This looks like a textbook pan. Were you panning?
Steven Desjardins
Department of Chemistry
Washington and Lee University
Lexington, VA 24450
(540) 458-8873
FAX: (540) 458-8878
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I tried photographing a moving steam locomotive once. The slow shutter
time caused the wheels to look out of round.
It takes the 6x7 shutter 1/30 of a second to transverse the entire
frame, so fast action shots are going to be difficult.
If you are
For 4mp image from Canon G2, it's ~2.5M (varies). So the compression ratio is about
1:2. Btw, there's a open source RAW converter which works for Olympus, Nikon and Canon:
http://www2.primushost.com/~dcoffin/powershot/
Best,
Mishka
From: Herb Chong [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: OT: 2
Looks like an owner of KA lenses will be OK with the ist-D. I've got screw
mount and a three K-mounts lenses. I am out of luck with the Pentax DSLR.
Jim A.
From: Arnold Stark [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Thu, 05 Jun 2003 22:34:47 +0200
To: PDML [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On 5 Jun 2003 at 20:55, Nick Zentena wrote:
The worst Pentax lens ever made likely exceeds the best current
digital sensor. Schneider is crippling thier digital lenses because of the
limits of the digital sensors.
Well that's foolish move even for Schneider, the band-width limiting/anti-
On 5 Jun 2003 at 20:57, Nick Zentena wrote:
Which gets us back to why digital will never equal film. Digital throws out
info it can't handle. But we keep being told it's better. That it captures
everything. Limited bandwidth is the exact opposite of capturing everything.
Hey? And 800 or
On 5 Jun 2003 at 20:51, Nick Zentena wrote:
So it was stacked in favour of the digital. What's new?
Read again.
It was nicely highlighting the inadequacies of mainstream digital projection
options.
Rob Studdert
HURSTVILLE AUSTRALIA
Tel +61-2-9554-4110
UTC(GMT) +10 Hours
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I love it!
It would have been a washout without the ND filter. Good call...
keith
Mark Roberts wrote:
I've just started sorting through my slides from last weekend at
Grandfather Mountain (and I just found one more roll that I have to get
processed tomorrow), but this one kinda stood out.
Mark Roberts wrote:
I've just started sorting through my slides from last weekend at
Grandfather Mountain (and I just found one more roll that I have to get
processed tomorrow), but this one kinda stood out. It's from friday
night when I was camping out on Attic Window Peak. MZ-S, SMC-A 20/2.8,
film is the same.
Herb...
- Original Message -
From: Nick Zentena [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, June 05, 2003 20:57
Subject: Re: OT: 2 articles from the washington post
Which gets us back to why digital will never equal film. Digital throws out
info it
Check the Pentax Canada website. They have the *ist
listed as a novice/intermediate SLR, which is the same
as the MZ-6 MZ-7. The MZ-5n is listed as
intermediate the MZ-S is listed as pro.
I wonder what is next? Will Pentax have a more bottom
end *ist to replace the MZ-60 etc, or have something
-Original Message-
From: Nick Zentena [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Why would the *ist digital need better lenses then
the *ist film? I'm
guessing they're filtering the lenses on the *ist digital
just like every
other digital camera. What's the point of wasting good
lenses on a
I thought someone mentioned the '7' was also a market failure even though it
was loaded with features. Who do I believe?
regards,
Alan Chan
The market failure of the Maxxum/Dynax 9 was, more than
anything else, due to the introduction of the Maxxum/Dynax 7
which had all the desirable features of
Soak up the FA* lenses LIMITED lenses while you can. :-)
regards,
Alan Chan
NO!
No more FAJ lenses, I want my aperture ring
DAMNIT!
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At 01:07 PM 6/5/03 -0700, you wrote:
Hello Peter!
If you're in the US and can stomach Wall Mart Eveready
357, 1/2 the price of the MS76 and still Silver oxide.
Thanks Peter, that sounds useful!
1) There is one thing I don't understand. If the aperture always stays wide
open in AV mode when the lens is not set to 'A', why does the metering
matter anyway? Who is going to use it this way?
2) If the metering works in AV mode, why not manual mode? Did Pentax
purposely design it this way
British Green would be nice too, but must be properly polished. :-)
regards,
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I would like to have one in British green. :-)
German grey would be nice.
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If flash TTL works the same with the Z-1p as with the LX, (and I think it
does),
your camera is reading severe under exposure with no film, reading the
reflected
light off the pressure plate.
At 09:13 AM 6/5/03 -0400, you wrote:
Hi,
I have a Pentax dedicated vivitar flash with TTL
*ist is cheap enough to experiment. :-) Time to visit the auto shop and
see what colour they have.
regards,
Alan Chan
Oh, the days of metal cameras with fake leather are over, aren't they?
But i'm sure some brave soul will try painting theirs.
Bruce, is that you ? How did you hack Tom's account ?
Now seriously. Photo shops and labs here have a steady supply of demo
digital prints. You can see how a digital image print looks like without
having to buy anything. And I suspect that some of those demo images are
doctored to look good
Okay ODML members, this will be my last attempt to ask for help to buy some
parts for my brand new FA31/1.8 LIMITED lens (unfortunately). Since here in
Canada, they don't have parts for this lens (they don't even know they were
selling it), it would be great if someone from Japan might contact
Alan,
I'm not living in Japan, so I can't help you with what you asked for.
But just a suggestion. Have you tried with Pentax US or some European
one. They might be more easy to deal with.
cheers,
caveman
Alan Chan wrote:
Okay ODML members, this will be my last attempt to ask for help to buy
Hi Christian
- In manual mode, with a lens not in A position, the meter does not work, but DOF preview does, just like with the *ist. This really is a shame. Why do the programmers of the camera not just turn the meter ON with DOF preview activated for manual mode?
This makes no sense at
Unfortunately, they might just refer me back to the Canada office. :-(
regards,
Alan Chan
I'm not living in Japan, so I can't help you with what you asked for. But
just a suggestion. Have you tried with Pentax US or some European one. They
might be more easy to deal with.
I am more concerned with the image quality. So far picture samples from
Pentax digital compacts aren't as attractive as other brands. Do they
purposely lower the contrast colour to retain the Pentax taste?
regards,
Alan Chan
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Hi Alan
1) There is one thing I don't understand. If the aperture always stays
wide open in AV mode when the lens is not set to 'A', why does the
metering matter anyway Who is going to use it this way?
Well, just rename the AV mode (when the lens is not set to 'A') to open
apertrue mode,
Alan Chan wrote:
Unfortunately, they might just refer me back to the Canada office. :-(
Are you on the same black list as me ;-)
What you say is true, but I suspect that there are much more folks from
the US on the list than from Japan, so the chance to find someone
willing to help... You
When I lost a screw in the bottom of my Super Program, I took it to a local
camera show. The camera repair guy (Free Shutter Check at Show) took out a
salt shaker sized container of screws, pulled one out, and installed it. No
charge.
Can't you call Pentax Canada for a replacement screw for
On 4 Jun 2003 at 7:06, Nick Zentena wrote:
How big is a pixel? How big is a grain? Isn't digital interpolated? Won't it
always be? Digital won't over come that.
Well actually the Foveon concept negates the need for inter-pixel interpolation
already. And grain only comes into the equation if
On 4 Jun 2003 at 14:12, Roland Mabo wrote:
Now, it really is time for Pentax to release teleconverters and extension
tubes with full aperture- and autofocus coupling.
Is that before or after the DSLR. LOL
Rob Studdert
HURSTVILLE AUSTRALIA
Tel +61-2-9554-4110
UTC(GMT) +10 Hours
[EMAIL
Adorama and BH sell new ones for something like $150. I have one and am very happy
with it.
Mishka
From: Rob Studdert [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: *ist SLR and K-mount lenses
about meters and two good options are the Sekonic
L308BII and Gossen Gossen Luna Pro digital. If you
are
Not sure of the price as yet as the invoice has not yet arrived.
http://members.aol.com/junk2cash2002/ist.jpg
First impressions - why doesn't it weigh anything?
Kind regards
Peter
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://members.aol.com/junk2cash2002/ist.jpg
First impressions - why doesn't it weigh anything?
Plastic is light weight. :-)
Later,
Gary
Hi All.
Lesson 1:
Look at Ebay prior to ordering straps from local store.
Lesson 2:
Make Damn sure the release lugs on the camera bottom are
in the proper locked position and spools snug.(don't ask why i know now.lol)
Chromes look nicer
Just got home with a new Epson Perfection 3200 scanner. I'm looking forward
to installing it and trying it out later today, but in the meantime...
Anybody know how it compares with the HP S20 for 35mm?
How much better should I expect my medium format scans moving up from 1200
to 3200 dpi?
Bill
Hi Bill,
Congrats on the new scanner.
The Medium Format scanning is wonderful - I'm sure you'll have no issues
with it as Epson seems to continue to better their products with time.
I can't speak to the 35mm as I use a dedicated film scanner for that.
Cheers,
Dave
Original Message:
Alin,
Amen! I have called it the squeaky clean look. A lack of texture.
The cartoon effect is noticeable. I had someone call to schedule a
wedding last week who asked if I shot digital. She liked my work but
wanted to make sure that I was still shooting with film. Since I am,
I got the job.
Rob Studdert wrote:
Not necessarily. I can produce some images with high global contrast
that still look flat because of low local contrast, either in luminance,
or in color discrimination. I don't say that this actually happens with
digicams, I just say that this is possible.
Sure, but it's
Just got home with a new Epson Perfection
3200 scanner. I'm looking forward
to installing it and trying it out later today, but in the meantime...
Anybody know how it compares with the HP S20 for 35mm?
How much better should I expect my medium
Dave,
Good lesson to learn. I learned my safely in my lap.
The trick to Portra NC is that it is supposed to be somewhat subdued
to hold the contrast across black and white. Some people prefer it a
bit more contrasty so will overexpose it as you have. Most people I
have heard shoot it at 320
I'm using a 2450. I have gotten to where I don't use my Minolta Scan
Dual II anymore for 35mm. I have found that the diffused light from
the lid of the Epson produces a much cleaner (dust spots) scan than
the Scan Dual II. Lot less cleanup than I used to do. While not
perfect, it is quite
Its funny,the reference to 'flatness'.
Some times people at the horse shows
will discuss digital vs film with me and that i must like digital better.My main reply
is that i like both for various reasons,but i still like film as the digital looks
'flat'(my words to them)
but the colour and
AH HA!
Cartoon Effect (CE) that's it, that is what I notice most about a side by
side comparison of 1st generation prints. It has been very noticable to me,
but I did not have a descriptive label for it. Thanks, Bruce.
Ciao,
Graywolf
http://pages.prodigy.net/graywolfphoto
- Original
Hi Camdir,
on 04 Jun 03 you wrote in pentax.list:
First impressions - why doesn't it weigh anything?
Because the full mount ships later...
SCNR
Heiko
It was always interesting that no matter how little resolution a
newspaper PJ actually needed, they were recording ore so that the
picture could always be reproduced in a better medium. One thing that
the current generation of digital does is that it encourages you to use
the minimum res needed
If you shoot Porta NC at 320, is it much more expensive to process?
Also, can anyone suggest a good through the mail processing lab for
120?
Steven Desjardins
Department of Chemistry
Washington and Lee University
Lexington, VA 24450
(540) 458-8873
FAX: (540) 458-8878
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Uytkownik Nick Zentena [EMAIL PROTECTED] napisa:
I can\'t see too many people having K-mount lenses and not having an
external meter.
Actually I do. There's no problem with built-in meters when using K-mount lenses with
any Pentax camera except for the MZ-60/50/30 and *ist, so the external
Our retail will be GBP255 inc VAT for the silver color body.
Kind regards
Peter
on 04.06.03 18:27, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Our retail will be GBP255 inc VAT for the silver color body.
Any chances for black body? ;-)
--
Best Regards
Sylwek
Hi Peter,
on 04 Jun 03 you wrote in pentax.list:
Our retail will be GBP255 inc VAT for the silver color body.
Will there be another color??
Cheers, Heiko
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Our retail will be GBP255 inc VAT for the silver color body.
Do you have some nicely skinned ones too ;-)
cheers,
caveman
Nice picture! Sure looks thick, seems to have a good grip. But I wonder
about the aperture button in front of the main dial. Isn't that
uncomfortable to reach and hold down while spinning the main dial?
Best wishes
Roland
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On June 4, 2003 02:50 pm, Brendan wrote:
Val, humm I want a loader cause I have 2 reels of
100/1000 kodak slide film, 36 ft each, and I want to
shoot the stuff, and bulk buy provia to.
Photo-co in Quebec sells one model for a good price.
http://www.photo-co.com/securestore/
Thanks for your kind comments, Frank. I tried shots with the cars moving,
but was not happy with the result. In the one I chose, the cars are
stopped, but it still gives the feeling of being stuck in traffic, which is
what I was after.
Dan Matyola
frank theriault wrote:
Rainy Road by Dan
On June 4, 2003 12:19 pm, Artur Ledchowski wrote:
You know what I meant, I'm sure:)
I need a camera which allows me to use AF lenses along with m42 ones and
for example my Zenitar-K 16mm f/2,8 Fisheye. I'm waiting for the MZ-5n/3
successor... Regards
But the MZ-5n doesn't meter
Sounds like storage is a bigger issue than batteries to me.
Bruce
Wednesday, June 4, 2003, 11:51:08 AM, you wrote:
-Original Message-
From: Christian Skofteland [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
How many CF cards does it take to hold 1200 images in RAW?
t About 15 512's, depending
What is to stop him from using 'good film' bought in bulk?
Ed
Don't. Use expensive, good film. You'll be more critical to what you see in
the viewfinder, and will do more planning, and eventually you'll get better
pics.
Brendan wrote:
Ok who had some of these for sale cheap?
On Wednesday 04 June 2003 15:07, Bruce Dayton wrote:
Sounds like storage is a bigger issue than batteries to me.
Bruce
I asked Tom because by my calculations, it's 33 rolls of 36 exposure film to
give you 1200 shots. Granted 512MB CF cards are a lot more expensive than
film but they are
-Original Message-
From: Bruce Dayton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sounds like storage is a bigger issue than batteries to me.
Storage of 8 gigs of data is an issue, but I don't know that the
processing and storage of 33 rolls of film isn't.
OTOH, I probably wouldn't have shot a
Good question. The aperture ring of my 31 would be stuck halfway when
swtiching in out of the 'A' position. The button must be released 1/2 way
to complete the action. I have checked other 31 and it is not normal, and
none of my other lenses do the same (including 43 77). I removed the ring
On June 4, 2003 09:20 am, Rob Studdert wrote:
On 4 Jun 2003 at 7:06, Nick Zentena wrote:
How big is a pixel? How big is a grain? Isn't digital interpolated?
Won't it always be? Digital won't over come that.
Well actually the Foveon concept negates the need for inter-pixel
interpolation
Our retail will be GBP255 inc VAT for the silver color body.
Kind regards
Peter
C'mon Peter - balls to the *ist - everyone knows that film is dying - how
much will you be asking for the *ist D ?
Cheers,
Cotty
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I have been thinking of buying a modern hand-held meter for a while so
now might be the ideal time to purchase one, any recommendations for a
reasonably priced incident type meter?
Sekonic 308.
regards,
Alan Chan
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-Original Message-
From: Christian Skofteland [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Wednesday 04 June 2003 15:07, Bruce Dayton wrote:
Sounds like storage is a bigger issue than batteries to me.
Bruce
I asked Tom because by my calculations, it's 33 rolls of 36
exposure film to
give
Hi All,
Just received a load of the usual FALSE Emails trying to get my
Paypal account.
I have let Paypal know (not sure if they are really bothered or not).
I though I would just teach my 'Grandmother to suck eggs' and remind
everybody that people like PayPal do NOT ask for the
On Wednesday 04 June 2003 15:47, tom wrote:
I don't actually have 15 cards. I have 10, and can usually do a
wedding on 8 or 9.
I dind't think you had that many.
Some folks carry a laptop, and copy and reformat during the reception.
Theoretically you could get by on 2 cards...one gets
From http://www.amateurphotographer.co.uk
Fuji has delayed the launch of one of its flagship digital cameras, the
F700, from late spring to late summer because it is worried there may not
be enough cameras to satisfy demand. The official reason for the delay put
forward by Fujis Japanese HQ
On Wednesday 04 June 2003 15:45, Roland Mabo wrote:
From http://www.amateurphotographer.co.uk
The official reason for the delay put
forward by Fujis Japanese HQ was a delay in material procurement.
Roland
And for the same reason. Perhaps it is legit.
Christian
On Wednesday 04 June 2003 15:24, Nick Zentena wrote:
Well actually the Foveon concept negates the need for inter-pixel
interpolation already.
How does it do that? Either you've got a lot more pixels some how. Layers?
Which can't work can it? Or you've got much much smaller pixels.
layers.
Herb
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From: Nick Zentena [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, June 04, 2003 15:24
Subject: Re: OT: 2 articles from the washington post
How does it do that? Either you've got a lot more pixels some how. Layers?
Which can't work can
Christian Skofteland wrote:
I asked Tom because by my calculations, it's 33 rolls of 36 exposure film to
give you 1200 shots. Granted 512MB CF cards are a lot more expensive than
film but they are re-usable.
True, but you still have to buy some kind of media to move the data from
the cards.
In a message dated 04/06/03 20:34:33 GMT Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Our retail will be GBP255 inc VAT for the silver color body.
Kind regards
Peter
Which is cheaper than some of the mail order specialists advertising in
Amateur Photographer magazine.
Well, it's
On 03.6.4 3:45 PM, Roland Mabo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Pentax is not alone, Fuji is delaying also. What a relief! :-)
There has been a chronic parts shortage in Japan in the recent few months
and the delay was not just by Pentax but across the board.
Looking through some of the news articles
Nothing. He can do whatever he wants. He lives in a free country.
Ed Matthew wrote:
What is to stop him from using 'good film' bought in bulk?
Subject: First 6x7 lessons learned
Anyone try action shots with their 6x7 or is the slightly slower
mirror movement
(than a 35mm)to much for a good stop action shot.???Just curious,but
i'd be worried the
'slap'
would freak out a green horse,as i'd have to get pretty close until i
get a
It must be the screws. According to Alan, they even resort to using
recycled ones.
Christian Skofteland wrote:
On Wednesday 04 June 2003 15:45, Roland Mabo wrote:
From http://www.amateurphotographer.co.uk
The official reason for the delay put
forward by Fujis Japanese HQ was a delay in material
I wonder if some of the flatness mentioned is from 8 bit capture ? I think
as more cameras offer 12-16 bit capture you'll get less of that digital *the
skin tones don't look quite right* look.
BUTCH
Each man had only one genuine vocation - to find the way to himself.
Hermann Hess (Damien)
If you log into your paypal account and update the information, how does
that let someone rip you off? Now if they said to e-mail them the info, I
would be worried.
Ciao,
Graywolf
http://pages.prodigy.net/graywolfphoto
- Original Message -
From: Alan Abbott [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To:
On the other hand, why would they ask for your ATM PIN? Something definately
fishy.
Ciao,
Graywolf
http://pages.prodigy.net/graywolfphoto
- Original Message -
From: Alan Abbott [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Pentax-Discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, June 04, 2003 3:43 PM
Subject: Its
Great report, btw.
I hope to go to mountains this weekend. And do some photos of course:)
Gasha
Mark Roberts wrote:
Well, yesterday I got home from North Carolina and another fine
Grandfather Mountain Nature Photography Weekend. Bill Owens, listmeister
Doug Brewer, and I were the only PDML'ers
- Original Message -
From: Nick Zentena [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: *ist SLR and K-mount lenses
But the MZ-5n doesn't meter right with open aperture M42 lenses. Or does
it?
I had no problem when using my Mir 20-M 20mm f/3,5...
If it's just stopped down then it's not really much of
once in 8 bit mode, converting back to 16 won't regain the lost information. you are
extracting from Canon RAW files though, right? it's stored internally as 12 bits i
think.
Herb
- Original Message -
From: tom [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, June 04, 2003
There was a rumour that Nikon tried to steal as many CCDs as possible from
Sony which was a deliberate attempt to crush *istD. This is a rumour but
I tend to believe it as it is a common knowledge in Japan that N always
interferes with Pentax. N's DSLR is really lagging behind and they might
be
Hi Roland
The camera is lovely to hold, much like the Z-1p. It is just so much
lighter than the Z-1p, which has to be a good thing. :-)
The Av button is easily reached for me, and not uncomfortable at all.
It is right next to the shutter release and pretty easy to reach.
I'm waiting for the
Ryan Charron [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The MZ-S is the best MZ-5n successor you could ever
get.
It's a bit more money of course, but worth every
penny.
Hmm. I wonder if the price of the MZ-S will come down when the DSLR
becomes available? Not sure how much it *could* come down, given it's
Damn, are you trying to stop me from getting the new screws that I need
desperately now? You know what would happen if Pentax read this message? I
might be banned from Pentax service forever. :-)
regards,
Alan Chan
It must be the screws. According to Alan, they even resort to using
recycled
-Original Message-
From: Herb Chong [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
once in 8 bit mode, converting back to 16 won't regain the
lost information. you are extracting from Canon RAW files
though, right? it's stored internally as 12 bits i think.
I'm not sure what they are internally, but
Herb Chong [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
once in 8 bit mode, converting back to 16 won't regain the
lost information.
Right. But it's worth mentioning that if you're doing major levels
adjustment, it's best to work in 16-bit mode and then convert to 8-bit
for printing...even if that means
Jon Hope [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The camera is lovely to hold, much like the Z-1p. It is just so much
lighter than the Z-1p, which has to be a good thing. :-)
The Av button is easily reached for me, and not uncomfortable at all.
It is right next to the shutter release and pretty easy to
C'mon Peter - balls to the *ist - everyone knows that film is dying - how
much will you be asking for the *ist D ?
Steve
I will be asking our supplier in Japan that very same question shortly.
Cheers
Peter
i should be more specific. Canon RAW files are actually stored in a different color
model than the easy to understand RGB. the files contain the equivalent of 12-bit RGB.
makes for more compact files.
Herb
- Original Message -
From: tom [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent:
Mention of the Mir 20mm brings me to relive a particular memory of that
hectic weekend:
2 sellers, both of eastern european extraction, both selling the 16mm in
Pentax mount. First guy shows me the lens, front element a bit spotty new lens, 2
for 120euro each - ok - what's next, another table
I'd be surprised that Nikon would care so much about a relatively smaller player
like Pentax. OTOH, I remember a couple of years ago, when the larger Canadian
airlines were acquiring everything in sight, and if they couldn't buy a smaller
airline, undercutting their fares so that the little guys
lets say I stumbled across someones freezer with LOTS
of film in it, they wanted to make some spac so I got
2 reels for $5
--- Nick Zentena [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On June 4, 2003 02:50 pm, Brendan wrote:
Val, humm I want a loader cause I have 2 reels of
100/1000 kodak slide film, 36 ft
Bill,
A friend of mine gave me some MF and LF scans done on an Epson 2450. The
files were 20-30MB PSD files (Photoshop) I was amazed at the quality. It's
still not ideal for 35mm although it may compare favorably with the S20.
BUTCH
Each man had only one genuine vocation - to find the way to
LOL.
Understood Steven.
Dave
OK. I think I misunderstood. I thought you were
pushing 160, but
you're overexposing 400. When I saw 320 my head immediately thought
2x160. All the little darlin's are graduating today and tomorrow, and I
must remember
My local shop has the Asterist in stock now, I had a very brief look at
it today.
The thing is small and light. I think too small and too light. This
teeney little camera body that is dwarfed by whatever lens you put on
it. They had a 28-105 or some such on it, and it was so undersized
compared to
I don't think the MZ-S was intended as a successor to
the MZ-3/5n.
The new *ist replaces a good chunk of the MZ/ZX bottom
end line-up, and has more features than the MZ-3/5n
(except for the k-mount lens issue). If you look at
the detailed manual for the *ist (on the Pentax USA
webpage), it has
On 4 Jun 2003 at 17:33, Herb Chong wrote:
i should be more specific. Canon RAW files are actually stored in a different
color model than the easy to understand RGB. the files contain the equivalent of
12-bit RGB. makes for more compact files.
The RAW file is simply the raw data as read from
Bring a few 35mm slides over, we can compare.
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