From: Lasse Karlsson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Happened to find a free 190 page book of Karsh photography. (Karsh by University
of Toronto Press 1983.)
Interesting mirror of the times as well as many influential portraits of statesmen,
artists and the like. (Some of them very good, some of them
Hi,
Lasse Karlsson wrote:
From: Lasse Karlsson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Happened to find a free 190 page book of Karsh photography. (Karsh by University
of Toronto Press 1983.)
Interesting mirror of the times as well as many influential portraits of
statesmen, artists and the like. (Some of
Hello,
I think first of all I should write some words about myself... I'm a 27 year
old man from Romania, and I work as a programmer in a telecommunications
company. I like music, chess, and of course photograpy :) After being a
pointshooter for about a year, I have started to take some
Hi Boros,
Boros Attila wrote:
The AE-L button on the back, right hand side of the camera (where your
thumb falls naturally) is used to either spot meter or lock the exposure
value (using evaluative metering). So what if you want to have spotmetering
available at all times and still be able
On Sat, 31 Jan 2004 07:54:27 +0200, Lasse Karlsson wrote:
However, the around here in my question refers to this island of some 25 000
inhabitants in the middle of the Baltic sea, where I live.
Where exactly do you live? There should be a dozen or so in a
population of that size willing to
Hi,
Saturday, January 31, 2004, 12:27:59 AM, you wrote:
My notebook, which is less than 6 months old, loaded with Windoze XP, has
gotten to the point where it will not restart from standby or hibernate.
The resuming Windows screen appears, the bar goes all the way to the
right, then the
Recht hattest Du und ich beteilige mich gerne, wenn ich entsprechend
benachrichtigt werde (Konto oder wie immer?). Sollte es Überschüsse geben,
könnte man ja eine dauernde Spenden-Kasse für zukünftige Unglücke einrichten
MfG
KHS
- Original Message -
From: Adelheid v. K. [EMAIL
The *ist-D can't produce the resolution, sharpness, or file size of a decent film
scanner such as the Nikon 4000 (4000 dpi) or Minolta 5400 (5400 dpi) but apparently
has less grain than film. The Minolta scanner is half the price of the *ist-D.
Other factors to bear in mind include -
Do you
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Kristian-H. Schuessler) stepped forward and said:
Recht hattest Du und ich beteilige mich gerne, wenn ich entsprechend
benachrichtigt werde (Konto oder wie immer?). Sollte es Überschüsse geben,
könnte man ja eine dauernde Spenden-Kasse für zukünftige Unglücke einrichten
Hi Tanya,
That's the thing about being a smart arse, more often than not it comes back
to bight you in the bum.
Anyway you're doing better than we are, no WIN for us.
Hope you enjoy the show on Sunday.
Cheers,
Simon
-Original Message-
From: Tanya Mayer Photography [mailto:[EMAIL
On 30/1/04, [EMAIL PROTECTED] disgorged:
Interesting, this only usually happens when either sales are so slow that
they have to kick them back into action, or they are running down stock
to make way for new products.
I think it's more likely that they are doing it because they *don't*
have
On 30/1/04, [EMAIL PROTECTED] disgorged:
I don't think it's the harddrive so much as some other thing.. Some guy on
the net with a similar problem said he went out and bought another
harddrive, which was fine for 3 days, then the same thing happened.. I'd
hate that to be me. It's heartbreaking..
On 30/1/04, [EMAIL PROTECTED] disgorged:
Congrats on your purchase Bill - glad to see that you're making use of
FireWire - incidentally, AFAIK an Apple invention (d'oh! sorry) -
Not so fast Mr. Cottrell.
Query me this:
I am using a USB2 card reader right now, and standard plain Jane CF cards.
Thanks so much Adelheid! All of your hard work is very appreciated!
tan.
- Original Message -
From: Adelheid v. K. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, January 31, 2004 11:12 PM
Subject: February PUG is open
Hi *,
the February PUG is ready to go.
Another
A few weeks from now I wil be participating in a portrait workshop, and
I need to bring in my camera with lens and film (ISO400), but nothing on
the flash side of things was required. I wonder if I should connect my
PZ-1 to the flash system of the studio. If I need to do that, how do I
do that? My
frank theriault wrote:
I just thought that Canon fitted the bill better than Leica.
You know, people buying Canon's because that's what they see
guys on the sidelines of major sporting events using on TV.
This is not meant as a criticism of Canons higher end pro
stuff, which is
On 31 Jan 2004 at 22:03, Leon Altoff wrote:
I shoot MZ-S's for film and I'm not likely to ever buy another film
camera, but I'm not going to get rid of them just yet. The *istD is
good and today I tried out my X-Drive in the field for the first time
downloading one CF card while I shot on
I've actually never shot with the lens wide open. It does look a bit
soft on the focusing screen though, especially at the wide end. Stopped
down to 5.6 or smaller, the pictures look tack sharp. And the extra bit
of light in the viewfinder is useful when I'm shooting w/ flash indoors
(did a
Shaun Canning wrote:
Here's my problem - and I am sure you can all relate. Do I sell all my
gorgeous near mint 35mm gear and buy a *ist D or do I keep shooting
35mm trannies and buy a really good film scanner? Obviously, the *ist D
option will be cheaper in the long run (film use wise), but
The current real street price of the D is $1350 USD via BH, Adorama,
etc. I wonder how much this will drop? If Pentax can afford it, a
$1050 D would be a good competitor. The other rebate with the DA 16-45
is also nice since this sounds like a nicer than consumer grade lens.
Is our favorite
- Original Message -
From: Lasse Karlsson
Subject: Karsh portraits
Among others there is a photograph of a farmer in Regina, Canada, Must be
close to you then, William (Robb), in case you're reading.
That was actually taken outside of Regina.G
Anyone who cares much for Karsh'
Oh, man. Am I glad you wrote that. I have been having the same problem and it
has been driving me insane. It's haunted me for the past two months. I've
searched all over the flash and camera for some setting that I have wrong. The
whole issue is exasperated by the fact that when not using the
Hi *,
the February PUG is ready to go.
Another month with great pics.
Cheers
Adelheid
YEA!
Thanks, Adelheid!
ERN
Subject: Re: Quandry!
Shaun Canning wrote:
Here's my problem - and I am sure you can all relate. Do I sell all my
gorgeous near mint 35mm gear and buy a *ist D or do I keep shooting
35mm trannies and buy a really good film scanner? Obviously, the *ist D
option will be cheaper in the
- Original Message -
From: Kevin Thornsberry
Subject: Underexposed *istD w/ AF360FGZ (Was:D - Not Pentax but an
interesting . . .)
How many people are experiencing this problem and what are you doing about
it?
I've tried some to use camera exposure compensations between +0.5EV and
Wasn't there a discussion about this some weeks ago - I think that the
underexposure related to the ISO settings? Can't remember exactly but would
be very grateful if someone would enlighten me so that I don't have to face
the same problems when mine arrives!
TIA,
tan.
Oh, man. Am I glad you
If you like Tanya's suggestions, I'd recommend How to Photograph your Baby by
Nick Kelsh
It has many same and similar suggestions along with some nice anecdotes.
I like it. Remember his stuff is almost all large format work.
--
Lasse Karlsson wrote:
Anyone who cares much for Karsh' shooting nowadays?
--
graywolf
http://graywolfphoto.com
You might as well accept people as they are,
you are not going to be able to change them anyway.
I'm just opening it and I'm sorry not to find my own picture. I suppose
it got lost somehow in the cyberspace... oh, well, it wasn't anything
earthshaking.
Jostein, could you possibly have a look if it's on the floor under the
autopug machine? ;-)))
Ciao, Flavio
Adelheid v. K. wrote:
Hi *,
Frits Wüthrich wrote:
... I wonder if I should connect my
PZ-1 to the flash system of the studio. If I need to do that, how do I
do that? My *ist D has a PC connection, can I get a hot shoe adpater to
do the same for the PZ-1?
Yes, it's a common, cheap adapter. Hama and others produce
Flavio Minelli [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm just opening it and I'm sorry not to find my own picture.
I suppose
it got lost somehow in the cyberspace... oh, well, it wasn't
anything
earthshaking.
Ciao Flavio!
Did you have a look at the open month section? Your picture is
there, as far as I
I'm a damned newbie...
I wasn't connected and aws looking at a cached jan gallery. I started
saying funny I do remember this picture, and this one, and this one.
Nice gallery, a few ones really captured my eye but I'll comment later
on...
Ciao, Flavio
PS: I forgot to thank Adelheid and Jostein for their effort
(and, of course, the komkon too).
Gianfranco
- Original Message -
From: Gianfranco Irlanda [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, January 31, 2004 5:18 PM
Subject: Re: February PUG is open
Flavio Minelli
After I purchased my 6x7, within a month I rarely carried it together
with a 35mm body. It's pretty much either or for me as well. If I'm on
the move and my primary purpose is not photography, the 35mm bag goes
with. Otherwise, it's almost always just the 6x7.
Norm
Stan Halpin wrote:
snips
That's going a bit far for a laptop. A server cluster maybe...
At 04:36 AM 1/31/04, you wrote:
Hi,
Saturday, January 31, 2004, 12:27:59 AM, you wrote:
My notebook, which is less than 6 months old, loaded with Windoze XP, has
gotten to the point where it will not restart from standby or
It's a short answer. Yes.
At 05:52 AM 1/31/04, you wrote:
My recent bundle contained a mechanical cable release. The previous
owner says it was for a Spottie. Is it usable on the ME Super as well?
Thanks,
Kostas
I drink to make other people interesting.
-- George Jean Nathan
I do not know is Pentax will have something new in DSLR stable, at this
point I'll be happy to see Pentax prosumer digicam like Panasonic FZ10 or
Coolpix 5700. I also realize that I will have to invest in new zoom lenses
if I choose to get *istD or its successor. My lone Pentax zoom is 28-70 f/4,
Thank you. Very much appreciated. Its a fabulous month.
rg
Adelheid v. K. wrote:
Hi *,
the February PUG is ready to go.
Another month with great pics.
Cheers
Adelheid
URL:
http://pug.komkon.org/
--
About resizing your pics:
To make the procedure easier I am going to
Lasse Karlsson:
However, the around here in my question refers to this island of some
25 000 inhabitants in the middle of the Baltic sea, where I live.
Will they find it worth the money for the trip here, you think? :)
Why not? The cheapest ferry ticket was $5 the last time I checked,
and a lot
Yeah, generally for laptops sacrificing a goat will suffice. A virgin
goat if possible.
S
Peter Alling wrote:
That's going a bit far for a laptop. A server cluster maybe...
At 04:36 AM 1/31/04, you wrote:
Hi,
Saturday, January 31, 2004, 12:27:59 AM, you wrote:
My notebook, which is less
I attended a Kodak Digital seminar a year ago or so in which the presenters
stated that Kodak considered the half life of digital cameras to be 9
months.
I last November I purchased an Optio S and now I don't see it advertised in
places where I previously saw it. Is it out of production? Wasn't
Stan Halpin:
Right. But If I say Aland, who but you and Anders would know what/where
that is? If I just say Sweden, I am insulting Aland.
I'd think that would be more insulting to Finland than to Åland,
actually, since Åland formally is part of Finland and not Sweden,
even though historically
Paul, be sure to sharpen before you print. Pentax leaves that to you.
Images directly from the camera are soft.
Joe
I don't own a *ist-D but I have been able to play with one in a local
camera store. (Yes for those of you in Connecticut, there is a store
that stocks Pentax and yes the do have an *ist-D, two actually, in stock).
I tried out my 28-70 on it and it seemed like a very nice range, if you're
not
Is this good news -- i.e., that the *ist D has sold well and Pentax is
clearing out inventory to make way for a new, higher-spec model?
Or bad news -- that it hasn't sold well enough, in part because it
hasn't been priced competitively?
Simultaneous price drops on other gear make one wonder.
Kenneth asked:
I last November I purchased an Optio S and now I don't see it advertised in
places where I previously saw it. Is it out of production? Wasn't it just
introduced last year?
Yes, it was -- and so was its successor, the S4.
Same is true of the 550 (February) and the 555
Welcome back, Shaun. I have an *ist D and am also keeping all my film
gear and my Nikon LS 2000 scanner. Film cameras will be used for
extended travel, and for when I need slides. Other then that, I
particularly love two things about the *ist D:
1. At ISO 200, blue New Mexico skies are
From: Anders Hultman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Stan Halpin:
Right. But If I say Aland, who but you and Anders would know what/where
that is? If I just say Sweden, I am insulting Aland.
I'd think that would be more insulting to Finland than to Åland,
actually, since Åland formally is part of
On 31/1/04, [EMAIL PROTECTED] disgorged:
Apple may have popularized it, but IEEE, meaning the Institute of Electrical
and Electronics Engineers, designed Firewire independent of any vendor. the
abstract of the 1394 standard says that up front. the standard was finalized
in 1995, and i don't
From: Anders Hultman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Lasse Karlsson:
However, the around here in my question refers to this island of some
25 000 inhabitants in the middle of the Baltic sea, where I live.
Will they find it worth the money for the trip here, you think? :)
Why not? The cheapest ferry
Here's my problem - and I am sure you can all relate. Do I
sell all my gorgeous near mint 35mm gear and buy a *ist D or
do I keep shooting 35mm trannies and buy a really good film
scanner?
Scanning is a pain in the butt, but I've decided to pass on the *istD. I
will wait for 2 or 3
Actually, it probably only means they are clearing out the models without the
firmware factory installed upgrade. Wonder if the one with the upgrade is going
to be called an *istDn (doesn't that make for unreadable alphabet soup)?
The other price drops? Well, it is a very competitive market.
Tom will be able to give the best report, but from my memory and
others I have heard, ANY digital camera doesn't seem to be as
consistent with TTL flash as the film bodies. Some of it could be
latitude of the film, and some of it could be that the cameras
purposely underexpose rather than blow
my WinXP machine returns from suspend in about the same amount of time. the
only annoying thing about the machine that i use often enough to care is
that my Firewire connection is only 4 pins and any Firewire hard drives i
attach need an external power supply. i use an external 2.5 Firewire drive
Lasse Karlsson:
As I think of it, that may be the way to do it: Get on such a 24 hour
cruise yourself and chat somebody up on board. With a big camera
setup in one of the larger cabins you should be able to take as many
kinky photos as you like :-)
Well, let's not get too carried away here. I
Lasse Karlsson:
Generally I'd say that if the alanders were certain that it was economically
safe, I think a majority would opt for independence. As it stands there is
about 10-20% support for independence now. This number will rise till the
next elections in four years.
And the rest wants to
Hi,
Saturday, January 31, 2004, 5:10:35 PM, you wrote:
However, the around here in my question refers to this island of some
25 000 inhabitants in the middle of the Baltic sea, where I live.
it sounds like the kind of place where, to quote a phrase, there's
nothing left to do but dance, and
What a fabulous gallery. All are of a very high standard. The ones that
jump out and slap me in the face are:
Red Leaves
Dag Thrane
A Watery Post
Ken Waller
Upside Down
Matjaz Osojnik
Puddle
Fabio Citadini
Frozen Pond
Dave Brooks
Fountain
Bruce Dayton
Red Square After Washing
Youri Shostok
-Original Message-
From: Bruce Dayton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, January 31, 2004 1:05 PM
To: William Robb
Tom will be able to give the best report, but from my memory
and others I have heard, ANY digital camera doesn't seem to
be as consistent with TTL flash as
Boros Attila wrote:
Hello,
I think first of all I should write some words about myself... I'm a 27 year
old man from Romania, and I work as a programmer in a telecommunications
company. I like music, chess, and of course photograpy :) After being a
pointshooter for about a year, I have started
In some cases when the price drops, the maker is clearing the way for a
replacement.
Kenneth Waller
- Original Message -
From: Joseph Tainter [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: pdml [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, January 31, 2004 12:30 PM
Subject: Re: Pentax *istD price has been reduced by 300usd
Cotty said:
What a fabulous gallery. All are of a very high standard. The ones that
jump out and slap me in the face are:
Wet n Wild, FairyGirl.
Thanks Cotty!
Red Leaves, Dag Thrane
Me too, I LOVE this shot - highly saturated but still with great detail,
just gorgeous! Love the composition
If you want to figure out what Pentax is doing on the marketing front,
just take industry standard practice and reverse it.
Norm
Kenneth Waller wrote:
In some cases when the price drops, the maker is clearing the way for a
replacement
Actually it was given to Finland by the League of Nations. There was no referendum but
prominent Alanders were of the opinion that Aland should be given to Sweden and of
course Sweden had nothing against it. Now it is a demilitarised area with quite
extensive autonomy.
Last time there was a
OMG HOT NEWS! I can't BELIEVE that I am the one to reveal this!!
Little 'ole me in my sleepy 'ole one horse town! lol...
I just got an email from CR Kennedy - they are the equivalent of Pentax USA
in Australia. It is a little cryptic, but check out the second sentence!!
I have included my
Has anyone had any experience with these? As seen here on Ebay - check out
the price!
http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=2983212274category=50519
TIA,
tan.
Try shooting at ISO 400 when using a flash. I get underexposure at ISO
200 with my Metz 40MZ-2, with the build in flash unit it works OK at 200
though.
On Sat, 2004-01-31 at 16:07, Kevin Thornsberry wrote:
Oh, man. Am I glad you wrote that. I have been having the same problem and it
has
Thanks. I noticed that in my experiments last night. I had a shoot
today for which I had intended to use film since I'm a newbie on the
digital. But it was working so well last night I decided to use it. I
filled a gig and a half of flash cards and am downloading the shots
now. The couple I've
Thanks.
On Sat, 2004-01-31 at 17:08, Flavio Minelli wrote:
Frits Wüthrich wrote:
... I wonder if I should connect my
PZ-1 to the flash system of the studio. If I need to do that, how do I
do that? My *ist D has a PC connection, can I get a hot shoe adpater to
do the same for the PZ-1?
Raimo Korhonen:
The idea of an independent state with a population of a major
village - 25000 - is, well ... interesting.
There are actually four countries in the world with less than 25,000 people:
Vatican/The Holy See 1,000
Nauru 8,100
Tuvalu 8,200
San Marino 23,000
These two come
Boris Liberman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In The Rain by Gianfranco Irlanda - chosen by my wife as
quite
excellent. She did not really explain why, but she likes it.
Oh well
grin...
Hi Boris,
Well, it seems that your wife has a very good taste!
:-)
Thanks for taking the time to comment.
Hi,
Saturday, January 31, 2004, 12:27:59 AM, you wrote:
My notebook, which is less than 6 months old, loaded with Windoze XP,
has
gotten to the point where it will not restart from standby or hibernate.
The resuming Windows screen appears, the bar goes all the way to the
right, then
Hello Tanya,
I've already done some research on this particular one. Seems that
the early models had lots of problems and the current one, 1022C, is
not that compatible with everything. They do have a specific list of
compatible cameras and *istD is listed there. I have heard reports
from some
Tanya posted:
snip
Thanks for all the input,Tanya,Bruce, Bill and thanks for nuthin Frankvbglol etc
Very nice samples you posted Tanya. Looks like my work is cut out for me now.lol
I think your right that 'candid' is probably the way to go with here.
Cotty [EMAIL PROTECTED]
There's two pics in there that I wish I had taken -
Stone Town, Zanzibar, 1998
Bob Walkden
and
In The Rain
Gianfranco
STUNNING.
*
Hi Cotty!
What can I say? You are making me feel extremely proud of that
shot!!!
Ciao,
Gianfranco
=
To read is
Hi,
Translations interspersed
Tanya Mayer Photography wrote:
Dear Ms Mayer,
Thank you very much for your interest in the *ist D.
We're glad someone is. Maybe if we are polite enough you'll buy one.
There will be no *ist D replacement announced at PMA.
And if there was, we wouldn't
On 31/1/04, [EMAIL PROTECTED] disgorged:
Nothing much to worry about actually, London's still standing ;-)
Ahhh, good! Keep it that way, please. I'll be there in a flurry, late
May or early June! g
YIKES
Cheers,
Cotty
___/\__
|| (O) | People, Places, Pastiche
||=|
On 31/1/04, [EMAIL PROTECTED] disgorged:
-Original Message-
From: Bob W [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi,
That's going a bit far for a laptop. A server cluster maybe...
I've always dreamed about a having a cluster of virgins on my
laptop to serve me...
Cotty? Could you pop
This one time, at band camp, Frits Wüthrich [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Try shooting at ISO 400 when using a flash. I get underexposure at ISO
200 with my Metz 40MZ-2, with the build in flash unit it works OK at 200
though.
I mostly use studio type flash and have experienced the same
On 31/1/04, [EMAIL PROTECTED] disgorged:
1. Best
Fun at the Fountain by Jerome Reyes - decidedly the best. I can
almost imagine myself doing the same shot with my baby Galia grin...
Moss by Jostein Oksne - very wet image. Jostein - could it be
that the rightmost drop actually reflects the
Tanya Mayer Photography [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In The Rain, Gianfranco
Hands down, my absolute favourite...!
Tanya,
Gosh, I'm blushing...
Really many thanks for the kind words!!
It seems I have a real keeper with this one, do I?
Ciao,
Gianfranco
=
To read is to travel without all
From: Raimo Korhonen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Actually it was given to Finland by the League of Nations.
That is correct. This was in June 1921, after Finland, having put the Aland Islands
under military occupation, had declared that she wouldn't comply with any decision by
the League of Nations,
I think not. I doubt that anyone could get away with a firmware upgrade
you can do in your
home and change your model designation charging a higher price. Unless
your name is Microsoft
that is, and even then you can't fool everyone.
At 12:59 PM 1/31/04, you wrote:
Actually, it probably only
Hello Kevin,
That sounds a bit odd. Since the camera is not involved at all in the
exposure setting (I assume). When I use studio flash (Alien Bees) and
meter with my Gossen Luna Pro Digital F, the exposures are just about
right. I would think that perhaps your meter is calibrated just a bit
On Sat, 2004-01-31 at 23:14, Kevin Waterson wrote:
This one time, at band camp, Frits Wüthrich [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Try shooting at ISO 400 when using a flash. I get underexposure at ISO
200 with my Metz 40MZ-2, with the build in flash unit it works OK at 200
though.
I mostly use
It's good to have a dream... (I think).
At 01:23 PM 1/31/04, you wrote:
Hi,
That's going a bit far for a laptop. A server cluster maybe...
I've always dreamed about a having a cluster of virgins on my laptop
to serve me...
--
Cheers,
Bob
sacrifice a virgin.
I drink to make other people
Hi,
The idea of an independent state with a population of a major village - 25000 - is,
well ... interesting.
you would be the equal 5th smallest population, with San Marino!
You should go for it, then have a referendum on joining the Euro zone.
--
Cheers,
Bob
On 31/1/04, [EMAIL PROTECTED] disgorged:
Hot Water
by Cotty
Cool, man!
I've tried to shoot splashes before (not recently) -- never succeeded. So
that
helps to make me very impressed by this.
Thanks Eleanor, looks like the Mutual Admiration Society is alive and well ;-)
Your shot reminded me
On 31/1/04, [EMAIL PROTECTED] disgorged:
Moss, by Jostein Øksne - lovely and most interesting shot!
Going to be a little cheeky now, and note though,
that the horizon is SLIGHTLY off - possibly by 1degree? Sorry, don't mean
to criticise, it is just something that I always tend to notice...
This one time, at band camp, Frits Wüthrich [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I mostly use studio type flash and have experienced the same underexposure.
I assume you mean you were using TTL here which gave you at least one
stop underexposure?
No, I do not use TTL for flash.
I set everything
The flash shoe on the camera has a litte knob that makes an ordenary flash
shoe adapter (to put the cord in) does not fit. So you have to buy a
standard falsh shoe connector and make chew of a little in the front to fit
the Z1 hotshoe. I did and it works fine. Tell me if you wnat pictures - I
can
On 31/1/04, [EMAIL PROTECTED] disgorged:
Dear Ms Mayer,
Thank you very much for your interest in the *ist D.
There will be no *ist D replacement announced at PMA.
Interesting but this does not preclude a Baby D.
I think we might just see an announcement of some kind
Cheers,
Cotty
Hey Bruce!
It's cool - I thought as much, which is why I asked! As they say, when
things look too good to be true, they usually are!
Thanks for the advice!
tan.
Hello Tanya,
I've already done some research on this particular one. Seems that
the early models had lots of problems and the
Does an announcement that announces that they have nothing to announce
qualify as a true announcement?
g
Norm
Cotty wrote:
I think we might just see an announcement of some kind
Hello Kevin,
What film do you use? If negative, could still be the latitude of the
film that is rescuing you from the underexposure. Digital responds more like slide
film.
What happens if you do an outdoor shot manually with an external meter reading on both
slide film and *istD.
Seems to me
Nor does it preclude a Model above the *ist-D either.
At 05:46 PM 1/31/04, you wrote:
On 31/1/04, [EMAIL PROTECTED] disgorged:
Dear Ms Mayer,
Thank you very much for your interest in the *ist D.
There will be no *ist D replacement announced at PMA.
Interesting but this does not preclude a Baby
Dave said: a variety of stuff about a very cute sounding baby and her
drunken sailor walk lol! and then
I suppose the time will be better worked out closer to shoot time as her
daily schedule may change by then
absolutely, without a doubt!
Once again thanks for the tips folks and the
From: Anders Hultman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Lasse Karlsson:
Generally I'd say that if the alanders were certain that it was economically
safe, I think a majority would opt for independence. As it stands there is
about 10-20% support for independence now. This number will rise till the
next
Does anyone have an older medium format projector they'd like to get rid of?
Please reply off list.
Tom Reese
I'm with you Norm. I will be very pleasantly suprised if they have
something to announce, let alone show. Even when they are moving
fast, they aren't very fast. The *istD is too new for them to be
ready with something else.
I would dearly love to see something, though.
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Best regards,
Bruce
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