On 1 Feb 2004 at 22:55, Shel Belinkoff wrote:
My Leicas and Pentaxes use film. Ain't nothing digital
about 'em, so i doubt they'd have some kind of converter.
The ADC (analogue to digital convertor) in the scanner is likely only 14bit
precision however TIFF files need to be multiples of 8bit
Hi,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On what grounds? The Canon EOS-1D (even the old one) and Nikon D2h are
better CAMERAS than ANY film SLR made by ANY manufacturer in most
if not all respects.
OK, here's a lsit of what's wrong with them.
1 too big
2 too heavy
3 dependant on batteries
4 ISO
Interesting Paul, how did you get 12 ratings from an image that no one has
looked at (been viewed 0 times)?
Must admit I also thought she was younger. It is the nose, I think, that makes
her seem so.
--
graywolf
http://graywolfphoto.com
You might as well accept people as they are,
you are not
Fra: Tanya Mayer Photography [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Red Leaves, Dag Thrane
Me too, I LOVE this shot - highly saturated but still with great detail,
just gorgeous! Love the composition with just one curled edge adding that
small touch of green to the image for some great contrast.
Thanks Tanya,
Hi Tanya,did the U.S site($1100.00) offer the single lens or the two lens
Sigma deal.Did it come with all accesories or was it shaved down a bit.I
recently added a S***A SD10 to my collection,which includes an *istD,and
Kennedy's matched the Adorama/BH deal with a flash to the
penny.Unfortunately
Hi Kevin,There is no import duty per se on photographic materials,cameras
etc.But if the goods are of a value over $250.00au a $51.25 flat fee is
charged by customs on top of GST.Anything under 250.00 is passed ok.Check it
all out on www.customs.gov.au Regards Chris Kennedy
On Mon, 2 Feb 2004 16:42:44 +1100, Kevin Waterson wrote:
I also have by-passed auctions because they are stamped Will deliver to
United States only. I think a quick person could set themselves up
for a small profit if they wanted to beging a eBay forwarding service
from the US.
My wife makes
Thanks for your replies.
I have never imagined that there can be living organisms inside of my camera
/ lens. That's very nasty and must be avoided. However as the article
(http://www.chem.helsinki.fi/~toomas/photo/fungus/) says: There is no
recipe which would give you 100% guarantee that you
On Mon, 2 Feb 2004 20:10:01 +1100, Chris wrote:
Hi Kevin,There is no import duty per se on photographic materials,cameras
etc.But if the goods are of a value over $250.00au a $51.25 flat fee is
charged by customs on top of GST.Anything under 250.00 is passed ok.Check it
all out on
On 1/2/04, [EMAIL PROTECTED] disgorged:
Last night I sent this email to both B and H and Adorama:
[snip]
Tan,
There are two things that I can add to for you.
First, I have purchased from B and H in NY before, and they are a very
busy place. In fact, unbelievably busy. Also, don't forget, it
On Sun, 1 Feb 2004 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Not all innovation is good, either. Pentax led in power-zoom, and those
damn shutter speed buttons on the ME super and Super Program (which might
have made the cameras cheaper to make, but I found them harder to use).
Ah, them! The best bit about
On 2/2/04, [EMAIL PROTECTED] disgorged:
With the price decrease etc, even with GST and postage, I figure I
should be
able to pick one up from the US for around the $1700 mark
Isnt duty applicable on these?
DAMN RIGHT.
Cheers,
Cotty
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On 2/2/04, [EMAIL PROTECTED] disgorged:
I've really been unable to read much on list and that may continue
for
a few days - Real life is very compelling just now ...
but thanks of course to you who liked my horses -- I have not even seen
the PUG
yet myself (as I said, real life is being
Mark wrote:
I went with the 645 because I like to hike to inaccessible places with a
lot of gear and the size weight issue was more important than things
like the greater lens selection (though that's nice, too).
--
Mark Roberts
Photography and writing
www.robertstech.com
I
The new Optio S4i has a waterproof case and a Marine mode
The perfect complement to use of the optionally available waterproof
case, Marine mode ensures blue tones are reproduced in a faithful,
pleasing manner.
One can only hope that someone will make a nice external strobe as well.
Andre Langevin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Here's how one person resolved the problem (apologies if this has already
been posted here; I just stumbled across it yesterday):
http://www.hermes.net.au/bayling/repair.html
Greg
That was the best known cure before the newly discovered UV treatment
The results look great. I cant help but feel that this picture has a
50's look to it. I wonder what it would look like if you modernized
it a bit, perhaps by bringing back the rose in color?
rg
Tanya Mayer Photography wrote:
Ok, so you all know that I'm not shooting digital with Pentax, but
And a great value buy as well
Norm
Fred wrote:
I'm sure the pugistes have their own views on this particular
135mm vs the others.
My own 135 opinions:
snip
K 135/2.5 - sweet, my most-used 135.
snip
Maybe not. How have Oly sales been? I also was impressed with the E-10
but think they missed a golden opportunity for market share. And the
reviews I have read says beautiful camera, well, amde, too bad the image
is not up to snuff for the money.
Steven Desjardins
Department of Chemistry
The check is in the mail. Now I need to lay my plans for getting
there. I'll be flying out of Sacramento. Anyone going have room for
a passenger?
Thanks,
Bruce
Hi,
I've gotten a small assignment to photograph a still life
for display in a store in a nearby state. The technical
requirements are that the photo be very large, about six
feet in height. I can get that made easily here.
However, I'm stymied about the camera to use. There's a 645
that's
One of my very favorites. The Farside also has a cartoon or a little
dog binting onto this enormous reptilian foot. The title was Toby vs.
Godzilla
Steven Desjardins
Department of Chemistry
Washington and Lee University
Lexington, VA 24450
(540) 458-8873
FAX: (540) 458-8878
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Agreed. the buttons are the one thing I hate about my 645.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 02/02/04 07:31AM
and those damn shutter speed buttons on the ME super and Super
Program (which might have made the cameras cheaper to make, but I
found them harder to use).
Ah, them! The best bit about the ME
On Mon, 2 Feb 2004, Steve Desjardins wrote:
Maybe not. How have Oly sales been? I also was impressed with the E-10
but think they missed a golden opportunity for market share. And the
reviews I have read says beautiful camera, well, amde, too bad the image
is not up to snuff for the money.
Reminds me of a painful incident I had as a child. Oh, the pain.
You'll hear from my lawyer . .
g
Seriously, it's a great shot. The composition is marvelous, with the
polarity of the situation reflected in the sides of the photo. Why
can't I get things like that?
Steven Desjardins
Shel Belinkoff wrote:
I've gotten a small assignment to photograph a still life
for display in a store in a nearby state. The technical
requirements are that the photo be very large, about six
feet in height. I can get that made easily here.
With a large photoprint, all depends
As a matter of fact:
http://conster74.users5.50megs.com/cgi-bin/i/toby.gif
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 02/02/04 11:49AM
One of my very favorites. The Farside also has a cartoon or a
little
dog binting onto this enormous reptilian foot. The title was Toby
vs.
Godzilla
Steven Desjardins
Department of
Has anyone looked through the viewfinder of the E1? YUCK! like looking
through a dim tunnel. By comparison the ist-D is a joy.
Maybe the 4/3 concept was innovative, surely the features and body are up to
standards, but the sensor size is too small, the viewfinder is crap, and
there just aren't
On 2/2/04, [EMAIL PROTECTED] disgorged:
and those damn shutter speed buttons on the ME super and Super
Program (which might have made the cameras cheaper to make, but I
found them harder to use).
Ah, them! The best bit about the ME Super you mean. The ones that
let you change shutter speed
On 2/2/04, [EMAIL PROTECTED] disgorged:
Ok...
So which one of you malcontents decided to streak at last nights Super Bowl?
He told the police he's a professional, international streaker from
Liverpool...
Will you be out of jail before GFM?
A'righ wack! The food's notsa bad in ere mate!
I hated the buttons on my Super Program. give me a big wheel like on the LX
and MX. I can spin it with my right thumb. This is probably why I want the
wheels on the D reversed. I'm used to using my thumb to change shutter
speed
Christian
- Original Message -
From: Steve
6x7 - if I'm going medium format, I want the big neg.
Norm
Kevin Waterson wrote:
If you were to purchase a Medium Format Pentax today,
would it be a 645 (not 645n or nII) or a 6x7?
Where are you flying to? I may have room for one on Wednesday from
Charlotte if you don't mind ~100 miles with 3 in the front seat of a pickup.
If the wife is working, she'll be arriving Friday evening and you could ride
with her.
Is Erin coming with you? With her talent she might well place in
Sven asked about his S-M-C Takumar 35/2.0 producing a
yellow color tint on the *istD.
I've got a Super Tak 35/2.0 (model 2) with the same problem.
Apparently it is pretty common for the glass in that lens
to go yellow with age in the S/T and S-M-C versions.
J.C. O'Connell suggested that the
Hey, Bill --
send details -- as long as I can carry it to the post office I'll be glad
to help
(also, as long as the person sending it to me is NOT using Fedex.)
and um, I gather it isn't a kidney or a bg of dope :)
har!
ann
William Robb wrote:
Hi, I recently won a couple of ebay auctions,
Ditto, Steve! I've done a fair amount of business with both BH and
Adorama. They may be terse or curt but they have always been fair and
honest. I have had no problems with either of them. They are rushed for
time to keep up with their business.
Len
---
* There's no place like 127.0.0.1
My
Cotty wrote:
On 2/2/04, [EMAIL PROTECTED] disgorged:
I've really been unable to read much on list and that may continue
for
a few days - Real life is very compelling just now ...
but thanks of course to you who liked my horses -- I have not even seen
the PUG
yet myself (as I said,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sven asked about his S-M-C Takumar 35/2.0 producing a
yellow color tint on the *istD.
Couldn't this be corrected with manual white balance on the ist-D?
--
Mark Roberts
Photography and writing
www.robertstech.com
At the bottom, higher N and C prices are probably because of the name
because the build quality is lousy, although Canon puts internal motors in
all of its lenses and Nikon is starting to. That adds value.
Real Question
Why? I would guess it adds weight. What else does an internal
I have always thought that bypassing the local distributor on new equipment
is not the best thing to do.
Pentax Canada, for example, does offer an international warranty on it's
equipment, but Pentax USA, I believe, does not.
Consider that if you are buying a product from a foriegn distributor,
Couple of quick questions - do most people camp or is the a motel close?
what's the entrance fee?
Norm
Bill Owens wrote:
Where are you flying to? I may have room for one on Wednesday from
Charlotte if you don't mind ~100 miles with 3 in the front seat of a pickup.
If the wife is working,
On Sunday, Feb 1, 2004, at 17:24 America/New_York, John Francis wrote:
mention the place where the first disk drives were manufactured)
You mean the DASD?
Possibly. I don't have the newspaper article to hand, but there's been
a big uproar recently becuse the redevelopment plans for
On Mon, 2 Feb 2004 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On what grounds? The Canon EOS-1D (even the old one) and Nikon D2h are
better CAMERAS than ANY film SLR made by ANY manufacturer in most
if not all respects.
OK, here's a lsit of what's wrong with them.
The original
At 02:44 PM 2/1/2004 -0500, you wrote:
Mark, FWIW, I've been told that inkjet prints should be left out in the open
and covered with some blank paper for several hours, immediately after
printing to immunize this out-gassing effect.
Hi Ken -
I've heard that too, and have tried it. As far as I
http://home.earthlink.net/~scbelinkoff/images/tussle.html
Spotmatic, Super Tax 20/4.5, Tri-X
Probably 1/4 to 1/3 camp. The closest motel is the Pixie Inn and the
bottom of the mountain, next closest would be the Holiday Inn in Banner Elk
about 15 miles, then several in Boone about 25 miles. I've regular attendee
has advised that motel prices are unusually high this year. I haven't
Kostas asked what lens-internal focus motors add, besides weight.
COST
Just kidding! Sort of.
Lens-internal focus motors, at least the ultrasonic kind, are in my
experience quieter to focus and MUCH faster than depending on
camera-internal focus motors, especially for larger lenses.
Nikon
I look at the lens and it somehow looks different to me now...
Sven
Under a different light, as we say...
Andre
Hello Bill,
At the moment I can fly into anywhere. No plan made yet. Wednesday
is a little early for me. I was thinking more of leaving on Thursday.
Flying east will get me there in the evening.
Erin has school commitments so she will not be able to come. I'll
check with her anyway, just in
How long is the drive from GFM to the airport?
-Original Message-
From: Bill Owens [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, February 02, 2004 1:37 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: GFM plans
Probably 1/4 to 1/3 camp. The closest motel is the Pixie
Inn and the bottom of
On 2/2/04, [EMAIL PROTECTED] disgorged:
How long is the drive from GFM to the airport?
Commercial airliner, or light plane?
Yeah, there's a lil ol yeller Piper Cub settin there just a-waitin for a
job! ;-)
Cheers,
Cotty
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Shel - just wanted to say - although I have been too busy these past few
days to comment separately - all of the images you have been posting are
fantastic!
I love the old fashion feel of them and their spontaneity (sic)...
Please continue to post them for our enjoyment!
tan.
Rough edit:
Boris, your daughter is stunning and those images are fantastic! You must
be so proud!
tan.
Dave, I have experience shooting only one particular child - my
daughter.
Here are two links for samples grin:
http://www.webaperture.com/gallery/photos/29654
Kevin, as you know, all along I have been extremely excited by your offer,
and I still am. April is completely out for me too, unfortunately, the
entire month is completely booked out for weddings, and I would also need
much more notice to work in our schedule. Was wondering exactly where you
Shel Belinkoff wrote:
Absolutely more innocent ... it's becoming more and more
difficult to photograph kids in this way. Their parents are
afraid that a stranger may be more than just a wandering
minstrel photographer. In some neighborhoods around here
parents won't even let their kids
Thanks Bruce, that would be fantastic!
tan.
- Original Message -
From: Bruce Dayton [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Tanya Mayer Photography [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, February 02, 2004 9:12 AM
Subject: Re: more *ist D pricing news...
Hello Tanya,
Guess I'll have to call my local shop
The one from your site I prefer is
http://home.earthlink.net/~scbelinkoff/images/close1.jpg
Reminds me of a William Klein photograph, not really as joyfull as
this one though...
Andre
I'm not too phased by that actually Dave. I was hoping to have it a
fortnight before my shoot - but I am sure that I would be fine. I have only
had the Oly now for 5 weeks, and I have already shot 6 weddings, 5 portrait
sittings and 2 commercial sittings with it. Add to this, the shots of my
Chris,
The US site was $1146.00 for body only...
CR Kennedy said I could have it for $2075 - BODY ONLY.
tan.
- Original Message -
From: Chris [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, February 02, 2004 7:01 PM
Subject: *ist pricing news
Hi Tanya,did the U.S
Hi,
The UK's are based on one, the Sale of Goods Act 1898 (I think) that
states that all goods must be of merchantable quality and fit for
purpose. There are many descendants of this law. It is heavily biased
towards the consumer, I suspect to protect the upper and middle classes
of the
Anyone got any suggestions? I keep changing it back to the correct date and
when I come back it has changed again!
Battery on the motherboard? But the time is fine, so it can't be that...
My new 'puter still isn't here...*sigh*...
tan.
Hi,
http://home.earthlink.net/~scbelinkoff/images/close1.jpg
Reminds me of a William Klein photograph, not really as joyfull as
this one though...
in case anybody is not familiar with it:
http://www.ac-toulouse.fr/lyc-jvigo-millau/lycpol/english/US%20ARTISTS/william_klein_boy_gun.htm
--
At 04:27 PM 02/02/2004, wendy beard wrote:
You've forgotten to factor in the Tax you get clobbered for when the camera
comes over the border and the shipping cost. So really, that camera from
BH ~could~ cost
(1815 x 1.15) + (40 x 1.35) = 2141
Well, I didn't *forget* so much as omit. I have
I like that one, too ...
Thanks!
Andre Langevin wrote:
The one from your site I prefer is
http://home.earthlink.net/~scbelinkoff/images/close1.jpg
Reminds me of a William Klein photograph, not really as joyfull as
this one though...
Andre
Ian,
Quick way to distinguish the 135/2.5's...
1) The old original K135/2.5 has a 58mm front filter and bayonette mount.
2) The cheap Takumar 135/2.5 has a 52mm front filter, a bayonette mount, and the f
stops are painted different colors (plus it has Takumar written right around the
outside
At 03:46 PM 2/02/2004 +1100, you wrote:
Hi Ryan,If you go to CRKennedy's website www.crkennedy.com.au and goto the
index at their home page,they guarantee to match any legitimate web quote.So
if you get a quote from Adorama,i,e, the final amount shown on the checkout
list.download it and forward
- Original Message -
From: Daichi Saeki (QA/EMC)
Subject: Re: more *ist D pricing news...
Are you honestly telling me that 600$CDN = ~ 450$USD is worth
a scrappy little paper saying warranty? Fortunately I've
never had to deal with warranty issues for cameras but when it
comes down
On 2 Feb 2004 at 12:21, Christian wrote:
Maybe the 4/3 concept was innovative, surely the features and body are up to
standards, but the sensor size is too small, the viewfinder is crap, and there
just aren't enough pixels. Not to mention that it's very expensive compared to
the established
On 2 Feb 2004 at 12:18, Daichi Saeki (QA/EMC) wrote:
Are you honestly telling me that 600$CDN = ~ 450$USD is worth a scrappy little
paper saying warranty? Fortunately I've never had to deal with warranty
issues for cameras but when it comes down to my audio equipment, my car etc.
fighting
Bill - how do you really feel about UPS?
Norm
William Robb wrote:
snip or those whores at UPS, and I have a Canadian warranty.
On Tue, 3 Feb 2004, Rob Studdert wrote:
On 2 Feb 2004 at 12:18, Daichi Saeki (QA/EMC) wrote:
Are you honestly telling me that 600$CDN = ~ 450$USD is worth a scrappy little
paper saying warranty? Fortunately I've never had to deal with warranty
issues for cameras but when it comes down to
I was going through my takumar screw-mount lenses trying to put rough
dates on them, to figure out if any of them are as old as the yet-undated
spotmatic I asked about. Some of them are, in fact, older than I am.
Based on serial numbers, I also have an interesting case.
I have a 24/3.5 Super
Tanya, are you running Windows XP on that computer? If so you probably have
it set up to auto-adjust the time and date periodically via 'ping' to a time
server, and you've got the wrong time zone configured. Right-click on the
time display in the bottom right corner of the screen (to the right of
- Original Message -
From: Norm Baugher
Subject: Re: more *ist D pricing news...
Bill - how do you really feel about UPS?
You must have missed the story about my coming home and finding
a parcel addressed to me sitting on the street in front of my
house.
The lazy jerk couldn't even
At 12:09 AM 2/1/2004 -0500, you wrote:
Here's a composite of a sequence I shot today for stock. It's my first
*ist D work. Some of this wold have been a lot tougher with film.
http://www.photo.net/photodb/photo?photo_id=2094378size=lg
Nice work, Paul - looks like you are already getting your
You might want to check with the workshop folks and see if they have the
connectors. I took a class in studio lighting last year, and the school's
studio had several hotshoe adapters and even a home brewed adapter that
covered the front of a RTF unit and used a little slave sensor to fire the
I was quoted 1333 USD for a new PZ1p a couple or three years ago and bought
one brand new from BH for 479 USD. Huge difference in money mileage.
Regards,
Robert
Hello Tanya,
Just talked to them. They have bodies in stock, but their pricing has
only dropped $100.00. They used to be below retail, now they are
basically at retail with the price drop. So a body is $1390. The
lens isn't in stock yet. So if price is the top priority, my guess is
that
Okay, on features, spot the difference between the Optio S40 and the
Optio S4i (in some accents, these could sound identical - way to go
Pentax!). As far as I can see, the 40 is a revised 4, and the 4i is a
new camera.
http://www.dpreview.com/news/0402/04020206pentaxoptios4i.asp
Cotty,
We both promised each other that we wouldn't breathe a word until after GFM
- you know, it could be awkward and all.
Oops - I've said too much already! vbg
-frank
The optimist thinks this is the best of all possible worlds. The pessimist
fears it is true. -J. Robert Oppenheimer
That is indeed the case, Paul,
Total viewings on Photo.net seem to be updated once a day - sometimes less
often (at least for me), whereas ratings and comments are shown immediately
(although only the submitter can see the ratings breakdown until after 5
ratings have been posted.
cheers,
Dave,
You're the same age as me (within a few years one way or t'other, I'd
guess). And, probably the more or less the same as Mark.
Don't be a wimp!
vbg
-frank
The optimist thinks this is the best of all possible worlds. The pessimist
fears it is true. -J. Robert Oppenheimer
From:
I didn't watch the 1/2 time show. I chose to clean the kitty litter boxes
(4 cats in the house). Now ~that's~ totally vulgar and tasteless! vbg
Missed the streaker, too.
Great game though. Other than the first 26 minutes of the 1st 1/2. Then,
it picked up a bit. vbg
It was just like a
Yeah, but I'm pretty skinny. Don't take up much room. vbg (that ~is~ me
you're talking about, right, Bill? Are we coming in on Wed? I think
so...).
Great to here you're coming, Bruce! Really looking forward to meeting you
(and everyone else).
Oh yeah, that contest. I'm gonna have to
the S4i is an updated Optio S4 the S40 is an updated (almost completely new)
Optio 430.
The good news is that both of them have an underwater case!
Christian
- Original Message -
From: Kristian Walsh [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, February 02, 2004 5:19 PM
Mike,
You priced a pair of Converse Chuck Taylor All-Stars lately? (my second
favourite shoe after my Converse One Stars) The vintage look don't come
cheap these days (but still cheaper than the Uber-shoes you refer to...)
cheers,
frank
The optimist thinks this is the best of all possible
frank theriault [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Oh yeah, that contest. I'm gonna have to educate those so-called judges.
Out Of Focus, blurry nature shots! No one does those (yet). vbg
Oh yeah? You haven't *judged* the contest!
;-)
--
Mark Roberts
Photography and writing
www.robertstech.com
Yeah, but I'm pretty skinny. Don't take up much room. vbg (that ~is~
me
you're talking about, right, Bill? Are we coming in on Wed? I think
so...).
Wednesday is the plan right now. And I can take up any room you don't use
:-)
Great to here you're coming, Bruce! Really looking forward
Nowt's cheap these days. Except you and me, Frank. 8-)
frank theriault wrote:
Mike,
You priced a pair of Converse Chuck Taylor All-Stars lately? (my second
favourite shoe after my Converse One Stars) The vintage look don't come
cheap these days (but still cheaper than the Uber-shoes
About 6 months ago, when I was sort of a bit active on LUG, someone there
photographed some kids playing around (and maybe in) a fountain on a hot
summer's day, whilst waiting to get into a folk festival of some sort. No
parents or other adult (or child, for that matter) complained, yet a
Hi Shel,
This is my favorite of all the kid pics you've uploaded. The expression
of the boy on the left is priceless, the composition and the framing
are nice, and the tonality and contrast are very pleasing to me.
Paul
On Feb 2, 2004, at 1:40 PM, Shel Belinkoff wrote:
I so clearly remember when I made this photo. Many of the
kids from the neighborhood wanted to pose, and we set up an
impromptu session. And then along came ... well, I'll let
you take it from there.
http://home.earthlink.net/~scbelinkoff/images/ages.html
Thanks Frank ... it feels so good to have finally scanned
some of my negs and to be able to share a few pics with the
gang here. Most of these have been put up in a hurry, with
little or no work in Photoshop, mainly because I'm trying to
judge the reaction to the photos and get a chance myself to
That's a great shot!
Lots to study. . . g
keith whaley
Shel Belinkoff wrote:
I so clearly remember when I made this photo. Many of the
kids from the neighborhood wanted to pose, and we set up an
impromptu session. And then along came ... well, I'll let
you take it from there.
Thanks, Paul ... it's the only one I did any PS work on.
All the rest were pretty much just sized, although some were
cropped a bit.
Paul Stenquist wrote:
Hi Shel,
This is my favorite of all the kid pics you've uploaded. The expression
of the boy on the left is priceless, the composition
Ian,
Quick way to distinguish the 135/2.5's...
1) The old original K135/2.5 has a 58mm front filter and bayonette mount.
2) The cheap Takumar 135/2.5 has a 52mm front filter, a bayonette mount,
and the f stops are painted different colors (plus it has Takumar
written right around the outside
Hi Tan,
Well that translates to a difference of about
$370.0-$400.00.Dollars.Dothey ship to Oz?If so bloody hell what a deal
Chris.P.S Who are they?
Christian,
I was only quiet because I have been off the list for a bit. So what else
is new?
It has not been that warm here in northwest Florida, still have you beat
though. Ha Ha!
Still draw the line at running outdoors at 40F though. I know, what a
wuss.
Salud,
Csar
Panama City, Florida
Would it be too much for you folks to change the subject of your replies
to match the subject of the message to which you are replying? Not
doing so really screws up the message threads.
Len
* There's no place like 127.0.0.1
Bruce,
I will be traveling from Panama City through Atlanta. I will be be alone in
my convertible (no comments from GFMtn regulars now).
I do not have a set time at the moment. It usually depends as to when Bill
Owens gets in since I usually stay with them...
Maybe something can be worked
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