Christian Skofteland writes:
> I'm actually thinking that a Mac would be nice. Especially now that OSX is
> running on BSD.
My motivation lies in Windows' lack of real graphics support at the system
level (colour profiles, etc). It's there, kind-of... Haven't found out about Linux
yet but
Hi all folks,
I have an opportunity to buy a 1.7 AF converter (from another PUG member
here in Sweden, by the way - guess who). The obvious use for it right now
would be together with my MZ-3 and the Tokina AT-X 100-300/4 MF zoom (great
lens, by the way). Anybody got any experience from that part
Just to clarify my opinion - in Sweden the FG pack costs something like USD
50, and I think it's worth it. However, I could never dream of another place
being more expensive than Sweden, and for USD 110 - well, the battery
economy argument is simply not valid anymore. However, it's worth it for th
From: Maris V. Lidaka, Sr. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> A shot in the dark Mark, but I kept crashing too until I added more
memory.
> How much do you have now?
512meg ram, top notch video card, modem, nic card, sound card (I spared no
expense for this POS). A friend and I are going to go through it thi
Annsan & others
Some years ago, I was fortunate enough to do part-time work at a London picture
agency. This entailed libary duties, plus stock photography. Originally called
All-Action, then became Big Pictures.
We started off with say 6 original rolls from one job. Get these back from the la
William, that must have been a virus activity. It
probably works by sending a copy of itself through
email to email addresses that reside in the user's
address book. They seem to attack Microsoft Outlook
users most.
Jason ("Rapture") probably has your email and PDML
email stored in his address bo
I have a Win98Se machine at work and one at home and they are really stable.
My machine at work gets an absolute flogging, i usually restart my machine
each morning, if i dont then its becomes a bit dodgey.
Linux is definately more stable.
Machine at home has 512meg ram and one at work as 1024.
>[...large snip...]
> As usual, Microsoft will try hard to convince you that its older stuff is
> basically crap--which many users will have little trouble believing. But if
> your current computer is working well, XP offers no compelling reason to
> replace it. And XP offers plenty of compelling
A shot in the dark Mark, but I kept crashing too until I added more memory.
How much do you have now?
Maris Lidaka
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From: "Mark D." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, September 18, 2001 9:55 PM
Subject: Re: If you don't now own a Mac, better ge
I should read manuals more, but good thing I only use
NIMH tho I think
it is the discharge rate pentax is worried about with
NIcads, they
don't last very long.
--- Paul Jones <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> In my FG grip i used NiMH with no problems, i
> emailed Pentax and they stated
> that they sa
I would like to purchase this model of flash, if someone has one they're
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Thanks!
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www.wrightfoto.com
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(Kodak introducing plastic mounts.)
Curious. Kodak UK has been mounting my Kodachromes in plastic since I started in
1984. The mounts have a roughened surface that will take pencil, fine felt-tip or
(possibly - I've not tried) ballpoint ink. I find them easy and pleasant to handle
too.
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I saw that subject line and the sender and deleted
immediately!
annsan
Paul Jones wrote:
>
> Maybe you have a virus :)
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> From: "Rapture" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Sent: Tuesday, September 18, 2001 2:58 PM
> Subject: There, this is for your souvenir,.
>
> > I blankly r
Hi all,
I've just bought by mail order a motor drive LX (as new) with the battery grip M (only
fair condition although advertised as mint!!!), and now have the following question:
When both the motor drive and the battery grip are switched on, is half-pressing the
grip's shutter release button
From: "Mark Roberts" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Much as I detest the company I must confess that I can find nothing to
complain
> about regarding Windows 98. It's so amazingly stable I literally couldn't
tell
> you when I last had a crash. I can't find any reason to "upgrade" myself.
I'm running Wind
It's not just you Cory, seems the site is down, virus attack?
Regards,
/\/\ick...
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and yes there usually is a site there.
Regards,
/\/\ick...
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Cory or Brenda Waters
Sent: Tuesday, September 18, 2001 10:12 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: pentax.com?
Is it just me? Isn't there usuall
One of the "best buys", as long as you can do without auto focus and
program modes, is the Tokina 17mm. The new price is about 229 form the likes
of B&H etc.
I have had 2 of them as the first was pinched in 95. It compliments my
28 and 25 very well.
Bob
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Is it just me? Isn't there usually a homepage for Pentax at Pentax.com?
Last couple days it's been down. Anybody got the lowdown?
Cory Waters
Finding that his "elements" attempt was really_really_ lame but thinking
about blaming his lack of submission on the much discussed problems with the
aut
If not one passion, it's another! :)
Collin
>Oh dear! Is it really Microsoft bashing time again?
>
>Regards,
>/\/\ick...
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>Does anyone have experience and/or opinions on the Tamron SP 200-500 F5.6
>zoom lens? I have a couple of other SP lenses (17 F3.5 and 90 F2.5), which
>deliver great results. When was this lens manufactured?
If I remember correctly, the SP 200-400 was considered to be a poor lens.
You can find t
In my FG grip i used NiMH with no problems, i emailed Pentax and they stated
that they saw no reason for having any problems with NiMH batteries, they
did how ever state that they did now reccomened against using NiCads.
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From: "Alan Chan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[E
An old guy like me needs a thrill now and then. In a few minutes I'll be able to stand
up.
Ah, memories...
Regards,
Bob...
---
"In the carboniferous epoch
we were promised perpetual peace.
They swore if we gave up our weapons
that the wars of the tribes would cease.
A good thought, thanks, David.
Bill Sawyer
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Sent: September 17, 2001 8:53 PM
I prefer plastic mounts. I do not like how the edges of a projected image look rough
when the slide is a cardboard mount.
I hadn't thought of that, Chris. Thanks...
Bill Sawyer
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Sent: September 17, 2001 9:39 PM
Another thing to keep in mind is that the cardboard mounts are thicker
than the plastic ones, AFAIK, so y
Thanks, Albano. Do your slides come mounted in some other format, then you put them
in the Gepe frames? In other words, is this an extra cost to you?
Bill Sawyer
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Thanks, Paul. I've not seen the Artline pen here, but maybe I should try an Art Supply
place. I'm left handed, which means I always drag my hand through whatever I write,
just after writing it. ;-(
Bill Sawyer
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Hm. Thanks, Ed.
Bill Sawyer
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The Sharpie Ultra Fine Point is finer than the Extra Fine Point.
Regards,
Ed Matthew
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I was tempted to use NiCad or NiMH in the FG grip too but the manual said
alkalines only so I didn't. Usually if it can, the manual would stay that
(like ME II Winder, Motor Drive A or other flashes).
regards,
Alan Chan
>I just slapped my FG on the MZ-3 and I thought it felt
>good on the
>MZ-M
I have a Tamron 2x 7Element AF teleconvertor and its not noisy, it does hunt
a little bit more than with out it, i use it mostly on an FA*200/2.8.
Is the Kenko one you picked up a 7 element or 4?
Regards,
Paul Jones
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To: <[EMAIL
Maybe you have a virus :)
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From: "Rapture" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, September 18, 2001 2:58 PM
Subject: There, this is for your souvenir,.
> I blankly received the thing . it was a brownish round patch.
> Selina stood up and whispered into my ears. "I stick
On Tue, 18 Sep 2001 14:39:05 -0400, Aaron Reynolds wrote:
> Even so, I made a record-sized version of the cover (I'm old-school
> enough that I size my CD jackets so that I can print an excellent 12x12
> should the need arise), on which I could detect no moire pattern, even
> though I was certain
I blankly received the thing
it was a brownish round patch.
Selina stood up and whispered into my ears. "I stick this on my nipples so that they
are not as revealing
I don't like to wear bra ..." (me either!)
and as if she
could read my mind, "by the way, they are 39CC. " and she bit my e
Frank Theriault wrote:
>
> Speaking of volumes regarding the trivial and arcane, I haven't read them,
> and I can't remember who the authors are, but there are two recent books
> that I read positive reviews of, one on the History of the Mirror, and one
> on the History of Dust.
Well, if I recal
Hi,
about 25 years ago when I worked at the British Library we used to
keep a list of whacky, but genuine, book titles people requested from
us. One that's stuck in my mind is "The Influence of the Potato on
Irish History. Volume 8".
Yes, I know it's not trivial or arcane, but 8 volumes!?
---
On Tue, 18 Sep 2001, Aaron Reynolds wrote:
> Chris Brogden wrote:
>
> > Geez, I'm not sure I want to know what the response would have been if I
> > *hadn't* used a smiley! (And a "*L*", both of which you snipped.)
>
> I believe, Chris, that you have been smacked-down. ;)
>
> -Aaron
> who now
Hi,
I found today the SHQ teleplus Kenko AF 1.5 convertor for Pentax AF
for a great price used, close to 25$! in near-mint state. I tried it
out on my current only AF lens, F 1.4/50 and SFXn af body, and it
produces awfull whirring/buzzing sound when AF-ing! This sound
(only less hi
FWIW, I submitted my October image last night by autoPUG, and it worked
just fine. Got almost instantaneous confimation of receipt by e-mail.
Only problem was that I tried to submit an image that was 80K, and it
wouldn't accept it, so I had to go "shrink" it and re-submit ;)
regards,
frank
Wil
Speaking of volumes regarding the trivial and arcane, I haven't read them,
and I can't remember who the authors are, but there are two recent books
that I read positive reviews of, one on the History of the Mirror, and one
on the History of Dust.
And, I love James Burke! What was his series call
I just slapped my FG on the MZ-3 and I thought it felt
good on the
MZ-M but even with small lenses it's really
comfortable. Is it worth
it, Hell yes, Get the Fg and 4 NImh rechargable
batteries and in 100
rolls of film you'll have made the money back in cost
of the cr2
batteries alone ( cost $11 c
Yes, damn right, and I agree with my president, but sorry, I don't get how this
relates to
the question. Again...
What has Bin Laden said that he wants? Please try not to leave anything out so as to
make
him seem more acceptable. You don't think we've heard it from his own lips, but we
have.
A
Would the code run on a PDML member's own machine and output
something that could be sent directly to Will?
Just curious.
Len
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In the rush hours (ie day-time in the western hemisphere), the AutoPug
goes up and down like a roller coaster. I'm working on it, and try to
keep the application up as much as I can. The problem may be related
to the database behind it.
Truly sorry about the inconvenience... :-(
Jostein
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Mike wrote:
"There is a good chance that by the end of 2002, Pentax will be headed
towards becoming a major player in the digital camera marketplace. There's a
good chance that its digital products will multiply rapidly. This will start
happening SOON, I'm guessing."
REPLY:
All manufacturers ha
The autoPUG seems to be having problems dealing with server
load. While i would like to see this thing work, and I would
appreciate it if submitters could at least try to use the
AutoPUG, if it is truly impossible to connect to it, please do
submit via email to
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Thanks
William Rob
> -Original Message-
> From: David A. Mann [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>
> Christian Skofteland writes:
>
> > I'll stick with Linux thank you.
>
> What an interesting article. It pretty much confirmed my
> suspicions. I
> reckon that if Win XP was any good they wouldn't need to
> s
Hi
You see - that's the kind of arrogance I'm talking about! I saw/heard Mr. Bush on CNN
say that he would - make no mistake - hunt down and punish the responsible! Didn't you?
Jens
>
> Fra: Bob Blakely <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Dato: 2001/09/17 Mon PM 11:54:02 CEST
> Til: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Emne:
(Augustine is wondering whether the FG battery pack is worth its price.)
Value for money depends on how much you pay for it. Here in the UK, the FG pack
retails for the equivalent of about USD 110, a crazy price for a plastic box with a
prong on one end, whatever it does for the feel of the ca
Hi Juan
I just had mine repaired (impact damage) for more than that! Now I'm considering
buying a Z1-p or a MZ-S as suplementary body!
Jens
> Fra: "Juan J. Buhler" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Dato: 2001/09/18 Tue AM 07:50:41 CEST
> Til: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Emne: My PZ-1 was insulted!
>
> My beloved P
Christian Skofteland writes:
> I'll stick with Linux thank you.
What an interesting article. It pretty much confirmed my suspicions. I
reckon that if Win XP was any good they wouldn't need to spend the GDP of a
small country on marketing.
I'll be keeping Linux on my server but if I can af
Hi Conrad ...
What is it that you don't understand about some list members using
meterless cameras, or, at times, eschewing their cameras' built-in
meters?
Conrad Samuels wrote:
[nice rambling preamble snipped]
> But now I'm not so certain about things any more. I see to my amazement a
> list
Yes I have taken the final plunge and my last MF body
is gone, along
with the 35-80 and 80-200 "A" lenses, I am keeping the
50mm 1.7 "A"
the 28mm "A" and "K" 135mm and 500mm. Guess I need
more AF lenses now.
But I saw a nice 645N at Vistek in Toronto, maybe time
to jump out of
35mm soon :).
Get yo
Oh dear! Is it really Microsoft bashing time again?
Regards,
/\/\ick...
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Cameron R. Hood
Sent: Tuesday, September 18, 2001 2:26 PM
To: Ben LaBelle; Chris Wren; Monique Boulanger; Eva Orme; matthew
campbel
Does anyone have experience and/or opinions on the Tamron SP 200-500 F5.6
zoom lens? I have a couple of other SP lenses (17 F3.5 and 90 F2.5), which
deliver great results. When was this lens manufactured?
RW
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Aaron,
You must write this technique into an article for
publication & submit it. It's one of the most
novel & fascinating technology transition adaptions I've heard yet.
>From this point on, your name is AA+ ron. :)
Live long and prosper in results.
Collin
From: Aaron Reynolds <[EMAIL PROT
> -Original Message-
> From: Cameron R. Hood [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>
> The legacy continues...
>
> Windows XP: Breaking Things
> Stephen Manes, Forbes Magazine, 10.01.01, 12:00 AM ET
>
>
I'll stick with Linux thank you.
Christian Skofteland
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One of the list members wrote about his journey into photography the other
day and what he said really started me off thinking about my own
experiences. I feel that some things he said were so relevant to our
situation even to-day that I would like to take up a little time in this
manner.
We
Shel Belinkoff wrote:
> I'm not sure we're talking about the same thing, so let's first be
> sure that we are. I'm talking about using a digital camera that makes
> the image in pixels. If you overlay pixels - which I understand are
> square - with a screen made from the grain of a particular em
Ann Sanfedele wrote:
> Is there any reason to think this is being
> changed by Kodak for
> any other than an economic benefit to them, btw?
When we were looking at mounters, a plastic semi-auto mounter could be
had for $3000, while cardboard mounters started at about $10,000.
Neither did numbe
I use the snap-together Gepe frames without glass. They are very well made,
and have a "sanded" surface that can be very easily writen with a common
pencil. Also, one side is white (front) and back is grey. Great stuff from
Holland
Regards
Albano
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> From: "Juan J. Buhler" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: My PZ-1 was insulted!
>
> My beloved PZ-1 was insulted today when I was offered $75 for it in my local
> camera shop, Keepit&Shoveit in Palo Alto.
>
> So, I decided to put in on ebay, without reserve and a starting bid of $250,
> for the bo
At 07:08 18-9-2001 -0400, you wrote:
>P.S.: If anybody from NL is reading this list do you have any suggestion
>for a good shop with pentax equipment?
>
>- ---
>Richard Vanek
http://www.kamera-express.nl
http://www.foto-konijnenberg.nl
Wendy
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Wendy & Paul Beard
Ottawa, Canada
mailto:[EMAIL
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From: William Robb
>Does Leica have a lens factory in Asia? Zeiss for sure does, the
>Contax lenses are made by Kyocera if my failing memory serves me
>correctly.
>William Robb
-
I owned a Contax G1 and a G2 and the lenses stated "Made in Japan".
The glass could have b
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From: Shel Belinkoff
>come with a lifetime warranty. Should anything go
>wrong with my 1963 T-Ball Jotter, Parker will stand
>behind it. Pencils have no such warranty.
>--
>Shel Belinkoff
Yes, provided you still have your original receipt
so you can prove you purch
Richard wrote:
RVE> How do you lock focus so it's not refocus when you press shutter
RVE> button half way?
Focus remains locked as long as you keep the shutter button
depressed.
RVE> But all and all it seems to me tricky to hold shutter button half
RVE> way and than for setting exposure co
Hi Treena ...
> Bravo! I confess I have never seen such
> a comprehensive treatise on such
> underappreciated objects. I find such odd
> facts fascinating (I'm not joking.)
I love arcane and obscure facts as well. Unfortunately, time and
space required that I present the abridged version here
On Tue, 18 Sep 2001 08:55:25 +0100, I read:
>The local Red Cross is running a large flower display this
>weekend and they've asked yours truly to "do some photos" at the
>preview on Thursday evening.
Rent a digicam, if possible. They do the most
outstanding work on flowers, with the greatest eas
It will hold it for as long as you push the button, until the shutter is
released. It will toggle on and off with each push of the button up
until then. It's not a problem.
Thanks,
Ed
http://lightandsilver.com
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED
Alin,
> Lock focus, then while holding the shutter button half-way depressed
How do you lock focus so it's not refocus when you press shutter button half way?
> For me it's easier the other way around: lock exposure, then
> press the shutter button for as long is necessary to achieve the
Boy, did I get Anthony fired up!
The source of my information has been both in involvement and other
sources.
For the involvement and the 256:1 lighting comes from shooting in a
indoor basketball arena. The Salt Palace in Salt Lake City, Utah. The floor
(secondary source of illumination)
mike wilson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>I've been given (told I'm going to do!) an assignement.
>
>The local Red Cross is running a large flower display this
>weekend and they've asked yours truly to "do some photos" at the
>preview on Thursday evening.
Mike Johnston's your man for help on this
> -Original Message-
> From: Shel Belinkoff [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> I didn't mean to sound harsh. There should have been a smiley of
> sorts after the phrase you quoted above, but it got lost in this
> new-fangled computer technology. However, I was quite serious about
> the histor
"Treena Harp" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Bravo! I confess I have never seen such a comprehensive treatise on such
>underappreciated objects. I find such odd facts fascinating (I'm not
>joking.)
You have heard, of course, where all your missing ball-point pens go when they
(inevitably) disappear
Richard Vanek (ELN) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I like to know how the AE (memory) lock works on MZ-5n. So far
I know that it holds measured values for 10 sec. It seems to me
quite short. (...) Is there any way to hold the measured value
longer? For example by holding AE button pushed?
Hello Richard,
A
>My beloved PZ-1 was insulted today when I was offered $75 for it in my
>local
>camera shop, Keepit&Shoveit in Palo Alto.
Don't be surprised. That's how they make money.
regards,
Alan Chan
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Richard wrote:
RVE> So far my choice is Pentax MZ-5n.
Good choice. ;o)
RVE> I like to know how the AE (memory) lock works on MZ-5n. So far I
RVE> know that it holds measured values for 10 sec. It seems to me
RVE> quite short.
It is too short. That's why they made it longer (20s?) on MZ-S.
>While wasting time at work I noticed that KEH had a 2nd hand MZ-S listed
>for
>$751 in "Like new minus" condition. Maybe a chance for someone to save a
>few
>dollars...
...on a faulty camera which were unable to be fixed by Pentax under
warranty? Just curious.
regards,
Alan Chan
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Hi Mike ...
Sure, send me some prints. You know I'll post an evaluation. Do you
still have my address?
Mike Johnston wrote:
> > I don't recall saying anything about color. I'm primarily a B&W guy,
> > shooting color in very limited circumstances. And I've never seen a
> > B&W digitally produ
Hi Mike,
Quite a challenging task for a wanderer, isn't it?
Getting myself sedentary lately, I turned towards more elderly
occupations like going to the botanic garden to photograph roses and
cactuses... ;o)
Well, cactuses were in dim light inside the green house, so a film
with go
No, you don't need to resubmit.
Thanks for participating.
Best,
Jostein
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>I sent my pic by e-mail. Need to send it again by auto
Hi Chris ...
> > > Shame on you, Shel... ball points are so *modern*... space age,
> > > even. What's wrong with a good old-fashioned pencil, hmm?
>
> > It is clear that you know little or nothing about the ball point pen,
> [500+ words snipped]
>
> Geez, I'm not sure I want to know what the r
Hi Chris ...
I doubt it because a lot of gear with the Leica name on it is actually
made by Minolta. Some of thier P&S cameras are reputed to be rebadged
Papanese cameras. As for Zeiss lenses, many are made in Japan by
Kyocera. And Leica has not been strong in the manufacture of zoom
lenses. Bu
<< absolutely LOVE that idea! Sampled shutter noises of your choice to
upload.
Collect and trade 'em on line! >>
I don't know if this is common in US, or simply confined to us sad folks,
but mobile phone ringtones are big business over here. Mine is just the sound
of cash registers - not.
In a message dated 18/09/01 00:41:28 GMT Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< "William D. Sawyer" wrote:
>
> Hi All,
>
> I just got some slides back from Kodak, and there was a note in the box
that Kodak is moving to plastic mounts. If requested, cardboard mounts are
still availa
I sent my pic by e-mail. Need to send it again by auto submission page?
Facit
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From: Jostein <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, September 17, 2001 9:49 PM
Subject: Re: PUG auto submission page not accessible?
> The AutoPug is again operative.
>
Hello,
I am in a process :-) of choosing new SLR camera. So far my choice is Pentax MZ-5n. I
guess you discuss similar topics quite a lot, but I am member of the list quite short
and the search of archive didn't gave me the answers.
I like to know how the AE (memory) lock works on MZ-5n. So f
In a message dated 17/09/01 18:59:01 GMT Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< > What's a mullet?
'round here, a mullet is a bad haircut sported by '80s rockers and
hockey players of all eras: short on top, long in the back. Often
confused with "hockey hair", which is hair that is ju
Hi all,
While wasting time at work I noticed that KEH had a 2nd hand MZ-S listed for
$751 in "Like new minus" condition. Maybe a chance for someone to save a few
dollars...
Paul Ewins
Melbourne, Australia
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You guys are gonna hate me - I use a Palm V for all info recording! YIPES!
Actually, I do have a mini-space pen, the type with ink uder pressure
that writes upside down etc. It does get used.
The Palm is used mainly for contacts and for gathering timekeeping info
related to my job, but also fo
Thanks for your responses. I will try out the Tokina and Pentax versions as
well before I make a final decision...it's just that I've been using mostly
Vivitar 28-70 and 70-210 zooms without Auto capability (I have a Super
Program and a P5), and to be able to give them both up for better optics a
Hi Augustine:
Most definitely, the battery pack provides power much longer than the CR2's,
and of course the AA batteries are both cheaper and easier to find. It adds
weight and height, which some people do not like, but I do find it balances
well with longer lenses.
HTH
John Coyle
Brisbane,
Hi all,
I've been given (told I'm going to do!) an assignement.
The local Red Cross is running a large flower display this
weekend and they've asked yours truly to "do some photos" at the
preview on Thursday evening.
I know they would probably be happy with a blind person running
around snappin
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