For Sale, New in Boxes;
Asahi Pentax 49mm round plastic "Lens Hood for Standard Lens 1:1.4 50mm
1:1.8-2 55mm"
Includes vinyl case and polythene bag
Asahi Pentax 49mm Close-Up Lens No. 1 (note: NOT marked as SMC)
Includes clear plastic case (marked "ASAHI PENTAX CLOSE-UP LENS"), and
blue
Hi,
are there any 50mm (or close to it) lenses for the K-mount that are labelled
other than Pentax? And if you know of some, can you please compare them in
terms of overall quality and performance to FA 50/1.4 or 1.7?
Thanks a lot in advance.
Michal
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Hi all,
If Paal is correct in that the embargo date of the MZ-S
news is 7th February, in Japan we have just eight hours
aheadg.
Now it's 6PM, and if PENTAX releases at the beginning of
their business hour, it's just 15 hours to go!! Thrilling,
isn't it?
Sincerely,
There are 3 of these BW/C41 films (Iford,Kodak, Konica), any thoughts on
the respective merits?
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After discussion of how a lens with damaged mount would not go
onto a camera with a metal bayonet after fitting one with a
plastic bayonet, SETH wrote:
Sounds more like a reason to avoid plastic lens mounts.
I reply:
If it copes with lenses with damaged lens bayonets, it sounds
like an
Thanks for the info.
--- Yoshihiko Takinami [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
At 5 Feb 2001 07:30:06 -0800 (PST),
Richard Saunders [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote;
Tessar's are four elements, is the M50/4 macro a
four
element lens a Tessa?
It seems one of these designs commonly known as
"mike wilson" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
After discussion of how a lens with damaged mount would not go
onto a camera with a metal bayonet after fitting one with a
plastic bayonet, SETH wrote:
Sounds more like a reason to avoid plastic lens mounts.
I reply:
If it copes with lenses with
If the scanner uses the scsi command set it probably doesn't
have to have a scsi interface per say. For example atapi drives
use the scsi commands, but go on an ide interface. You have to
have scsi compiled into the kernel, but do not need the driver
for a scsi adapter.
What the current
Yoshihiko Takinami [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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At 5 Feb 2001 08:56:50 -0800 (PST),
Alexander Krohe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote;
The 15mm/3.5, the 18mm/3.5 and the 28mm/2 (K-series)
designs are (almost) identical to those of the
corresponding Zeiss/Contax
Peter asks:
I have an MX that drains batteries even when it's not in use. After about
two weeks in the camera, the batteries are down to half a volt from their
original 1.5. The meter works fine, otherwise. I have checked it, and the
problem is not that the LEDs stay on. They turn off
My guess is that under similar use, the metal lens mounts
will last
substantially longer than plastic ones.
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Sorry, what do you mean with longer? 300 years longer than
250?
Den
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herbet brasileiro wrote:
Hi Bruce,
I pretty much followed Aaron's advice. Using Photoshop
LE I first got the image in, adjusted colors/levels
and used the Unsharp Mask to bring up more sharpness.
[etc]
...
Thanks a lot Herbet!
I tried it as well and I have to say the result is really
"Dennis Klimovich" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My guess is that under similar use, the metal lens mounts
will last
substantially longer than plastic ones.
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Sorry, what do you mean with longer? 300 years longer than
250?
Well, if you just mount one cheap zoom lens onto it, the plastic
So?
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From: Gerald Cermak [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, February 05, 2001 9:36 PM
Subject: Re: Picture Window 3.0 for image editing?
Ich kenne ein bischen Deutsch.
Ich spreche auch ein bischen Deutsch. :)
Gerald
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Hi everyone,
Regarding the discussion about limited lens being
actually Cosina, I thought on a recent experience that
made me think something similar.
When I was looking for a 24mm manual focus prime, one
of the options was a Cosina (also branded as Vivitar)
f2.8. It was cheap but some comments
Seth says:
My guess is that under similar use, the metal lens mounts will
last substantially longer than plastic ones.
I reply:
Agreed. Looks better, too, in most "classic" applications. But
when do you know if it is worn out?
Another scenario: You drop your camera and lens. Both mounts
Hello All.
While there are images, February's PUG an example, which would not normally
qualify as "photojournalistic" (because they were, or are "planned"), the
image of the Emu would lead nearly any "b" ("Living," "Style," "Neighbors")
section in most serious newspapers. The local Zoo
Herbet Brasileiro wrote, "I got a shot...taken with a FA100/2.8...the
subject didn't like the picture... So I followed Aaron tips and here's the
result www.itsmysite.com/herbet.
Herbet, that's a fantastic difference! You've gotta show it to your
friend! I gotta try this! I just purchased a
If you keep your MX in a foam case, it could be that the cover of the
case pushes down on the shutter button when the case is closed. That was
happening to me. I solved it by locking the shutter release as described below.
Paul
Wieland Willker wrote:
Yes, I had this problem on one MX. I don't
Hello there
I'm really glad to get my 2nd LX now. I use it with a motordrive unit. It
is serviced now and works fine.
There is a difference between both bodys. One has the ability to switch on
the light meter with this little botton (top left you know).
The "new" one can' t do that.
Well, if you just mount one cheap zoom lens onto it, the
plastic
mount may last 1,000 years.
[...]
If you keep changing lenses, the plastic may not hold up as
well. And if you keep mounting lenses that cut
grooves into it, the plastic mount may not hold up beyond a
year or
two.
I'm not opposed
Hi Take,
It is thrilling. Glad we have a scout to relay the info for us. ;-)
Dan Scott
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Hi all,
If Paal is correct in that the embargo date of the MZ-S
news is 7th February, in Japan we have just eight hours
aheadg.
Now it's 6PM, and if PENTAX releases at the beginning of
I've always been a little dissatisfied with the lack of sharpness that
comes with the extra-fine grain of the C-41 process BW films, however,
this softness is often suitable/desireable for glamourish portraits.
You can often get a lot of enlargement out of those negs without the
image looking
Mark wrote:
Check it out! N***n just announced a 45mm F2.8 super thin manual focus
lens (made to fit their new FM3A):
http://64.77.49.6/usa_product/product.jsp?cat=1grp=5productNr=1430NCP
Do you think they'll go for lots of on eBay?
Not till they're discontinued. Until then
There seems to be a problem with the ME service manual. It will not open and when
downloading it, only 77k
of it comes across.
Sorry about that, folks. It seems the PDF file got corruptes
somewhere in the upload process.
It's all fixed now.
Mark
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Stephen Gandy has updated his page that started this thread:
http://www.cameraquest.com/pen4319.htm
Everyone can draw their own conclusions.
Pretty humorous way of saying "Oops, I goofed" if you ask me!
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On Mon, 5 Feb 2001 23:56:32 EST, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The recent discussion re. the Pentax shift lens reminds me of a thread from a
two or three weeks ago re. perspective control via computer alteration. Has
anyone out there compared the results of perspective control via the Pentax
I built my darkroom under my steps, so the area where I have the enlarger
has a very low ceiling above it. I'm also 6'4" tall, so I have my
worksurface mounted at about 38" high for comfort. I could lower that for
the enlarger a little, but it would be a major pain in the butt, and I'd
probably
Yes, this is so. The oldest versions did not have the switch.
I am waiting for a LX to return from repair of a sticky mirror.
They promised to upgrade the switch too. We will see.
Regards, Bob S.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hello there
I'm really glad to get my 2nd LX now. I use it with
To amplify on Steve's reply,
There is a small hole in the lens body with a tiny spring and a ball bearing
(about the size of a ball point pen tip). The spring pushes the ball bearing
out against the aperture ring. If you look closely, you will see the groves
in the underside (inside) of
Are you all following this ebay auction standing?
Location: Golden Valley, MN
Golden, he! Do they plant Star lenses there?
Best wishes
Wieland
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Hello,
At 6 Feb 2001 03:46:02 -0800 (PST),
Jaume Lahuerta [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote;
When I received it its look and fell remind me the
new Cosina I saw in a photo store. But, having the
used Pentax costed three times more (including
shipping) than the new Cosina, I refused to continue
Hi Tom,
On Tue, 06 Feb 2001 01:43:00 -0500, Tom Rittenhouse wrote:
If the scanner uses the scsi command set it probably doesn't
have to have a scsi interface per say. For example atapi drives
use the scsi commands, but go on an ide interface. You have to
have scsi compiled into the
Yes, correct.
All LX's are great.
Regards,
Bob...
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From: "Esser, Hermann" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, February 06, 2001 3:56 AM
Subject: light meter (LX)
Hello there
I'm really glad to get my 2nd LX now. I
Hi Collin,
At 05 Feb 2001 19:44:21 -0500,
Collin Brendemuehl [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote;
My understanding of the double Gaussian design'
failure (from the lens design sites) was that it
produces bad bokeh.
I do not think so.
A well designed double Gaussian type lens produces very
good bokeh,
Hi all,
when I bought FA* 24/2.0 few days ago the Pentax representative here
in Ljubljana told me that it is possible they will have MZ-S body
(one of four in Europe!) on display on photo exhibiton which takes
place in Ljubljana, from today till saturday. So, today I went to
the fair and,
on 2/6/01 10:38 AM, Shel Belinkoff at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just checked a couple of stores for pricing info on this lens,
and saw no mention of a dedicated lens hood as part of the
package. Does anyone know if the lens comes with a hood?
Hi Shel,
It has a built in hood which you pull
"Juan J. Buhler" wrote:
Looks great. Let us know what she says when you show her.
Yeah, also let us know what she says when you tell her that hundreds
of people saw and commented on both images :-)
Better not tell her!
ann
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The hood of the 77/1.8 LTD is built in, Shel. You slide
it forward.
Doug "hope I remember that right" Brewer
Quoting Shel Belinkoff [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Just checked a couple of stores for pricing info on
this lens,
and saw no mention of a dedicated lens hood as part of
the
package. Does
It is my opinion that anyone wishing to enter the field
of professional portrait photography should be forced to
spend at least one Christmas season shooting Santa
photos in a mall setting.
The field would be much less crowded.
Doug "College Square Mall, Winter of '95" Brewer
Quoting Aaron
You're oh, so lucky!
What about maximum shutter speed? Did you get a chance
to check it?
Herbet.
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Hi Shel,
You wrote:
Just checked a couple of stores for pricing info on this
lens, and saw no mention of a dedicated lens hood as
part of the package. Does anyone know if the lens
comes with a hood?
FA77Ltd has built-in hood, the catalogue says.
Sincerely,
In a message dated 2/6/01 10:22:04 AM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
Evil evil evil! No more descriptions of the MZ-S, please, I'm starting to
want it and I can't afford it!!
-Aaron
"That will $972.37 sir, cash or charge?
Aaron, that's only $30.25 a month w/interest.
When I see these messages about plastic mounts being inferior I laugh. I
have a friend that owns and runs large camera repair place. He replaces many
more metal mounts than plastic as the plastic is more forgiving. It yields
and then returns to a serviceable state rather than deform which
I tought the lens hood was built into this lens.
Jeff
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From: "Shel Belinkoff" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: "Pentax List" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, February 06, 2001 10:38 AM
Subject: Question re: 77mm/1.8 Ltd. Hood
Just checked a couple of stores for pricing info
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From: "Doug Brewer" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: February 6, 2001 9:54 AM
Subject: Santa Pix, was Re: Reducing excessive sharpness in
portraits - 1st try
It is my opinion that anyone wishing to enter the field
of professional portrait photography
Doug Brewer wrote:
It is my opinion that anyone
wishing to enter the field
of professional portrait photography
should be forced to spend at least
one Christmas season shooting Santa
photos in a mall setting.
The field would be much less crowded.
Your comment reminds me of a time
Gerald Cermak wrote:
Has any used Picture Window 3.0 Pro? I ran across a site by
Norman Koren on digital scanning that praises this low priced
package ($90 for Pro version, $50 for regular). The maker or
Picture Window even has a free downloadable ICC color profile
for the Photosmart S20
Most likely the latter G...
Norm
From: William Robb
snip
I personally can't see a reason to take a picture the subject
isn't going to like (unless I have been hired to do just that,
or unless I have a personal agenda to fullfill).
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on 2/6/01 10:49 AM, Shel Belinkoff at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Now, does anyone have a pic of the 77mm
with the hood extended?
Hi Shel,
If you want to see it quick for now, go to Pentax Japan's home page and
download the catalogue for 43/77 in a PDF format.
There, you see a pic of 77mm with
Thanks so much, Doug. Now, does anyone have a pic of the 77mm
with the hood extended?
http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=1210854293
Ok, cap on, but you get the image.
Best wishes
Wieland
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You wrote:
Now, does anyone have a pic of the 77mm
with the hood extended?
Here they are;
http://www.t3.rim.or.jp/~azuma/jpeg/camera/SMCFA77F18.jpg
http://www.t3.rim.or.jp/~azuma/jpeg/camera/SMCFA77F18_2.jpg
http://www.t3.rim.or.jp/~azuma/jpeg/camera/SMCFA77F18_3.jpg
The body is an LX2000.
Not 2000, but an LX Titan, sorry. Very sorry these are not
mine!!G
Sincerely,
Take Ueda, Osaka, Japan
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On 6 Feb 2001, Ralf Stubner wrote:
I don't think there is such a device. The only thing I know of which
comes close is the digital camera to analog flash converter build into
newer cameras. So sticking to an analog flash would be one solution.
If you need the capabilities of the newer
Has anyone taken one of these lenes apart?
Yes
I have one that has lost the "click" on the apeture ring. What
makes this happen
There's supposed to be a spring-loaded ball bearing in there
that clicks into detents inside the aperture ring. The ball
bearing is missing. Don't know how this
This may or may not be of help. I once had an MX that had this fault: the
shutter release, as you know, is 2-stage meaning that on first
depression the meter is activated (and therefore the LEDs), and on final
depression, the shutter is released. With the manual wind-on lever in a
stand-off
Thanks to everyone who jumped in with answers to my questions
about the 77mm lens.
Take's photos showed exactly what I was looking for - and the
lens looks great on that titanium LX! (no ennoblement required
- except in the form of cash donations g)
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Shel Belinkoff
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Shel,
Bought one from KEH just before Xmas.
Hood and soft case are part of the package.
Regards, Bob S.
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Recently Wieland Willker wrote:
Why do you need the IF for the 100mm Macro lens? What is this good for?
I mean, 60mm at 1:1, is this desirable? Is this a Macro Zoom?
It's not strictly IF, it's FREE. See here:
http://www.phred.org/pentax/k/FAQ/lens_terms.html
Cheers,
Boz
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Gerald Cermak wrote:
And then some:
http://www.newseum.org/photojournalist/archive/november/main10.htm
Have you ever seen so much fine camera glass in one location before?
But it's mostly C*n*n! (with a fair amount of N*k*n).
Where's the fine glass?
I've seen almost that much big glass
On Tue, 6 Feb 2001, Mark Roberts wrote:
It's a relatively easy fix as long as you haven't also lost the
spring that applies the tension to the ball bearing.
If the function of the bearing is only to keep the aperture ring in its
click stops, can you use a lens without one? It sounds like
"David A. Mann" wrote:
Collin Brendemuehl writes:
This makes good sense with respect to compatability.
It's often the case that memory cpu chips won't
work on older boards. An upgrade can save many a
headache.
I heartily agree. I have a Pentium 133 I'd like to upgrade. A new
annsann wrote, "All of you guys seem to think that what *that* woman
didn't like about the picture was (just) the
wrinkles. But what I would be more displeased with from a vanity point
of view is the heaviness in the neck. I think cropping a lot around her
very animated face with
What differentiates a "green star" lens from.?
Otis Wright
Wieland Willker wrote:
http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=1211924797
This is the second 1.8/135 within two month! They MUST plant them somewhere!
Best wishes
Wieland
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A scroll of mail from Alexander Krohe [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Mon, 5
Feb 2001 13:44:47 -0800 (PST)
Read it? y
The slogan was something like "how can we afford to
build a lens that sells only 37x a year" or so I
am relatively sure the number was 37 (because I
couldn't believe that).
Of course,
ding! We have a winner.
Thanks for playing,
Doug
Quoting dave o'brien [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
A scroll of mail from "Brewer, Doug"
[EMAIL PROTECTED] on Tue, 6
Feb 2001 10:09:35 -0500
Read it? y
Is Ljubljana near Ulan Bator?
No, but the Ljubljana camera show can now take
precedence over
Chris wrote:
If the function of the bearing is only to keep the aperture ring in its
click stops, can you use a lens without one? It sounds like this would
provide a completely stepless aperture, which could definitely be useful
in some cases.
Chris is right. I'd just put it
A scroll of mail from "Brewer, Doug" [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Tue, 6
Feb 2001 10:09:35 -0500
Read it? y
Is Ljubljana near Ulan Bator?
No, but the Ljubljana camera show can now take precedence over the
Ulann Bataar Show in PDMl legend.
dave
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The attachment is a virus!
DO NOT RUN IT!
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I don't know if it is the same now, but used to be that there was a little
sticker on the computer, over the edge of the cover or over a screw that
said your warrenty is void if it was broken. So no upgrading unless you
let the service center do it, where they would replace the sticker. I
Maybe this has already been noted, but are we going to have
any PDML
members on site at PMA?
DG
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Yes, very interesting theme!!!
I'm interesting in any ideas how to publish reviews from
this show on our pages (the penta mag www.mtu-net.ru/penta)
Den
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HI
I have this lens. It's an OK consumer zoom.
But there is a lot of Barrel -/Pillow distortion (you can see it in the
viewfinder).
I too have asked the PDML group. It's nothing compared to the very sharp,
excellent (discontinued) FA 4.0/28-70mm! I use mine for travelling with my
Super A, when my
hey - sorry for previous message - the letter did not get filtered as PDML.
Clean up your system anyway.
Vadim.
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Sent: Tuesday, February 06, 2001 3:10 PM
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Here is a url that talks about it:
http://www.zdnet.com/zdhelp/stories/main/0,5594,2630479,00.html
Out of curiosity, I tried to save the file and look at its properties with
Explorer (I even unplugged the network cable first). Do not try this. The
Explorer crushed multiple times, but,
Yeah. And besides, getting that close to emus is DANGEROUS. And you also
wouldn't believe how many newspapers around here would KILL for that shot
... (publishers with no brains and even less taste)
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From: "Shel Belinkoff" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent:
I've got my Netscape set up to filter all my PDML messages into a separate file, so
they don't "clog" up
my other e-mails, and I can go through the PDML e-mails at my leisure. For some
reason the e-mail from
Mr. Graham, below, didn't get filtered off. Being suspicious, I didn't open the
Anyone else have this "non-filtering" happen to them?
I had the same thing, now fixed by adding "Reply-To:[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
to the rule.
Vadim.
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Just got another email with a virus from [EMAIL PROTECTED] It is the
same virus from Graham.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, February 06, 2001 5:30 PM
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Do You Yahoo!?
Get your free @yahoo.com
Are these people even list members. I can't help but think
someone's set this up to spam our list members and those of
other lists.
"Nicolas Colarusso, cga" wrote:
Just got another email with a virus from [EMAIL PROTECTED] It is the
same virus from Graham.
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Shel Belinkoff
mailto:[EMAIL
I got it in my regular mail box both from Graham and rusty (otis) -
opened the mail because rusty@ world, etc looked familiar., but certainly not
the attachment. .. I NEVER open attachments. period. unless someone has
alerted me on the phone that I'm getting something.
call me paranoid, but I
Frank Theriault wrote:
I've got my Netscape set up to filter
all my PDML messages into a separate
file, so they don't "clog" up
my other e-mails, and I can go
through the PDML e-mails at my leisure.
For some reason the e-mail from
Mr. Graham, below, didn't get filtered
off.
Rusty, stop sending me viruses.TAIZINHA.JPG.pif
Clean up your system...
Regards,
Bob...
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From:
My problem with this is the company I work for has a publisher who is
absolutely bowled over by anything with a "gee-whiz" look to it like this.
Instead of encouraging her budding photographers to look for different
approaches (especially to serious topics), they have come to believe that
any
Sid Barras [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Since I have no immediate options for poster sized true black and white,
I may have to go this route in the short term. Comments are welcome and
appreciated.
and Rory Flynn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There are 3 of these BW/C41 films (Iford,Kodak, Konica),
Shel Belinkoff wrote:
Are these people even list members. I can't help but think
someone's set this up to spam our list members and those of
other lists.
It's not that sophisticated. The virus propagates by the tried-and-
true method of spoofing email addresses - when you send email from
Received two e-mails in the PDML without any subject matter, only
attachments. One was from a "Richard E. Graham", and the other from a
"Rusty". Since I recognized neither of these names from the PDML, I
definitely would not open either those stupid attachments, and immediately
deleted both
Vadim wrote:
Out of curiosity, I tried to save the file and look at its properties with
Explorer (I even unplugged the network cable first). Do not try this. The
Explorer crushed multiple times, but, apparently, my computer did not get
infected. I have Win2000.
my Mac spit it out
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My best work is often almost unconscious
and occurs ahead of my ability to understand it."
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It's 9:32AM. No official statement yet on PENTAX Japan web
site.
Later,
Take Ueda, Osaka, Japan
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My best work is often almost unconscious
and occurs ahead of my ability to understand it."
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I just picked up one of these. Does anyone have the instructions in a form
they could send me? or point me to a web site? Thanks.
David
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W Keith Mosier wrote:
You're right, Aaron. What he actually said was if I personally opened the
HP CPU and added the RAM (something I've done dozens of times at work and
once at home in the past) instead of a HP qualified technician that I would
void the warranty.
That's nuts. Is
you just sent me a virus.
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On 6 Feb 2001, at 16:09, John Francis wrote:
Shel Belinkoff wrote:
Are these people even list members. I can't help but think
someone's set this up to spam our list members and those of
other lists.
It's not that sophisticated. The virus propagates by the tried-and-
true method
It has a built-in hood which is just a little bit short, IMO.
regards,
Alan Chan
Just checked a couple of stores for pricing info on this lens,
and saw no mention of a dedicated lens hood as part of the
package. Does anyone know if the lens comes with a hood?
Matjaz wrote:
Hi all,
when I bought FA* 24/2.0 few days ago the Pentax representative here
in Ljubljana told me that it is possible they will have MZ-S body
(one of four in Europe!) on display on photo exhibiton which takes
place in Ljubljana, from today till saturday. So, today I went to
Do you think they'll go for lots of on eBay?
Not till they're discontinued. Until then they'll sell poorly.
g
Actually this is a re-release of an older lens, a 45mm
Tessar-type called
the "Guide Number" because it had a scale for figuring out flash
guide
numbers.
The new manual-focus
dosk wrote:
And even if there is a subject, it is always better to load any attachments
to disk before you even think about opening them. (Especially if you don't
recognize the senders...) That way your anti-virus program (assuming you
have one, and you really should) gets a chance to check
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