way better than my Italian! :-)
I like your attiude of letting your pictures do the talking, though. With
your first submission, you're on the right track!
regards,
frank
Laura Cavaliere wrote:
I'm very disapponted of my English in this
On 18 Jun 2002 at 20:18, Ann Sanfedele wrote:
Bob Walkden wrote:
Hi,
Nice card. Are you thinking of solarization?
annsan replies:
hmmm. maybe, but maybe also Mackey (sp?) lines is what I was thinking.
I don't think, though, that this was something intentional. I would guess
The Pentax ME has no manual shutter speed
The Pentax ME SE is an ME Special Addition. I believe it has a different
focusing screen
The Pentax ME Super is an ME with the addition of manual shutter
speeds. These are obtained by moving the selector dial to m and using two
push buttons on the
Jeff,
I thought it was the left from memory? i dont have it in front of me at the
moment though
The light meter on all three is LEDs on the right side of the finder.
Regards,
Paul
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Rob - the key was in this paragraph in the second doc you sent me:
The key to determining that a gelatin-silver photograph was made
before 1920 is looking for silvering. These early prints had a
tendency to silver, especially at the edges. Silvering is when
The Pentax ME SE is an ME Special Addition. I believe it has a
different focusing screen
Well, I'm not so sure about that. I know for a fact that the ME
Super SE has a different focus screen than the ME Super proper, but
I didn't think that the ME SE and the ME proper had that particular
Hi Guys...
Are we gonna get access to the PENTAX POSTER ?..Love to have one (or two).
I'd be happy to depot some if we have to buy in bulk...How do we proceed ?
Regards,
Bob
And how about the odds on a Finals involving Senegal and the U.S.? Any
offers? Now that the weaker teams like France and Argentina are gone, it
starts to get interesting (;-)
stan
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From: Ann Sanfedele
Subject: Re: Help with terminology regarding BW print wanted
OUch - I can't even tell if you are kidding or not. tarnish
makes
silver black, why would
it be called what makes black silver? but you were kidding,
weren't
you?
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The usual reason polarizers are not multicoated is that there is so much
reflection at the internal laminated surfaces, where the polarizer sheet
is, that multicoating gives no improvement over monocoating! Additionally,
multicoating may
No, I didn't score onebay.
No, I didn't take the picture of a lifetime.
I saved the life of a mother duck and her ducklings.
They started walking across a busy 4 lane road. When I realized what was in
front of me I slammed on the brakes and honked the horn.
The seemed to turn back, but after a
Thanks, Wheatfield!
Just as much as I wanted to know - The silvering term was what was
essential for me to
put in the description, I think.
I'm crossing my fingers this is a valuable postcard. I kinda hate to
part with it - so lovely!
annsan
William Robb wrote:
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