Bob Walkden wrote:
Being Ethiopian he was only used to there being one train, so when he
got to Geneva station he saw a train, got on it, and fell asleep. When
he woke up he was in Marseilles. Despite his considerable intelligence
it had never occurred to him that there was more than one
Peter wrote:
I don't suppose you're allowed to take any pictures, are you? Time
exposure with a couple of blips of flash? Maybe a different color gel for
each flash exposure?
Unfortunately no. And certainly not on company time :)
The only photos I've ever done for the company were informal
John W. wrote:
Two hours, David?
The fastest trains take 58 minutes for the 55 mile journey,
and there are a great many services (at least one per hour)
that take just 1 hour 5 minutes.
Even the stopping trains take only 1 hour 20 minutes.
Hmm. I checked on the web before I sent my
Thx! :)
regards,
Alan Chan
Hi Alan, lately I like too macros shot wide open. However, I prefer
more blended boke areas that don't overpower the subject.
Still, the contraposition of two roses is nice.
Servus, Alin
_
The new MSN
Hi George,
the aperture simulator corresponds with the
lens minimum aperture, in stead of full open.
The only position which makes it usable (at
least gives a valid exposure) with pre A
cameras.
I stand corrected.
I assume that the FAJ lenses behave like A/F/FA lenses when set to the
A
The Quantum Q-Flash is something that always held a strange allure for me,
despite its' price. Anyone here ever used one?
I know Graywolf has a Norman; the Q-Flash appears to be a Norman on steroids?
Kind regards
Peter
i like a lot of the features on the af500 such as multiple flash etc
but i like the 360s high speed sync
does the 360 have multiple flashes?
Hello guys,
any experience with the Sigma EF430 Super flash? Is it any good? What
about light and build quality? Are there any compatibility problems
between it and an MZ-S body?
Thanks,
Peter Farkas
__
Please visit my
I don't think the super comes in a Pentax fit.
We only get the 430ST.
I think you can get the 500Super if that is what you mean...
The 430ST is really very good and I had no problems with it whatsoever,
until I bought my MZ-S - the flash had to be sent to Japan to be
chipped. When I mounted it
By multiple flash, do you mean more than one flash unit? (ie slave
mode) or strobe flashing?
I think the 360 has EVERY feature you could ever want (except swivel -
but if you go wireless this doesn't matter). The only thing it may lack
is power - but it seems perfectly fine in that respect to
adphoto wrote:
a i like a lot of the features on the af500 such as multiple flash etc
a but i like the 360s high speed sync
a does the 360 have multiple flashes?
No stroboscope on 360FGZ, but you may like even more it's remote
abilities. It even works as a slave on auto with compensation,
Is anyone familar with the manual focus 18-28 mm f4-4.5 lens made by Samyang?
Peter Smekal
Uppsala, Sweden
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
on 03.04.03 13:43, Rob Brigham at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I don't think the super comes in a Pentax fit.
We only get the 430ST.
430 Super was available for sure in Pentax version. I have even ordered it
once in NYC for 130 Euro, but they said I would wait for it about one month,
so I have
Hi Folks..
I just noted that the Epson 1280 has a $100 US rebate still in effect until
the end of this month.
As an 870 owner for the past few years I was wondering what you all may
think of the 1280.
With that $100 Rebate it's a tempting offer to upgrade so that I can print
out 11x14's here at
I am glad to be proved wrong, but I am certain that when I bought my ST
the Super wasn't available - maybe they discontinued it for Pentax at
some point? Or maybe this was just a UK thing?
-Original Message-
From: Sylwester Pietrzyk [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 03 April 2003
Thanks for the quick response, but I got it a bit wrong. You are right, I
meant the *EF500* Super. Thanks, anyway!
Peter Farkas
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Please visit my homepage at http://f1photos.cjb.net
(redirect of
on 03.04.03 13:58, Rob Brigham at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am glad to be proved wrong, but I am certain that when I bought my ST
the Super wasn't available - maybe they discontinued it for Pentax at
some point? Or maybe this was just a UK thing?
Or maybe they have short supplies? Or it was
The MZ-S would have been just as useless. OTOH, it doesn't hit that no
power point nearly as often as a digital.
Q: Do they make an AC adapter for your digital that runs off the
lighter socket in the car? I've realized that an AC adaptor/charger
that worked this way would be most useful.
I had this same experience yesterday. I was opening the box at my
(messy) desk, and the camera slid out in that little white foam bag and
nestled half under a stack of paper. Took me five minutes to unravel
the mystery.
I know everyone says this, so I won't disappoint y'all: Damn, it's
little!
I am looking for a car
adaptor, however, so I don't have a cotty.
LOL :-)
Lukasz
I know the feeling of watching a great shop slip away because you're
missing a bit of gear - but there's really nothing about digital that make
this worse. I've headed out to photograph some stunning scene only to
realize as I open up the trunk that I'd forgotten the film bag. Worse of
all
Here is dead quiet lately. Just post a few pictures to get things going...
MX, FA100/2.8
http://www3.telus.net/wlachan/13.jpg
Very nice. It must be refreshing to focus on roses instead of some
other things...
http://www3.telus.net/wlachan/27v.jpg
I find the bokeh a bit harsh. Are there lenses
After I got over the shock about the small size, I was amased by the
features -- much more than my wife N, in a smaller package. I
don't think the 3D mode is something I will use a lot, but the panorama
mode, which helps you alligh three shots that are later stitched using
the included
This will be my carrying around camera as well. I reminds me a lot of
the Minox 16mm I purchased in 1966, just a few weeks after getting my first
Spotmatic.
The only downside is that I keep getting my fingers in the way of the
opening lens when I turn the Optio on. I'm learning, by at my age
I have heard nothing but praises for the 1280. You might want to joint the
EPSONx7x group for a while and check their archives:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/EPSONx7x_Printers/
Maris
David Chang-Sang wrote:
Hi Folks..
I just noted that the Epson 1280 has a $100 US rebate still in effect
This is the second car adaptor comment, so I will tell folks what I use. I
have an inverter it the car that I picked up for $25 at Wal-Mart. With it I
can plug in my cel-phone, or my computer, or my cameras, or my cordless
drill, or even a small TV I guess. It provides 175 watts of AC power. It's
-Original Message-
From: mike wilson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Anyone wishing to participate, especially transatlantic (or even
transpacific!) couch surfers, should get their bids in
early. Meetings
will be possible from Newcastle and Durham station and Newcastle
airport.
Bad
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
The Quantum Q-Flash is something that always held a
strange allure for me,
despite its' price. Anyone here ever used one?
I know Graywolf has a Norman; the Q-Flash appears to be a
Norman on steroids?
They're
On Thu, 3 Apr 2003, Steve Desjardins wrote:
This is definitely the constant companion camera. Trivial to carry,
fairly full featured, and fully PUGable. I am looking for a car
adaptor, however, so I don't have a cotty.
A generation from now, people will being having cotties all the time
The SF series also has SMC-coated glass eyepieces -- something Pentax
abandoned with the PZ series and the MZ series, too, I believe (in
favor of plastic), and has only returned to glass eyepieces since the
MZ-S came out. It's a huge weakness for the PZ-1 and PZ-1p
especially, since you have
Hi!
Let me just say that from now on you'd keep some mechanical backup
with you all/most of the time... bg
I have experienced something different. We've been walking on the
beach and I've been playing with my ME Super's manual mode. Apparently
the shutter speed was on 1/2000. Then I saw some
Dear all,
The TTL sensor should be located at the rear of the prism light path,
usually near the viewfinder eyepiece. That's what it is arranged in 645N,
Minolta Dynax 5 as shown on my catalogues. In some diagrams shown on the
book named Pentax Collection by Asahi Published, the TTL sensor
This is the second car adaptor comment, so I will tell folks what I
use.
Unfortunately, I made both of them. ;-)
Steven Desjardins
Department of Chemistry
Washington and Lee University
Lexington, VA 24450
(540) 458-8873
FAX: (540) 458-8878
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Evan Hanson wrote:
Did I miss something?
Someone got sniped on e-bay and vented on pdml ;-)
cheers,
caveman ;-)
Wrong list, again, sides all he said was he was looking for a job...childish
indeed.
Good luck Graywolf, come back soon and safely
Feroze
- Original Message -
From: Andreas Wirtz [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, April 03, 2003 9:02 PM
Subject: Re: Moving on!
And
Interesting only to my friends on the list. I guess you ain't one, so ignor
the thread.
To those who have wished me well, a big thanks.
PS: the ME Super is going with me, does that make this on topic?
Ciao,
Graywolf
http://pages.prodigy.net/graywolfphoto
- Original Message -
From:
Good jorney and good luck, Tom.
--
Carlos Royo
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Zaragoza (Aragon) - Spain
--
Good luck, Tom. Keep it between the ditches and we'll see you when you
get back.
On Thursday 03 April 2003 05:22 pm, T Rittenhouse wrote:
Hi guys, I will be unsubscribing again Saturday night for an
indefinate period. Going north to drive a bit in a friend's truck.
Don't know if it will
Hope you DO find a good contact there, Tom, and pry up a good driving job.
Talk to you when you get back and settled in...
Much luck,
keith
Ken Archer wrote:
Good luck, Tom. Keep it between the ditches and we'll see you when you
get back.
On Thursday 03 April 2003 05:22 pm, T
Gawd, how I love the smell of napalm in the morning.
ps: Do we have any old movie goers out there that remember where that
came from?
On Thursday 03 April 2003 07:18 pm, Peter Alling wrote:
Napalm.
At 02:11 PM 4/3/2003 -0500, you wrote:
Har ! ... some people complained that the list was too
Graywolf wrote:
To those who have wished me well, a big thanks.
PS: the ME Super is going with me, does that make this on topic?
LOL! Good luck and don't forget to update your journal, wherever your cargo
takes you :-)
Malcolm
On Thu, 3 Apr 2003, Ken Archer wrote:
Gawd, how I love the smell of napalm in the morning.
ps: Do we have any old movie goers out there that remember where that
came from?
I think it was: Apocolypse Now
A great movie.
- Chris
--
Chris Murray /\
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Ken Archer wrote:
Gawd, how I love the smell of napalm in the morning.
ps: Do we have any old movie goers out there that remember where that came from?
Yup. Robert Duvall in Apocalypse Now.
To complete the above, it smells like, victory!
---
Later,
Gary
Frantisek,
I have 803 (two pockets in front), and the first thing I got for it was 3 compartment
padded insert. LX + 50/1.4 fits the middle compartment with no problems. Not sure
about the winder -- I rarely carry it (usually there's enough stuff packed without it
to make my back sore by the
Hi Bruce,
I don't have the 500FTZ, but I use the AF400T regularly with my 6x7. I
frequently use it with a Sof'Shoulder reflector umbrella for portraits.
I have to turn the power down to 1/4 to get as wide as f11 with ISO 400
film, so it certainly has plenty of punch. I use it with the Quantum
Right you are, Chris. You win the cupie doll.
On Thursday 03 April 2003 08:36 pm, Chris Murray wrote:
Gawd, how I love the smell of napalm in the morning.
ps: Do we have any old movie goers out there that remember where
that came from?
I think it was: Apocolypse Now
A great movie.
Nothing to do with photography or Pentax, but I did want
to share a holiday greeting with y'all.
Happy Cheese Weasel Day!
Who brings the cheese on April 3rd?
The Cheese Weasel
He's not a silly bunny or a reindeer or a bird,
He's the Cheese Weasel
He's got
All the best Tom. Come back as soon as you can.
Ed
--- T Rittenhouse [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi guys, I will be unsubscribing again Saturday
night for an indefinate
period. Going north to drive a bit in a friend's
truck. Don't know if it
will result in a job for sure, but it will
gREAT FOR COLOR, BUT NOT SO HOT FOR bw.
jco
-Original Message-
From: David Chang-Sang [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, April 03, 2003 7:06 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: OT: Epson 1280 Owners
Hi Folks..
I just noted that the Epson 1280 has a $100 US rebate still in
I recently picked up both of these lenses, but I don't have enough
results back to say much, other than they seem to have the Pentax
qualities I was looking for. I haven't really given them a workout,
yet, and most of the images from the 24-50 are still in the camera.
I know the F 70-210 is
Hi,
yep, you forgot one thing: much much better viewfinder. Although
SFXn is much noisier :( but the viewfinder is same as in PZ1p which
is way better than MZ5n, but way worse than true old manual focus
body like LX/MX.
Good light,
Frantisek Vlcek
Strangely, I was eating a cheese sandwich when I read this. Is that a weasel
under my computer desk?
Ciao,
Graywolf
http://pages.prodigy.net/graywolfphoto
- Original Message -
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, April 03, 2003 4:15 PM
Subject:
Nice Touch.
Good luck.. Have a great time and take good care. Looking forward to
hearing about it all when you have time to join visit with us again.
Otis Wright
T Rittenhouse wrote:
Interesting only to my friends on the list. I guess you ain't one, so ignor
the thread.
To those who
Joe,
Do you remember what you paid for these beuties?
I recently picked up both of these lenses, but I don't have enough results
back to say much, other than they seem to have the Pentax qualities I was
looking for. I haven't really given them a workout, yet, and most of the
images from the
Whatever your feelings on the war, Tom isn't bombing anyone. Try to
separate the country from its people. You can be pissed off at the US,
but why at Tom?
chris
On Thu, 3 Apr 2003, Andreas Wirtz wrote:
And what truck and Pentax have in common! Go wherever
You want ! This is a place where
Peter Smekal wrote:
Is anyone familar with the manual focus 18-28 mm f4-4.5
lens made by Samyang?
Hi Peter,
Based on optical bench and practical tests done by several
friends who were looking for an inexpensive wide-angle zoom
lens, it is probably one of the worst zoom lenses ever made.
It
Cotty wrote:
Great Scott. John, I never knew that someone could write
so many things
about Leceister, but I suppose that;s your job, eh ;-) The
only thing I
could think of was cheese. (Why do I keep thinking of
Monty Python?)
Thanks Cotty,
You would not be the first person to tell me that I
Take care, Tom!
I hope until we hear from you otherwise, you'll be able to keep up with your
on-line journal. I'll be checking in every so often.
all the best,
frank
T Rittenhouse wrote:
Hi guys, I will be unsubscribing again Saturday night for an indefinate
period. Going north to drive a
I think it goes Good luck and good tailwinds. Enjoy the view.
Steven Desjardins
Department of Chemistry
Washington and Lee University
Lexington, VA 24450
(540) 458-8873
FAX: (540) 458-8878
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Paul,
Very good information. I would be using this mostly for wedding work
for flash fill in daytime and main lighting during evenings for the
candids. I have typically used a flash bracket an Lumiquest Softbox
to keep the redeye out and shadows out of the way.
Do you have your AF400T on the
We're getting the start of at least a full day of freezing rain/ice
pellets/snow, here in Toronto. God's idea of an April Fool's joke?
There was supposed to be a TOPDML meeting tonight, as Mark Roberts is in
town, but I don't even know if he decided to cancel, or if he did get
here, whether he's
the F 24-50mm f4.0 and the F 70-210mm f4.0-5.6 have caught my attention.
Paul - I don't know anything about the long lens, and not much more about
the short zoom, but I'll tell you anyway.
I've recently bought a SMC A 24-50/4 lens that's optically identical to the
F autofocus version. Haven't
Worse that can happen is that I'll sit and have a beer all by my
lonesome - there ~are~ worse situations to be in... vbg
I guess you'd have to drink Mark's beer too - poor thing.
Lukasz
Thx Andre for the comment. I have found the 2nd one not what I expected
either. I was trying to find a good angle for 5mins but nothing good came
up. :(
regards,
Alan Chan
Here is dead quiet lately. Just post a few pictures to get things going...
MX, FA100/2.8
- Original Message -
From: frank theriault
Subject: OT - late blast of winter
We're getting the start of at least a full day of freezing rain/ice
pellets/snow, here in Toronto. God's idea of an April Fool's joke?
We just got about 40cm of snow dumped on us over the last couple of
I've recently bought a SMC A 24-50/4 lens that's optically identical to the
F autofocus version. ...from what I've noticed just by shooting
with it - don't be surprised 'cause the lens flares like hell. It
was the first time I had problems with it on any SMC lens.
?ukasz
The 24-50 has the same
I use it on a reflector umbrella called the Sof'Shoulder. The flash
points to the rear and fires into the umbrella. Unfortunately, I can
only use it manually with this type of setup, since I have the early
AF400T that won't rotate a full 180 degrees. (I use a flashmeter.)
However, with the later
On 3 Apr 2003 at 16:54, William Robb wrote:
We just got about 40cm of snow dumped on us over the last couple of days. It
seems to be tapering off now. At least it's not -40 to go along with it
We are experiencing a little cold snap here too, it bottomed to 19C yesterday
:-(
Rob Studdert
- Original Message -
From: Rob Studdert
Subject: Re: OT - late blast of winter
We are experiencing a little cold snap here too, it bottomed to 19C
yesterday
:-(
Sorry to hear of your suffering..
William Robb
Best wishes Tom.Drive safe and keep intouch.Dont forget to much about
photography,your one of
my main sources lol
Dave
Hi guys, I will be unsubscribing again Saturday
night for
an indefinate
period. Going north to drive a bit in a friend's truck. Don't
Poor Rob, he must be nearly frozen... just don't dispair, we'll send you
a polartec sweater, a Kanuk and a keg of mapple syrup.
Rob Studdert wrote:
On 3 Apr 2003 at 16:54, William Robb wrote:
We just got about 40cm of snow dumped on us over the last couple of days. It
seems to be tapering off
I'm going to put my (minty green) white A*400/2.8 up on ebay soon, so I
thought I'd ask for any offers here first in case anyone has their heart
set on this lens. It's very nice, even wide open.
Optics are perfect, the body has some scrapes here and there- basically
a fine user lens.
Paul,
Sounds like I would have to know if it could swivel 180 degrees.
Who makes the Sof'Shoulder?
Have you considered any issue with using it to the side of the camera?
Always a concern for side shadows. That is probaby my biggest concern
at this point.
Bruce
Thursday, April 3, 2003,
Paul, I can't comment on the 24-50 mm lens but I've had the F70-210mm for 15
years and have had no issues with it at all. I highly recommend it, a good
buy for the money. Built like a tank, has a somewhat rubbery armor finish
to it, makes me think military every time I heft it. It's probably my
It smells like victory.
At 02:33 PM 4/3/2003 +, you wrote:
Gawd, how I love the smell of napalm in the morning.
ps: Do we have any old movie goers out there that remember where that
came from?
On Thursday 03 April 2003 07:18 pm, Peter Alling wrote:
Napalm.
At 02:11 PM 4/3/2003 -0500, you
I don't know who made the Sof'Shoulder. It's at least 25 years old, and
it may not be available any more. I think most of the AF400T units do
have the fully rotating head. But ask before you buy. When shooting with
the flash pointing forward, I generally use a bracket that places it
above the
I'm trying to force myself to finish up a Master's thesis on _Dracula_,
so, like the subject line says, I'm going to take a bit of a break from
the PDML. I love you guys, but the list is far too tempting a distraction
when I'm supposed to be writing. Sunday will be my last day here for a
while,
Andreas Wirtz wrote:
And what truck and Pentax have in common! Go wherever
You want ! This is a place where childish americans
are speaking about how to buy Pentax equipment without
having money while their bombs are falling on innocent
children!
We now have proof that dogs and pigs can
Paul,
So what kind of bracket do you use? I currently have been using a
Stroboframe Pro RT. This allows the flash to be flipped for
verticals. I can't see how a potato masher could be hooked up to it.
Bruce
Thursday, April 3, 2003, 10:45:05 AM, you wrote:
PS I don't know who made the
Larson IIRC
Ciao,
Graywolf
http://pages.prodigy.net/graywolfphoto
- Original Message -
From: Bruce Dayton [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Paul Stenquist [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, April 03, 2003 6:24 PM
Subject: Re: Flash for 67
degrees.
Who makes the Sof'Shoulder?
Please elaborate?
Not prepared to work any harder for a laugh?
ANy advice is really appreciated...
--- CBWaters [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Be careful not to let roid rage ruin your life.
Cory
Not really prepared to work harder than this for a
laugh tonight.
- Original Message -
Ciao, Chris,
Hope the thesis goes well, and hope to see you back soon...
cheers,
frank
Chris Brogden wrote:
I'm trying to force myself to finish up a Master's thesis on _Dracula_,
so, like the subject line says, I'm going to take a bit of a break from
the PDML. I love you guys, but the
Well,
We ended up meeting with Mark, who did come here (the freezing rain/snow
didn't start until around 3 in the afternoon). Dave Chang-Sang and I
met him at a local pub, and Brendan made a surprise appearance (only one
hour late! g).
Had a few micro-brew beers, talked cameras, Pentax and
Shaun,
Welcome back. How long have you been gone? Were you around for the
PMA announcements and aftermath?
Bruce
Thursday, April 3, 2003, 4:30:21 PM, you wrote:
SC Hi Gang, I'm back...have I missed much? VBG
SC Cheers
SC Shaun
SC
On Thu, 3 Apr 2003 22:55:11 +0100, you wrote:
Is anyone familar with the manual focus 18-28 mm f4-4.5
lens made by Samyang?
Mine was plenty good enough. I sold it because I had other wide
angles, and because it had too much flare for my taste. But I got some
nice shots with it. It was a good
it is just like the 1270, only a bit faster. the 1270 being the large format version
of the 870. there is one significant advantage and that is being able to print
borderless. the 2880 print mode isn't worth the more than doubled print time.
Herb
- Original Message -
From: David
Mark great to meet you and you'd better make sure that
43mm and MZ-S makes it back in one piece.
--- frank theriault [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote: Well,
We ended up meeting with Mark, who did come here
(the freezing rain/snow
didn't start until around 3 in the afternoon). Dave
Chang-Sang and
Yes Mark, very nice to meet you. Hope the drive back wasn't too
treacherous.
And ya.. I retract my previous statements about the MZ-S from an ergonomic
standpoint.
It's a nice camera to hold portrait or landscape wise..
and that limited... ah...
I may have to buy more pentax gear :)
-Original Message-
From: David Chang-Sang [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Yes Mark, very nice to meet you. Hope the drive back wasn't too
treacherous.
And ya.. I retract my previous statements about the MZ-S
from an ergonomic
standpoint.
It's a nice camera to hold portrait or
Hello everybody,
I be using three different digital cameras over past years, and they
are OK for some things, but because shutter lag they are no good for
the action pictures.
Do the pentax gigitals have fast working shutter? What about the new
SLR? Will it have a fast shutter?
Thank you,
tom wrote:
Don't let Stan Halpin show you his black limiteds...you'll dream about
them.
Sexiest lenses I've ever seen.
Have you managed to test them ? ;-)
cheers,
caveman
Ha, get in line for information about that. Pentax had just better hope
they still have a market by the time they get to it.
-
What about the new
SLR? Will it have a fast shutter?
Thank you,
Z
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Steve Desjardins wrote:
Q: Do they make an AC adapter for your digital that runs off the
lighter socket in the car?
That would make it a DC adaptor :)
I've realized that an AC adaptor/charger that worked this way would be
most useful.
You can get them for cellphones, so why not
Hi zcaballero,
on 04 Apr 03 you wrote in pentax.list:
Do the pentax gigitals have fast working shutter? What about the new
SLR? Will it have a fast shutter?
I think most DSLRs are very usable for action photography. If you want a
compact digicam, then try the Optio S. Beside its
- Original Message -
From: Heiko Hamann [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, April 04, 2003 12:36 AM
Subject: Re: Digital Shutter lag
Hi zcaballero,
on 04 Apr 03 you wrote in pentax.list:
Do the pentax gigitals have fast working shutter? What about the new
SLR?
* Peter Farkas wrote:
any experience with the Sigma EF430 Super flash? Is it any good? What
about light and build quality? Are there any compatibility problems
between it and an MZ-S body?
No Sigma flash is compatible with P-TTL mode, wireless flash sync and
high-speed-flash sync, with Pentax
And what truck and Pentax have in common! Go wherever
You want ! This is a place where childish americans
are speaking about how to buy Pentax equipment without
having money while their bombs are falling on innocent
children!
We now have proof that dogs and pigs can procreate.
Thanks
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