Peter wrote:
> Dave very nicely offered to unload & reload the van.
And don't forget that lens I spotted in the queue, the one that will be
polluting your shop floor for the next several months until you can find
someone who wants it :) I can't believe I was shopping in the dealers
queue even b
In a message dated 15/05/02 20:11:21 GMT Daylight Time, Cotty writes:
<< Nice tale re the personal touch with the Mamiya. Nice one Peter, too, for
being so hospitable - - what was his cut? Just kidding :-) >>
Dave very nicely offered to unload & reload the van. I think he probably got
to see
Hi Dave,
Nice tale re the personal touch with the Mamiya. Nice one Peter, too, for
being so hospitable - - what was his cut? Just kidding :-)
The best times to hang around those shows are surely when they're setting
up (that's when the dealers stalk), and the first half hour on opening
(that'
Cotty wrote:
> Sounds like you had a good time at Photographica. Out of interest, how
> did you manage to hawk your RB67? I presume Peter allowed you a corner of
> his stand? Or did you wander around wearing a gaberdeen mac with a large
> bulge and whispering, "Oi, Bruce, wanna buy a *real* nice
Cotty wrote:
> I have yet to put a roll of transparency film through - what
> would be good for landscapes on MF? I now have a polariser attached.
I'm quite fond of E100SW and before I came over to the UK I was starting to
get into Provia 100F a little. Velvia is not my cup of tea as the colour
On Friday, May 10, 2002, at 06:57 PM, Jeff wrote:
> I don't care much about the green color cast in the RSX.
Eek! That's not your RSX, that's a warning sign at your lab: either the
colour developer time was too short or the temperature too low, or the
colour developer is close to exhaustion,
Hey Cotty, I had one of those once!
In Australia, the Charger was thought of as pretty much a rev-head's
car, but my mother loved hers (mind you, the last time she drove one of
my cars, I watched cruising at 130 in a 100 zone with some trepidation,
so she's no little old grey-haired lady!). La
> BTW I've just mastered loading a Paterson multi-
> format spiral with a
> practice 120 roll. I could see where i was
> goning wrong: the leading edge
> needed help getting past the steel balls as the
> front curl wanted to go
> under the balls and not over them.
That sounds like something obsce
We may never make into the woods.
> -Original Message-
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>
> If the weather looks good, I'll bring it.
> Paul
>
> "William D. Sawyer" wrote:
> >
> > Hey Paul,
> >
> > How about bringing it to the M
Hey Paul,
How about bringing it to the Michigan PDML outing?
> -Original Message-
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Paul Stenquist
> Sent: May 11, 2002 2:27 PM
>
>BTW, I bought that Chevy in LA and brought it back here to Motor City
> where it belongs :-). We do the Woodward
Thanks Shel,
I picked up a roll of EPP. I'll give it a try. In my former life back in
the late seventies, when I was shooting a lot of transparency film in my
Mamiya TLR, I used EPS, which was an ISO 200 film. I was quite fond of
that. I suspect EPP is a similar formulation. The woman in the store
Hi Cotty,
It was a 6x7 with the 105/2.4 lens. Just a quicky. I couldn't park there
for very long, so I took a meter reading down the block with an incident
meter. Parked the car, hopped out, and shot. The yellow curbs are
reflecting in the grille. I don't like that. I'm going to go back and do
it
I'm not sure if Ektachrome 64 is still available. But you're right: it
had a distinctive blue cast. Ektachrome 100S is totally different. And
if you want a slight warm cast, Ektachrome 100WS provides a bit of that.
It makes it look like everything was shot an hour before sunset, which
can be good
>> > I have yet to put a roll of transparency film through - what
>> > would be good for landscapes on MF?
>>
>Ektachrome 100S produces excellent images with saturated but believable
>color. And it scans very well.
Thanks Paul. In 1981 I remember using Ektachrome 64 on an RB67 and being
pretty
Cotty wrote:
>
> > I have yet to put a roll of transparency film through - what
> > would be good for landscapes on MF?
>
Ektachrome 100S produces excellent images with saturated but believable
color. And it scans very well.
Paul
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Not a big one;a nice one
Dave:)
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Bruce Dayton wrote:
>
> Cotty,
>
> You had me chuckling as you related your experience. I have had a
> similar experience with MF. There certainly does seem to be a mindset
> difference when you use the bigger camera. I enjoy it more and yes,
> more of my shots are well executed on MF.
I f
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> >Sorry,thats what i mean the Agfa RXS II.
> >I agree with Bruce on this one Cotty.Very
> >nice colours
>
> Two votes. Any more? :-)
>Sorry,thats what i mean the Agfa RXS II.
>I agree with Bruce on this one Cotty.Very
>nice colours
Two votes. Any more? :-)
>Before it was discontinued, I loved Fujichrome Astia. Now I shoot a lot
>of Agfachrome RSX.
Aha! Three votes!
>Welcome to the land o' big negs, Cotty! I know that you
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>Glad everything worked out Cotty.I know what
>you mean about setting up to shot a scene.I am
>only using a lowly Y-M with fixed lens,but i approach
>my MF shooting a bi
>Glad everything worked out Cotty.I know what
>you mean about setting up to shot a scene.I am
>only using a lowly Y-M with fixed lens,but i approach
>my MF shooting a bit different.Seem to take more
>time and think the shot out more.I just got back
>a roll of Agfa rsx slide film,i also did a wow.
Cheers Bruce. I agree with your sentiments exactly. Especially the
'insurance' shots...
Best,
Cotty
>You had me chuckling as you related your experience. I have had a
>similar experience with MF. There certainly does seem to be a mindset
>difference when you use the bigger camera. I enjoy i
>maximum aperture
>selected (f/22 in this case)
OOPS - of course this should read 'minimum' aperture. But you know what I
meant...
Cotty
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