One can get a very deal of enjoyment from a 60mm (diameter)f10 refractor.
Look at the Orion website (as an example) or a Sky and Telescope magazine.
Best regards,
Dave
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From: Gaurav Aggarwal [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Anyone know where I can locate a connector mating to an MEII winder?
Dave
I have owned a Tamron 70-210 F3.5-4 (adaptall) for several years, and have
used it extensively. Good optics, and will go to 1:2 without attachments.
Unfortunately, a tripod leg collapsed, and the outcome was a lens with the
adaptall cocked about 10 degrees off-axis. I could not easily disengage
if it's the model I have, it is quite expensive--- not sure, maybe $200 or so new.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 08/08/01 02:16PM
I have listed a Pentax Right-Angle Finder on EBay at
http://cgi.ca.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=1262479504
This item fits any Pentax SLR camera from the last
rambling? maybe, but you ramble very coherently.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 07/16/01 10:16AM
Yes, but auto-everything cameras in the hands of someone who knows how to
use a fully manual camera can be an even more formidable weapon. Remember
that there is no requirement to use the automation. However,
bill-
you've very good.
fairly ill, but good
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 07/13/01 11:13AM
Albano wrote:
Somebody knows if ALL cameras and ALL incident meters are calibrated for 13
percent? All Asahi cameras or just modern ones? All meters? Gossen?
The real reason for this
just tell them that you shot both at 100.
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Item #1233190886 on Ebay
I wonder what is for sale?
comments?
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There are Nauga farms throughout the western United States to supply hides. The wild
Naughas are intended to be left alone.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 04/21 1:29 PM
On second thought, it wouldn't surprise me much to learn there
is an animal rights group dedicated to stopping us from using
the hides
My first thought is that, no matter the meter, it thinks the subject is 18% gray
(or13%, depending on your local guru).
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 04/24 12:22 PM
Finally found the group after quite a while. I remember somebody posting a
correction chart when spot metering. Example, add 2 stops if
Probably not nuts, Paal. Your postings seem coherent. But, then.
I have personal article insurance on all my camera stuff. All the reputable
commercial sources for a Pentax A300 F4 seem to show the lens at $650 and up. I have
the insurance level for that lens at $700.
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HC110 is an adjustable, but usually quite high contrast, developer. I used it years
ago for astrophography- with Plus-X.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 04/12 1:47 PM
Per the inquiries from Shel WW: In the Plus-X work I've done, development
was with the standard Kodak chemicals and by the book. That
Depending on the construction of the metal release, it can be much better. I have four
different metal releases. They all have different flexibilities. The only problem with
air releases is the limited lifetime (loses air integrity).
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 03/15 8:01 AM
Is the air bulb type of
Check on Jelly Bellies (Fairfield or Suisun City, CA), Gummy Bears, etc.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 03/15 7:49 AM
There's a little project I'm working on in which I'll be
photographing candy, like MMs, jelly beans, and the like. I just
bought a bag of MMs and was disappointed because there are just a
Probably not, espcially with a little aging. Pneumatics are very useful in design, but
unlike water and other liquid fluids, gaseous air is quite compressive. A very short
line could be very quick, 20-foot or so probably not.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 03/15 9:05 AM
Gerald Cermak wrote:
yes, much
"S", definitely the S. I've used a 1.4 and 2 on my A*300F4 for 16 years now- great
lens.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 03/09 2:11 AM
Hi,
which teleconverter should I use with the A* 300mm f/4 lens, the S or L
version?
What is difference between the T6-2x converter and the othe 2x converters?
bye,
If you mean the front, one-screw and pins grip, me also. I missed out on an auction on
Ebay recently. I think the two of them went for ~$17 each.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 03/08 9:57 PM
Hi,
I'm after a grip for a SuperProgram or Super A. If any one has one or know
any leads on one.
Thanks
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The best to you and your daughter.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 03/06 7:08 AM
Good luck Mafud and congratulations on
the marriage of your daughter.
Evan
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Good-bye all.
For the next two months or so, I'll be off the PDML list.
I'm marrying off my youngest (33) ( #5 of 5)
Sounds almost like the advance side hardware is slipping. Had the problem on one of my
cmeras. A tech fixed it during a CLA- involved a very small part (gear?).
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 02/16 6:31 AM
Hi all
Maybe someone can help me fix my MX. It started with
uneven frame separation; now it is worse
I thought it was a private listing, with name and location.
If it's a website with email listings, leave me out.
Too much drivel could come from this. Every peddler in the world selling anything
vaguely related to photography would have easy hunting. A captive audience.
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Short version:
A separate spotmeter (fixed focal length) reads a small angle of view (1 degree, 3
degrees, 10 degrees. etc). An in-camera spotmeter reads a small centered part of the
viewfinder image. The absolute angle depends on the focal length of the attached lens.
Very useful or high
Hard to believe, but there never was a cover for the hole- I asked Pentax USA the
question 15 years ago, and that was the answer.
Dave Evans
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 02/08 4:08 AM
Hi,
I am after the screw in plate that cover the motor drive whole on a Super A,
i assume one of a Program Plus
Anytime I go more than a short travel distance from home, I carry a second body. Not
only for a possible second film loaded, but even a new camera can have mechanical or
electrical problems, or have enough features that serious reading time is required.
In the mean time, you might want to
Actually, I'm looking for a super prgram (etal?) front grip.
Any thoughts for a location to buy one?
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Now we're talkin' real dirt.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 01/25 1:08 PM
I don't know, if you play your cards right you can get a really really nice
1998 tractor, plow, belly mower, and box for less than a thousand bucks...
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