While we are on the square format subject , I just picked up
(possibly a mistake) an argus 75 TWL for $15.00 - more out
of curiousity than anything else. IT takes 620
film...ergo..
but is 620 film still called that? I'd kinda like to try
this little antique out - anyone have any experience
Where in the UK? I am in Cheshire and can lend you a 100 macro.
Alan Abbott
Thank you Shel and everyone,
From time to time I borrow an elderly Agfa 1212U flat bed scanner, but
that
option isn't open to me at present. One piece of equipment I do own is a
tripod (shock) and I will follow the
Hi,
where did you get this information about 2 versions? I have a lenses
accessories catalogue (06771) which features only one version of the K
lens, which is the one I used to have, and has this to say:
SMC Pentax 28mm f/2
This lens utilizes a deluxe lens construction of 9 elements in 8
My mother was lent a box of photos at Xmas of family taken many years ago
(all B W). She only has it for a few more days, and I'd love to copy them.
Of course, now would be a great time to own a camera stand, but I don't, so
any advice on taking copies with either the LX or MX with a 50mm F1.2.
I would bet it is pretty dry in your house. That causes a lot of static on
the slide that holds the dust in place like a magnet. My experience is that
when the humidity is 60% or so the dust pretty much blows off with
compressed air. Short of humidifying the house you might try one of those
How the #$!%*(^*%$ do you get all the dust off your slides or negatives
before you scan them?
Two words: Clone Tool
I final rinse my negs in Daz...;-)
Seriously, I use a rubber dust blower to get as much crapola off the neg
as possible, then scan, then the Rubber Stamp (Clone) Tool to get
You are not alone.
Frits Wüthrich
Cotty wrote:
Another reason why I'm waiting for the MZ-D!
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Hi, Gianfranco,
Thanks for your comments. I just wasn't very inspired, I guess. It
happens...
I still haven't made my comments for December, but I'm off work at noon
today, so I promise, this afternoon.
regards, and Happy New Year to you and yours,
frank
Gianfranco Irlanda wrote:
Hi
1/180 will freeze most sports action, while allowing enough motion
blur to show a dramatic effect. The motion blur would occur is things
such as the head of a baseball bat in mid-swing, or a baseball in
flight.
For years, sports photographers used 1/125 as their default shutter
speed for action
Tom, nice work on the Challenge. What kind of paper did the
grand prize winner Mike Nosal use? Congratulations to the
winners!
Steve Larson
Redondo Beach, California
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Shel, Cotty, William, Bob and everyone,
Thank you for such interesting advise and information. I have far less time
than I thought to carry this out - my Uncle is a guest tonight and he
intends to take them back, as he has family staying with him from tomorrow.
I will post a better reply later,
Thanks everyone. I will have to re-think my office at home. I bet most of the dust
comes from the carpet. Maybe an ionizer and a humidifier will help to keep it down.
I'll also be looking for the various fluids and potions that were mentioned.
As for the clone tool. I do it for the huge
Thanks so much. I feel honored to be in third place on the printer
challenge. Guess I forgot to mention that I took the photo with my Pentax
ZX-50 using the Pentax 35-80 lens at aperture priority set at 11. As for the
Phaser printer, it totally amazes me at times (it's my printer at work).
Greetings:
The January 2002 PUG is available (a bit early) for your viewing pleasure.
Thanks
Adelheid
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As a participant in the Challange,let me say
congradulations to the 3 winners.My S800 was holding
its own until those damn Epsons showed up(just kidding)
Good to see what options are out there should i decide to
switch printers.
Thanks Tom for your time/effort spent.
Dave Brooks
Pentax User
Bruce wrote:
In all this discussion of aperture control, I forgot one very lame
behavior on the PZ-1p. It is somewhat of an oxymoron. It provides
this capability to change aperture by spinning a dial rather than
using the aperture ring, but the DOF preview button is mechanical and
requires you
Hi Folks!
Being new to the group, I was wondering if there is an online gallery for
the members to display their work for (constructive) criticism? I would like
to get as much feedback as I could with my work.
Thanks for all the help with the DOF feature. Honestly, I don't see myself
using
Hi Shel,
I can't answer your question, but I have a question of my own: Will the
23CII do 4x5? I assume it will do 6x7. I've seen a couple on ebay, but the
sellers don't specify.
Paul
Shel Belinkoff wrote:
I just picked up a fine Beseler 23CII condenser enlarger to complement
the dichro head
Funny you should ask, David :)
The Pentax Users Gallery (PUG for short) is fresh today with loads of
WONDERFUL new shots.
http://pug.komkon.org/
And if you ever get board, there's a couple years worth of great shots there
to look at!
Of course, if you want comments anytime, you need only post a
You'll need a 620 take up spool. I'll search around and see if I can
find one.
Paul Stenquist
Ann Sanfedele wrote:
On 30 Dec 2001 at 16:56, Ann Sanfedele wrote:
snip
could recommend a good fine grain film for me to play with
in this format? (square 620)
Rob replied:
I have a
Very nice. Superb lighting. I wouldn't want less contrast. There's a richness
here that is partly the result of the high contrast. You're not losing
detail in
the highlights as far as I can tell. I think you've nailed it.
Rob Studdert wrote:
Hi Team,
I just though I might share some of my
The following was posted to the list, excerpted from some Olympus digital
camera literature:
{...] as well as 15 fps in the burst mode (JPEG only), thus greatly
enhancing your chances of getting the shot you wanted at the precise
moment it happens.
...also known as the brute force method
I agree with your assessment of BH. I've shopped there numerous times, and
have been treated very well. A lot of the countermen are real
enthusiasts and
enjoy talking to their customers. It's a great place. And you're right about
New Yorkers as well. They're not rude, they're just in a hurry. I
Nice shots, Bill. How did you light the locations shots? Are the two
shots in front of the backdrop in your studio? I love the SG-60 screen
and, like you, have found the grid to be a tremendous aid. Just having
it there is a good reminder to check your verticals and horizontals. And
the
I'd like to thank Tom for his efforts on our behalf and for his kind words. The
Printer Challenge was a lot of fun, and I'll look forward to doing it again. I
have a few tricks in mind for next year;-)
Paul Stenquist
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From: Malcolm Smith
Subject: Essential items for Pentax owners to have.
As I have become more interested in creative photography, what
items would
you say were essential.
My use of a camera in the past has really been statement
photography;
accident photos
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From: David Regan
Subject: Forum?
Hi Folks!
Being new to the group, I was wondering if there is an online
gallery for
the members to display their work for (constructive)
criticism? I would like
to get as much feedback as I could with my work.
I have done this test using my pz1p and my af330ftz. I
have not recieved the 500ftz in the mail yet (UPS says
Jan2!!). At stadiums with little available light
(ie-two or three stops under 1/250@f4), 180th works
fine especially if I catch it right at the height of
action. But I was at a newer
I'd like to wish everyone all the best in the coming year and express my
appreciation for this helpful, supportive, and collegial group. I hope
I've been able to contribute as much as I've received.
Have a safe and happy New Years Holiday. May 2002 bring you happiness,
pleasure, and move you
I don't think it's anywhere near the high quality of the Bow
Wow Tak 20mm. The Spiratone lenses I've come across in my life
were all very soft. I haven't used all of them by any means, so
this one may be different. You may want to submit the info for
your lens to the folks that run this
I wish you all the best in this new year that is about
to start.
(and a trouble-free transition to the new euro
currency for those of you affected...)
Jaume
Send your FREE holiday greetings online!
http://greetings.yahoo.com
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Well its minimum is longer then my Tamron 300/2.8. But it will still go
short enough to reach out to my front bird feeder just barely. And when on
the Super A MD it works good changing the shutter speed as I turn the
aperture ring (no click stops).
We start filing the feeders this week so I'll
There are those who strive to get ~an~ image, and those that seek to get
~the~ image.
Bill Owens wrote:
Yep, Wheatfield (or is it Snowfield this time of year) is absolutely
correct. IMNSHO, those that rely on motor drives are photographic
technicians. Those that rely on their brain and
Nice thing about a square format is you don't have to worry about mounting
the camera horizontal or vertical because you wish you had a larger format.
You just shoot and crop a little. A shot using a 6x6 format means you don't
have to go through the potential contortions you might need shooting a
Then that probably means you can use one of those universal programmable
remotes also by either experimenting or inputting the Sony code. Gee I
wonder if that will work with Minolta's IR also.
Kent Gittings
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Hi,
Remember the argument against digital which said that in 20 years,
nobody would be able to read the images ;-)
Over the Christmas, I unearthed three old disc films (One Fuji, two
Kodak), which had been taken sometime in the mid 1980's, and then left
undeveloped. As they were stored
It's the preferred head by a sizeable number of nature and sports shooters
using any brand of 600/4 or larger lens.
They also make a smaller version called a Sidekick which is designed to fit
into the QR plate holder of an Arca type ballhead when the plate is dropped
into the 90 degree slot. then
Kent,
I don't understand why you consider it shilling when one publicizes that he has posted
an item at auction. It's shilling only if he enlists someone to bid up the price with
no intention of being the final buyer. That's not the typical PDML poster's intention
at all; he just wants to
On the Minolta list you get one warning and then you get
permanently kicked off. [Kent Gittings]
Sounds like a friendly place! Is that the same list that doesn't let you
view the archives unless you're a member, or another one?
RSW
Just testing. Thanks.
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From: Kristian Walsh
Subject: OT: help with old Disc films
A quick trip around the local photo processors lead to some
humourous,
but not very useful exchanges. It seems that disc fim predates
the staff
in most 1-hour shops -- one told me first that they don't
Lon,
If the Spiratone A 20mm f2.8 PleuraCoat, SerNo.216974, 58mm threads is the same as the
Cambron, you did well. Sold from aboug 1989 through the mid 90s, the multicoated
Cambron--made by Zenitar--actually got a fine review in Peterson's Photographic. It
was said to be well built and
I would like to wish everyone on the Pentax-Discuss
list a Happy Newyear and hope 2002 goes well for
everyone.Thanks to all who have bared with my good and not so
good questions and hopefully i'v contributed as well.
Dave Brooks
Pentax User
Stouffville Ontario Canada
Sign up today for your
I have enjoyed Nature Photographer Magazine in the past. I was looking
online for submission guidelines.
Apparently, one is required to be a subscriber to the magazine and have a
Level 3 subscription in order to be a contributor of articles or photos.
Level 3 memberships cost 78USD a year and
Sorry Chris and all for being this late in commenting.
(I was also assigned to comment on Andy Harbin's photo. However, no
photo by Andy could I find in the December gallery.)
Synchronous Willow by Chris Niesmertelny,
First thought: The picture appears almost too small on my monitor. I
think
Some speculation enabling for you all...
Does anyone have any Pentax New Year's Predictions? Folks with insider info
such as Paal are encouraged to weigh in! Of course, I also solicit wild
speculation.
My predictions are:
No new limiteds in 2002. Some kind of medium-to-big glass will come
So you are saying that lots of brains and experience dumbs us out when we
get a motordrive? Get real. Take a look at all the great football pictures
from the 60's. Most game shots were done with early Pentax or Nikon
motordrive cameras. You see anything close up from the 50's and 60's and you
can
No you can view them all you want.
Kent Gittings
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Sent: Monday, December 31, 2001 12:28 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: My eBay Pentax garage sale
On the Minolta list you get
No he's just hoping some poor schlep on the list will help bid his item up.
If he was concerned about his friends on the list he would offer them here
first. At least offering them before he puts them at auction. That's what I
do. Reputable people on this list do that. I just don't put him in
That's what I found also if I remember. I like Outdoor Photographer better.
Kent Gittings
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Sent: Monday, December 31, 2001 12:41 PM
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Subject: What Do You Think About Nature
Nick,
All you would have to do in the new stadium is stop down a bit and it
would be just like the others - 1/180 would work. I'll check in my
MZ-S manual and see if I can find the answer to your question on flash
meter sensitivity.
Bruce Dayton
Monday, December 31, 2001, 8:40:49 AM, you
No - I am saying that some people strive just to capture something while
others strive to capture something special or unique. I said nothing
about a motor drive, but alluded to the idea that some people engage the
motor without engaging their brain.
Kent Gittings wrote:
So you are saying
I tend to agree with Kent on this one, if, as has been said many times,
this list is something of a community or a neighborhood comprised of
people with similar interests.
To offer an item to your friends first - at a price that's acceptable to
you - seems like the thing to do, but that's just
Just want to wish you all list members around the globe a very happy new
year 2002.
Stockholm is pretty as a picture. Temperature steady below zero.
The snow is staying on the trees and on the ground like eiderdown,
making things look a whole lot lighter too.
(Lately I haven't posted much, but
What has worked well for me, to remove dust from the slide - I simply use a
bulb blower on the slide before it is scanned, I hold the slide horizontally
and blow on the bottom and the flip the slide over and do the other side. I
do a bunch at a time and then store the slides in plastic slide
Shel,
I would most certainly agree that peoples views vary about photography, but
to myself, whether or not you like the subject, you can admire the execution
of the photo by a good photographer. I will try and get a website up and
running and display some pictures for creative criticism.
It
The motordrive outside the parameters I mention is just an autowinder.
Admittedly a fast one but an autowinder none the less. Unless I'm at an
event or I stumble on a some story I think the newspaper will want photos of
my motordrives stay in the single frame mod. I still like to compose shots
Can we still request comments on our January PUG entries? What is the
procedure?--
Daniel J. Matyola mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Stanley, Powers Matyola mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Suite203, 1170 US Highway 22 East http://danmatyola.com
Bridgewater, NJ 08807
Kirk - www.kirkphoto.com - also makes a gimbal head, the King Cobra, for
long heavy lenses. It's the head of choice for my FA 600mm and I can't
imagine using this lens on a non gimbal head.
Ken Waller
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I predict a blizzard of speculation on new Pentaz products for 2002, many quite
sophisticated. I also predict that Pentax will introduce 2 or 3 modest
innovations, which will be throroughly criticized by the list for failure to
include all the wonderful things we had wished for.
Dan
--
Daniel
Yeah, it's not really shilling. It's just trying to get some
folks to bid and drive the price up. Don't we all like to sell
to the highest bidder?
Len
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From: Shel Belinkoff [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, December 31, 2001 12:36 PM
Two weeks ago I posted a Yashica rangefinder on CameraQuest's rangefinder discussion
list. I had paid $263 on EBay; I tried to sell it to fellow list members for $185.
When I had no takers after 1 week, I posted a classified on a more widely read site
for $225 with whose readers I felt no
Kent Gittings writes:
I hate to say it but I think we should use the same rules for posting
things
for sale here that we've gone to on the Minolta users list. That is the
only
acceptable posting of a for sale item is BEFORE you list it on some auction
site. If you are going to be a member of
Around here, we call that self-enablement. :-)
Len
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, December 31, 2001 12:48 PM
Subject: Copying old photos / Essential items 2
Shel,
I would most certainly agree that peoples views
This thought comes from Bob Monaghan:
The larger the neg the more versatility you gain.
Feel free to use your 6x6 or 6x7 camera as a virtual 6x4.5.
You can change, to a limited degree, some of the characteristics of your image by
shifting the camera to give the same effect as shift the lens on
Their is a lot of confusion with this name as there at least 3 on line
magazines with the same name, all of their web site addresses are slightly
different. There is the one mentioned at
naturephotographermag.com. Another at naturephotographers.net, which bills
itself as Nature
Now this reminds me of a while back on the list when I said that
a photographer had to know something about photography and
his/her equipment to be able to claim to be a photographer. At
that time, it was determined by a bunch of people that a
photographer is a person that takes pictures.
Spotted on eBay:
http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=1316502002
Well, Gooeyduck has been spotted again, eh?
There are some here who already know better than to buy from Mr.
Gooeyduck (although your mileage may vary).
We are fortunate that his conceit causes him to put his
Hi,
I really don't see what the big deal (no pun intended) is. I tend to agree with
the spirit of your post, Kent, but if someone wants to give is a list of their
current eBay auctions, I would guess that Fridays is as good a day as any. If
there's anything of interest, I may look at the
Yeah, what he said. And I'll add that in addition to what Dan said
about the criticisms:
1. They'll be pockets of people defending whatever they (Pentax) do or
don't do.
2. Some will threaten to sell all their gear because of it.
3. Some will ACTUALLY sell all their gear.
4. Some people
Len Bashing is when you are looking over your shoulder while rounding a
corner in your home and run the protruding instrument on the front of your
Pentax camera into the wall. :-)
Tom C.
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Sent: Monday, December
On Mon, 31 Dec 2001 14:36:41 -0500, Fred wrote:
There are some here who already know better than to buy from Mr.
Gooeyduck (although your mileage may vary).
As you say your milage may vary...
I've had nothing but excellent transactions from Marv. He has always been
straightforward and honest
I am truly a bad boy! I know I'm not usually too quick with my
comments, but I've at least always done them before the next month's PUG
is up! And, if Gianfranco got his in before mine, I know I'm really
late! vbg I could provide a million excuses (holidays, busy at
work/shopping, etc.), but
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From: Len Paris
Subject: Re: The brute force school of photography
Now this reminds me of a while back on the list when I said
that
a photographer had to know something about photography and
his/her equipment to be able to claim to be a photographer.
At
that
since every one on the list has a computer i would like to ask a question.
what is a good program to create a column and line type chart?
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Sorry that this is referring to a Nikkor, but this makes a real
interesting read for anybody interested in bokeh:
http://www.nikon.co.jp/main/eng/society/nikkor/n05_e.htm
Thanks,
Ed
http://lightandsilver.com
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Microsoft Excel.
HARRY BAUGHMAN wrote:
since every one on the list has a computer i would like to ask a question.
what is a good program to create a column and line type chart?
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Interesting perspective (no pun intended) on the whole format question. I guess I'm in
favor of the biggest film area that I can handle in a reasonable manner. Many years
ago, when I shot a lot of drag racing for buff mags, I used a Speed Graphic and
Honeywell Strobe, handheld. I focused with
We've had a great year on the PDML, with a lot of interesting
discussions and learning experiences. I look forward to an even better
2002. Happy New Year to all my Pentax friends, all over the world.
Paul Stenquist
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I've added a normal lens to my 6x7 kit. I was leaning toward the 90/2.8,
but I spotted a 105/2.4 on ebay last night. Like new, in box, with the
soft pouch and all the docs, it was sitting at $296 with one minute to
go. I bit $311 at T-18 and, much to my surprise, got it for $299. I
didn't think
I recently acquired some new darkroom equipment, and, along with the
hardware I got a few packages of Oriental Seagull graded paper, fiber
base. Some packages were opened, some not. All were kept in a cool
dark room. These packages have to be at least five or six years old,
and certainly go
Is the a website out there where i could download
a owners manual for the Pentax 67 body?
JCO
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It seems that one of the objections to using the square format is that
enlarging paper is rectangular. While checking out BH to replenish
my paper stock, I discovered several brands - Agfa, Ilford, Kodak, and
some others - that manufacture square paper.
--
Shel Belinkoff
mailto:[EMAIL
Yep, Excel. And, if you want to use the chart on the web I
believe it's simple to get an HTML output, too.
Len
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Sent: Monday, December 31, 2001 5:52 PM
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Microsoft Excel.
HARRY
Hi All;
I have actually spared a bit of time to look at the pug site and found some very
interesting
pictures. I have always felt intimidated by the overall professional quality of all of
the fine
photographers who submit photos each month. Therefore I must always couch my comments
with the
On 31 Dec 2001 at 17:44, William Robb wrote:
I doubt very much if there is a setup available to print disc on
a Fronteir. He will have to find a lab that still has the
hardware needed to print the stuff, and is willing to do a
special set up for a couple of films. This is providing he can
Word is fine for a chart, as well, but it depends
on your purpose. What are you making the chart
for? A presentation? Documentation? The web?
--Amita
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Sent: Monday, December 31, 2001 7:47 PM
Harry,
Microsoft Excel is OK for most charts and graphs.
Lotus 123 was a better package and is still available cheaply.
Regards, Bob S.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
since every one on the list has a computer i would like to ask a question.
what is a good program to create a column and line
There're a lot of warnings about getting offered an item
on eBay as the second high bidder.
I had occasion when I had to sell the item to the second
bidder because the high bidder bid on the wrong item. He
said he would -really- prefer not to proceed with the deal,
but would go through if I
Bliain nua shona dhuitse go léir, or happy new year to everyone on the
PDML --- even those of you still, for the moment at least, living in
2001 ;-)
My only prediction -- apart from the 10 megapixel full-frame MZ-D being
launched at a price of $100.00, of course ;-) -- is that I will at some
It seems that the march of progress has left Disc film behind (some
might say with good reason)...
I reckon that because it's just C-41, a mini-lab with a set of tanks
should be able to do the developing. That leaves me with the more
difficult problem of finding somewhere that can print from
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From: Shel Belinkoff
Subject: Outdated Oriental Seagull
I recently acquired some new darkroom equipment, and, along
with the
hardware I got a few packages of Oriental Seagull graded
paper, fiber
base. Some packages were opened, some not. All were kept in
a cool
Shel,
That's some of the best paper ever made. Ansel was fond of it.
Just 2 days ago I printed an 11x14 on old Oriental VC FB that was at
least 5 years old. I had some new oriental in 8x10, and just for kicks
I cut a sheet up and used it for test strips to see how close it was
before I
Thanks very much, Sid.
Joe
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And Happy New Year from the South West British Columbia, the wet west
coast of the Great White North, where it does not get white very often.
I wish you all the best for the new year.
David S.
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From: Kristian Walsh [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, December 31, 2001 7:36 PM
Subject: Re: OT: help with old Disc films
It seems that the march of progress has left Disc film behind
(some
might say with good reason)...
I reckon that
I think Bill meant 6x9. The 23C series are 2-1/4 x 3-1/4 enlargers.
Ciao,
graywolf
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Subject: Re: Questions for Beseler 23CII Users
Hi Paul ...
No, for 4x5 you need the 45M series, or the 45V series. Interestingly there
is an 8x10 cold light head available for the 45 Beselers. There also used to
be a CB7 model which did 5x7. BTW, all of these can be used with negatives
as small as Minox (8mm x 11mm).
Ciao,
graywolf
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Depends on what you are trying to do. Any of the spread sheets will generate
such a chart from data. If you are primarily wanting to make charts for
display Power Point does a nice job though there are others that will work
as well. If you have MS Office you already have Excel and Power Point.
Hey Bill, Ed
Thanks for the suggestions. I fiddled a little with a couple of sheets
of 8x10, Grade 2, and at least that box looks good. It was a package
that had already been opened.
So, once i sort out a few more details in the way the darkroom is set
up, I'll be ready to print again.
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