Every time I see this, it for some reason reminds me of the Stoned Crow,
a wine bar in Crows Nest (Sydney). Anyone happen to know if it is
still in business?
Otis Wright
Malcolm Smith wrote:
Cotty wrote:
What about 'stone the crows' ??
Why crows?
Jens, I only have the A70-210/4 zoom, and it shows the aperture in the Auto
setting only. Off auto, just the shutter speed.
HTH
John Coyle
Brisbane, Australia
- Original Message -
From: Jens Bladt [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, June 15, 2004 3:08 PM
Subject: RE:
Thrilling! My camera's seen a lot of water action, and it's had more than a
couple of brushes with a wet fate. It's always harrowing.. Waist deep-
impressive..
Cheers,
Ryan
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, June 15, 2004 2:53 PM
Subject:
Hi,
I was just glancing through Elliot Erwitt's massive compilation, Snaps on
the weekend. I really must get that book. I've always liked him, now I
love him.
I'm with you on this one. I have the book - it's great.
Lots of fuzzy shots, for one. For another, he called it Snaps
as a
This is correct. I have a MZ-5n and I understand it is normal
behavior. It would theoretically be possible for the body to compute
the aperture based on the stop down coupler and the A contacts (which
give max/min aperture info). However, I believe this is not done
because the stop down coupler
Nenad,
as explained below, the seventh pin makes the difference between 'A' and 'F' in
this respect.
http://www.bdimitrov.de/kmp/ has all this and much more - not quite easy to
find, though. From the main page you select 'Technology' on the left, then
'K-Mount Evolution, Features and Operation'.
On Jun 14, 2004, at 11:30 PM, Jostein wrote:
My FA* 400/5.6 slid
off the tripod mount and hit the paved road. It has developed a
distinct
color fringing and a focus problem at close distances. I think the
trunk
of the lens has been irrepairably bent.
Oh no :( I hope it isn't too costly for you.
Hi,
PJA wrote:
Sometimes my e-mail client hiccups, especially when there are a large number of
e-mails on the server. When it does that
the server never receives acknowledgment that the e-mails were received. If that
happens I'm guaranteed to receive duplicates.
I usually know when that's going
-Original Message-
From: Cotty [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
What about 'stone the crows' ??
Why crows?
Um... cleptoparasites?
nice word, at least...:-)
Jostein
Hi,
Shel wrote:
I recently had a discussion with a couple of photographers, the subject of
which was how Photoshop relates to Photography. Is an image that has been
extensively adjusted in Photoshop still a photograph, or has it somehow
morphed into something else? Is there a line somewhere
William Robb wrote:
When the lens is off A, the electrical contacts
are disabled, and the
lens has no electrical communication at all with
the camera.
It's not just AF cameras. The Super Program is the
same way.
This is right only for A-lenses. When the aperture
ring is set off A the
Shel,
I'm not well read in matters photographic, but you started me thinking.
I hope you take these comments in the spirit they were meant - I'm
interested, trying to put forward my ideas, wondering how they strike you.
The way I see my photography is that I'm recording beauty. Of course,
Hi,
David wrote:
The way I see my photography is that I'm recording beauty. Of course, there's the
issue that beauty is subjective. To me, a fly's compound eye, or a hairy caterpillar
sitting on a stem, is beautiful, as well as interesting - and when I photograph such a
thing I try and capture
Apparently the FBI confiscated an art exhibition and
subpoenaed eight authors.
http://www.timesunion.com/AspStories/storyprint.asp?StoryID=256845
http://www.caedefensefund.org/
OMG, what next?!? That's just plain crazy.
Good light,
Frantisek Vlcek
i don't see why it would, esp if IS is done in the body.
Herb...
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From: Peter Loveday [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, June 14, 2004 11:54 PM
Subject: Re: canon vs pentax
Hmm, so... does IS/VR somehow require USM?
-Original Message-
From: Cotty [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I pine for the fjords!
interestingly, spruce never made it to the fjords from Russia before the
climate changed in the medieval age, so pine is in fact all you get
there.
Coniferously,
Jostein
My MZ-5N finder shows lens aperture setting for all 'manual' and 'A'
aperture ring positions, for both SMCP-A 50/1.7 and SMCP-FA 28-70/4
Jim
www.jcolwell.ca
Sorry. I rant about it and now I do the same mistake. My previous
message should have been marked OT.
I must have been really tired when sending it, unthinking. What a fool
you are, Frantisek! Now you had probably started just another
political debate... never! No way this was a political
Hmm, so... does IS/VR somehow require USM?
That depends I think. The reason is that both the mechanical aperture
linkage AF shaft require specific spaces inside the Pentax lenses. They
are straight phyically, and cannot be bended out of the way and still
expected to work. For this reason, the
What even in manual and aperture priority modes?
John
John Whittingham
Technician
-- Original Message ---
From: Jim Colwell [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: pdml [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tue, 15 Jun 2004 07:49:15 -0300
Subject: Re: A-lenses aperture indication
My MZ-5N finder shows lens
TMP wrote:
Hey graywolf!
That's what I thought it was, but how is it that it only just started
happening now? I didn't change any settings when I went away or anything...
tan.
-Original Message-
From: graywolf [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, 15 June 2004 12:11 PM
To: [EMAIL
The very same question was asked in the past, and yes, it is technically
possible to make a KA or later camera which can display the chosen aperture
with 'A' lens when it is not set to 'A'. I found this out when I was using
my Metz 40MZ3i flash with M135/3.5 (masked the mount to simulate 'A'
correction, sorry: the SMCP-A 50/1.7 lens shows aperture setting in the
MZ-5N finder for the 'A' position, but not at manual settings.
The SMCP-FA 28-70/4 lens shows aperture in the MZ-5N finder for both 'A' and
manual settings.
I'll make a quick table of some other results and sent it soon.
here is a summary of some different lens/body combinations
A = lens aperture ring set to 'A' position
M = lens aperture ring set to a manual position
Y = camera shows aperture setting in finder
N = camera does not show aperture setting in finder
SuperProgram body
SMCP-FA 28-70/4 A:Y
Peter,
You've hit it on the head. Once the FBI got involved there's almost no
way to sort the problem out without going to court. Once a competent
Judge gets a look at this case ( No guarantee of the Judge being
competent either. ) the case will get tossed and the FBI will be
reprimanded for
I know the ZX-M manual describes this. It says that the camera will know
where the aerator ring is at in FA lens or newer. Older A lens that are not
autofocus will not show the aperture reading in the digital display. I'm
not sure that all Pentax autofocus cameras will not support this or what
Thanks John.
I guess my outfit isn't faulty afterall. I just find it funny, that this
only works with autofocus lenses (this doesn't really have anything to do
with focusing(!). I thought that A and FA lenses had the same KAF-mount
contacts. Apparently they don't!!
Jens Bladt
mailto:[EMAIL
Good points ... allow me to respond interspersed.
[Original Message]
From: David Nelson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I'm not well read in matters photographic,
Nor am I
but you started me thinking.
That's always good LOL
The way I see my photography is that I'm recording beauty. Of course,
The following message was sent by [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Mon,
14 Jun 2004 23:41:06 -0400.
From: frank theriault
Thanks, Malcolm, for compiling them.
I hope you're able to keep doing it, and by the time everything's posted,
it
will make a tremendous souvenir for those of us who were
Alan Chan wrote:
To achieve IS/VR/AS, the camera or the lens must be able to detect their
own
movement, and obviousely *istD doesn't have any. For this reason, the
firmware idea doesn't work.
Alan, I don't know why the camera or lens would have to detect movement.
That would require some type
Cory wrote:
I'm looking for a tripod now. I've come to realize, if I had a good one
instead of this crappy Wal-Mart tripod, I might actually use it more. And
who doesn't need to use a tripod more? Who said Frank? Sh!
So, I'm looking at the Bogen 3001.
I don't have anything heavy to hang off
Beats me. Just seems to happen sometimes.
--
TMP wrote:
Hey graywolf!
That's what I thought it was, but how is it that it only just started
happening now? I didn't change any settings when I went away or anything...
tan.
-Original Message-
From: graywolf [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent:
Then that is not your problem. Read the first line again. It is a
troubleshooting question.
The problem you are having is either with your mail client, ISP, or possibly the
list server is messed up. However if it is the list server, everyone would be
having the problem.
--
frank theriault
On the AF330FTZ and AF360FGZ, the usable scale distance varie when
aperture varie
Hi all
I just received a Vosonic VP300 X-drive Pro Image Tank with 9.5mm 2? 40GB
HD and MP3 Player.
It accepts eight different RAM cards, so I can use it for my future *ist
D/Baby *ist D as well as most other cameras.
It's very nice - looks like it's very good quality.
The small bag, that goes
William,
I'll join the chorus and say we need you to stay. One of your size twelve
slippers to my behind when I neglect to be considerate is the medicine I
need when I get too full of myself.
If PDML didn't have the diversity of strong opinions that is has, it would
be a pointless place. On
I was driving near our home on Friday and came across 2 Red Fox pups along
with their mother. The mother walked away, trying to lead me from the pups.
I got a few pictures that day, but the pups were in the den and only
sticking their heads out.
I went back the next day at the same time time
Jens Bladt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I guess my outfit isn't faulty afterall. I just find it funny, that this
only works with autofocus lenses (this doesn't really have anything to do
with focusing(!). I thought that A and FA lenses had the same KAF-mount
contacts. Apparently they don't!!
The FA
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello, I'm Cory and I have a gear problem.
snip
I hit Ebay as soon as I got home and have bought a FAJ 18-35.
I was using the DA16-45 for most of my shots during the weekend but my
darned mid-western conscience made me give it back... VERY nice lens BTW
but just
On 04.6.15 11:16 AM, Tom Reese [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Alan, I don't know why the camera or lens would have to detect movement.
That would require some type of accelerometers and would be a finicky cludge
IMO.
I do not pretend to know much about how they achieve IS effect, but I
remember
Otis,
The Stoned Crow is still trading, according to the current Sydney Yellow
Pages.
regards,
Anthony Farr
- Original Message -
From: Otis Wright rusty.@att.net
Every time I see this, it for some reason reminds me of the Stoned Crow,
a wine bar in Crows Nest (Sydney). Anyone
Alexander wrote:
Apart from (the) 7th digital read-out pin there is
another difference between A and F/FA lenses. The A
contact of the F/FA lenses does not retract when the
aperture ring is set off A. So all contacts seem to
remain connected even when the lens is set not to A.
Although
Test
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I'll get to Buffalo Wed the 23rd and am staying
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Next stop Albany before I get collected to go Old
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Date: Sat, 12 Jun 2004 17:04:46 -0400
From: Paul Stenquist [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: canon vs pentax
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On Jun 12, 2004, at 2:18 PM, Jens Bladt
In a message dated 6/15/2004 8:44:01 AM Pacific Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi all
I just received a Vosonic VP300 X-drive Pro Image Tank with 9.5mm 2? 40GB
HD and MP3 Player.
It accepts eight different RAM cards, so I can use it for my future *ist
D/Baby *ist D as well as most other
Cute kit!
Tom C wrote:
I was driving near our home on Friday and came across 2 Red Fox pups
along with their mother. The mother walked away, trying to lead me
from the pups. I got a few pictures that day, but the pups were in
the den and only sticking their heads out.
I went back the next
From: Nick Clark [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Is there any reason IS couldn't be implemented in software?
You could produce a 5MP image from a 6MP sensor by using the extra pixels
to shift the image. You'd need to measure the movement of the camera,
which could be done using a sensor of some sort in
Nicely done.
As for the art part, a photograph can elicit a purely sensual
response like food that tastes good or music that is pleasing to the
ears. Some combinations of color, detail, geometry, etc. are simply
pleasing to the eye. Some may also trigger memories. OTOH, some photos
make a
Steve Desjardins wrote:
Being too lazy to build an entire website, I will release these slowly:
http://home.wlu.edu/~desjardi/
and the PAW action ought to make Shel happy ;-)
Wow - that was weird! (the bw to color thing - how
you do that?
flower - rhododendron (aside to graywolf - hehe)
Marnie,
Where did you get your Vosonic in the US?
Tom C.
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Image Tank
Date: Tue, 15 Jun 2004 13:37:18 EDT
In a message dated 6/15/2004 8:44:01 AM Pacific Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi all
I just
Interesting. It definitely conveys the at a reception, unwinding with
a drink, talking to someone I find attractive feeling. It's a visually
compelling shot as well. I wondered about the extreme contrast however,
so I down loaded it and fiddled in PS. The histogram is really funny -
almost
Hi!
RS Another PAW from me, my *ist D and the now infamous Voigtlander 125:
RS http://www.photo.net/photodb/photo?photo_id=2444650size=sm
RS Comments and criticisms welcome as always,
Rob, I think that this is artful way to represent the greatest artist
of them all - Mother Nature.
I've read
I used to watch Thunderbirds as a kid. I also think I built a plastic
model of every damn one of those things. Now that brings back
memories.
BTW, Cotty, there is a course in our English dept on fantasy literature
and it includes some SciFi. After many animated conversations in the
gym, my
Hi!
Later this summer I am going to be travelling. I have some questions
(how can I not? g)
1. Is photography officially allowed inside the airport buildings?
2. Is photography officially allowed on the planes?
I am thinking of likes of ME Super, M 50/1.4 for possible low light
and some 400 ASA
It's rather amazing how much you CAN'T do to correct flaws in a
photographic image by computer. Unsharp mask, for example, does not
in fact correct for bad focus--it just compensates for it by increasing
local contrast.
If an image is out of focus, data is lost, and cannot be recovered by any
Hi,
I've read comments Shel posted and I can at least say that I hope I
comprehend what he is saying. I still would vote art in this very
case.
I am always intrigued by this question. So, once we have attached the
label 'Art' - what then? What shall we do with it?
--
Cheers,
Bob
In the
Hi,
1. Is photography officially allowed inside the airport buildings?
That varies from country to country. Even in countries where it is
allowed you should take sensible precautions. If you take photographs
of security-related material don't be surprised if you miss your
flight.
2. Is
- Original Message -
From:
Subject: Re: canon vs pentax
as to keep people with good old Pentax lenses from
selling them in disgust and buying Canon.
Sure, that would be the same Canon that completely abandoned their
user base once already?
At least Pentax doesn't have that in their
- Original Message -
From: Peter J. Alling
Subject: Re: Art confiscated by FBI
Looks like a case of over zealous law enforcement. Once started
these
take on a life of their own since it's an axiom that
no civil servant can ever admit to having made a mistake.
Building contractors
On 15/6/04, KEN T, discombobulated, offered:
I do not pretend to know much about how they achieve IS effect, but I
remember reading an article somewhere which said that the Canon style
in-lens IS has two small gyros to detect X/Y axis movement, and the required
lens shift amount is computed and
On 15/6/04, WENDY, discombobulated, offered:
The oficial event photographer didn't fare much better and seems
to have made countless photos of Tan's very fuzzy butt! (very strange). Of
course, we're talking about the Belgian Tanja, not the Aussie one (tee,
hee).
Not that they could ever be
Hi Rob,
On Tue, 15 Jun 2004 23:58:17 +1000, Rob Studdert wrote:
Very interesting, which tool did you use to test the card?
My own, 'DFSee' :-)
I am a one-man data-recovery company, developing and selling a multi-platform
data analysis and recovery tool (for DOS, Windows-NT/2000/XP and OS2).
On Jun 15, 2004, at 5:00 PM, Shel Belinkoff wrote:
man waiting for ketchup
I really like these shots. The color, the composition, and the framing
are great. And they tell a story. I also am quite fond of the Leica. Is
it an M3 with the meter? Great shots, great story. Sometimes a man
waiting
On 15/6/04, [EMAIL PROTECTED], discombobulated, offered:
Later this summer I am going to be travelling. I have some questions
(how can I not? g)
1. Is photography officially allowed inside the airport buildings?
2. Is photography officially allowed on the planes?
I am thinking of likes of ME
I thought that A and FA lenses had the same KAF-mount
contacts. Apparently they don't!!
F/FA lenses have a chip inside them while A lenses don't. They look the
same, but work differently.
Regards,
Alan Chan
http://www.pbase.com/wlachan
Darn, Ann, I watched you make that shot. Amazing how you can turn the ordinary
into the extrordinary. Somehow, I do not think that one would work quite so well
in color.
--
Ann Sanfedele wrote:
Malcolm Smith wrote:
frank theriault wrote:
Thanks, Malcolm, for compiling them.
I hope you're able
Several I believe. An interesting thing is that historically Pentax has invented
all kinds of camera technology, then licensed it to a competitor before using it
themselves. I think it comes from them being primarily an engineering company
rather than a marketing company. Note that the Nikon
On 15/6/04, STEVE DJ, discombobulated, offered:
BTW, Cotty, there is a course in our English dept on fantasy literature
and it includes some SciFi. After many animated conversations in the
gym, my colleague invited me to do 3 or 4 lectures on some books of my
choosing. I've now done this for
Hi all,
Today I was helping a friend clearing out an apartment. He gave me some stuff.
Among other things a Velbon tripod, maybe a 1970:s model.
The model is a Velbon SE-4.
I haven't done much shooting with a tripod, and what I've already got is lightweight
stuff.
This seems to be a pretty stable
Considering what they did to the Wild Wild West, and that was only a TV
show, I think I'll close my mind unless someone
I trust tells me I should do otherwise.
Gonz wrote:
I saw the previews of I Robot recently. I don't know what to make
of it. On one hand I'm happy that major studios have
Bob W wrote:
Hi,
Tuesday, June 15, 2004, 8:57:05 PM, Gonz wrote:
I saw the previews of I Robot recently. I don't know what to make of
it. On one hand I'm happy that major studios have finally taken up an
Asimov classic SciFi story and made a movie out of it. On the other
hand, I'm afraid of
Shel Belinkoff wrote:
I recently had a discussion with a couple of photographers, the subject of
which was how Photoshop relates to Photography. Is an image that has been
extensively adjusted in Photoshop still a photograph, or has it somehow
morphed into something else? Is there a line
A friend gave me a Sunpak flash unit today. It was like new in box.
It looks like an 1970:s--early 1980:s auto model. Does tilt and swivel.
The designation is Sunpak Auto 300.
It didn't however come with a manual.
It's pretty self explanatory, but still I was wondering if there was any place on
Yeah, I'd love to see a Foundation mini-series. I too have long been a
Gerry Anderson fan... UFO, Thunderbirds, Captain Scarlett, The Bishop...
Clifford D. Simak wrote some great science fiction too... like Way Station.
Tom C.
From: Jim Apilado [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
one way of translating the Arabic words 'al-Qaida' is 'the
Foundation'. Some people have claimed that Osama bin Laden is an
Asimov fan. This article says that the Aum terrorists in Japan were
certainly inspired by his books.
http://books.guardian.co.uk/review/story/0,12084,779530,00.html
Damn, you were lucky, at College, I signed up for a course called
History Through Science Fiction, the required reading
included Bellamy, for his book Looking Backward and all of the most
politically correct of SF authors, the most readable
of which was Verne. When I asked why we weren't
graywolf wrote:
Darn, Ann, I watched you make that shot. Amazing how you can turn the ordinary
into the extrordinary. Somehow, I do not think that one would work quite so well
in color.
--
Thanks, Tom - I guess that means you like it :)
I took a similar one in color - but didn't want
Craig Camera is always a good source to search for manuals. He does list
the Sunpak Auto 300 as available.
http://www.craigcamera.com/ib_sunpak.htm
Paul
- Original Message -
From: Lasse Karlsson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, June 15, 2004 4:45 PM
Subject:
This has the look and feel of a 1940's or 1950's National Geographic shot.
(I've always liked those).
Ann Sanfedele wrote:
Malcolm Smith wrote:
frank theriault wrote:
Thanks, Malcolm, for compiling them.
I hope you're able to keep doing it, and by the time
everything's posted, it will
Who's directing the film? It may end up the same disaster as
Hollywood's Solaris -- Average movie goers got bored by it,
fans of Tarkovsky's version despised it, and fans of
Stanislaw Lem's book hated it ( many of them felt Tarkovsky's
version fell short as well ). But since Will Smith is
Hmm, so... does IS/VR somehow require USM?
I would think it requires at least internal power in the lens. Humm..? But
so did power zoom, didn't it?
Indeed, good point And the powerzoom contacts are, of course, not
present on the *istD
Love, Light and Peace,
- Peter Loveday
Director of
Thanks a lot, Paul, for trying to help out.
However, I forgot to mention that I am practising the art of strictly zero budget
living (except for food, rent, electricity, telephone, internet)... and was just
thinking if someone kmew if Sunpak had a download site or if there'd be some other
free
Dunno, but I loved Solaris - the whole visual/sound experience really
did it for me. In contrast I got bored by the Tarkovsky version! I
Robot will be another Will Smith, men in black, wild wild west,
hollywood film for kids.
A.
On 16 Jun 2004, at 00:15, Yefei He wrote:
Who's directing the
Note that the Nikon D2H seems to be using a Pentax designed autofocus
system.
Just out of interest, is there any actual evidence of this (other than the
fact it looks to be the same)? Not that I'm saying you're wrong, I was just
interested if there had been any sort of announcement about it or
Peter J. Alling wrote:
This has the look and feel of a 1940's or 1950's National Geographic shot.
(I've always liked those).
Ann Sanfedele wrote:
annsan writes:
Here is one more - if I can get all my chorse
done before I depart I'll
do an HTML instead of the sep jpgs...
Got back a coupla rolls o' colour today. These are all the arm's length
self-portraits plus vicitm(s). None left out, no cropping:
http://www.photo.net/photodb/folder?folder_id=405579
Now ~that's~ photography, as well as art! How could they not be? vbg
I'll scan some more non-self portraits
I was idly browsing in a camera shop window earlier when a small digicam caught my
eye. It had a 3X optical Pentax SMC lens, but was a Casio Exlim camera! I didn't know
those two had tied up.
I knew Pentax and HP had collaborated in the past.
Nick
Amazing what a good camera can produce.
Antonio
On 16 Jun 2004, at 00:27, frank theriault wrote:
Got back a coupla rolls o' colour today. These are all the arm's
length self-portraits plus vicitm(s). None left out, no cropping:
http://www.photo.net/photodb/folder?folder_id=405579
Now ~that's~
I've been alerted by a list member that he received an e-mail from a
Knarf.theriault, with the subject line changes (or something like that),
with an attachment.
If you receive one, please be aware it's not from me. I've not sent out any
such e-mail recently, if ever. My guess is that it may
- Original Message -
From: Yefei He Subject: RE: OT: SciFi was:Re: Camera Bag Enabled
But since Will Smith is doing
the action, maybe average movie goers will like I Robot.
There was action in I Robot?
William Robb
Hi Shawn,
I've got a suggestion, or a question for you.
Unless I got things mixed up, this sad development of threads directed at you, or from
you, started with your comment on Reagan. .
As it turned out you got a lot of flake for it (and as far as I'm concerned your
comment didn't call for
Frank, You may be insane. But then again, I begin to think sanity is
overrated.
frank theriault wrote:
Got back a coupla rolls o' colour today. These are all the arm's
length self-portraits plus vicitm(s). None left out, no cropping:
http://www.photo.net/photodb/folder?folder_id=405579
Now
Frank
My guess would be that there is a virus on ther server - which would
also explain the problems I and others have had of late.
Antonio
On 16 Jun 2004, at 00:37, frank theriault wrote:
I've been alerted by a list member that he received an e-mail from a
Knarf.theriault, with the subject
I don't know this model. I have two or three Velbon tripods. Mine are not
from a professional seriese - so I don't throw them arround. But they are
quite sturdy, light and can serve for manyyears (I have one 20 years old) if
treated carefully. I have one I like vrey much with a tiltable collumn
On 16 Jun 2004 at 5:25, Tanya Mayer Photography wrote:
The cool colour thingy didn't happen for me! No fair...
Nor me using IE, then I tried Mozilla and Netscape and it did.
Rob Studdert
HURSTVILLE AUSTRALIA
Tel +61-2-9554-4110
UTC(GMT) +10 Hours
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On 15 Jun 2004 at 11:20, Bruce Dayton wrote:
Thanks Dave, for perservering through two posts to make those
comments. When I saw those fences and fields, I asked my friend (the
driver) to quickly stop the car so I could get the shots. I think he
was minorly annoyed, but oh well...
Ah the
Yeah, I'd love to see a Foundation mini-series. I too have long been a
Gerry Anderson fan... UFO, Thunderbirds, Captain Scarlett, The Bishop...
Clifford D. Simak wrote some great science fiction too... like Way Station.
Tom C.
I Robot is coming out shortly. Do you think it will be any good?
Great rig! But Where are you going?
- Original Message -
From: Boris Liberman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: PDML [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, June 15, 2004 2:19 PM
Subject: Traveller's questions
Hi!
Later this summer I am going to be travelling. I have some questions
(how can I not? g)
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