That really is a strange case of flare. I too own that lens and have never
seen anything like it, and I often tend to shoot straight into lights at
times. I have a shot of a long exposure of a ferris wheel at night with two
spotlights - one aimed directly at the camera - clearly visible in the
Bruce wrote:
I have both brochures in my posession and have been comparing the two
systems. It appears to me that the 67 system has a broader range of
focal lengths being both wider and longer. I am wondering about the
general optical quality between the systems. Is the 67 better or the
645
I don't have the manual with me, but I might be able to answer your
questions as I had this camera for many years.
regards,
Alan Chan
I have just bought a P50. Most of the functions are clear and obvious but
some of theme I couldn't find out...
Could anybody help me where can I find a P50
If you're not on the list, who do you expect to answer this?
Len
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I have attempted to
Rob wrote:
Which German magazine was this? I dont care, but need to know before I
quote it to others...
Years ago I posted the following on photo.net:
According to the German Magazine Foto Magazine the zoom is one of the
best MF lenses ever.
They tested the following Pentax 645 lenses:
Why do you choose or stay in Pentax? Why not N, C or M?
My answer is simple! I want the quality of Pentax lenses.
How about you?
No particular reason. I started with K mount equipments more than 10 yrs
ago, and eventually move to Pentax only. Along the way, I had a Nikon F801s
and some AF
Hey,
I got your e-mail, but what has it to do with me? I didn't bid on your Zip
drive.
Len
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Hi,
IT IS NOW
Alexander wrote:
I'm also a PENTAX FAMILY member. I think their quarterly magazine is
the best of the photo company publications.
But isn't this magazine in japanese only?
Pål
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Does anyone have experience using/printing Fujichrome R3 Polyester-based
Color Reversal paper? Specifically, I need to know about the chemistry. BH
lists the paper, but I have found nothing about the chemistry. The Fuji USA
website is lacking in information.
A couple of qualifiers on the
Oh bah!
There goes my chances of selling my LNIB Sigma 28-105/2.8-4 to anyone on
the list
(actually, after Aaron lambasted it a few weeks ago I've just put it
straight on eBay.. couldn't stand the shame!)
Wendy
At 06:59 29-1-2002 -0500, you wrote:
Subject: Re: Vivitar Series 1 28-105,
How many of you have had this dream.
It's just before your final exams (degree or whatever) and you havnt
revised.
I had this dream for years and would wake up in a right state and had to
convince myself that
I had done the exams (and passed!) years ago!
Alan
On Monday, January 28, 2002, at
There's an interesting psychology in the consumer.
It seems that people rarely change brands, and
often become brand-dependant as a sense of personal
security and fulfillment. A product of Madison Ave.
and our culture of consumerism and greed.
Get a cell phone from provider #1 you won't like
On Monday, January 28, 2002, at 11:57 PM, Gary Murphy wrote:
I understnad that. I guess what I was asking did not come across.
Why did Pentax choose to make a f/4 constant zoom using the diaphragm
to maintain that, rather than
making a f/2.8 - f/4 zoom on this lens.
Well, because as it
On Tuesday, January 29, 2002, at 02:03 AM, Bruce Dayton wrote:
I am wondering about the
general optical quality between the systems.
If there is going to be a difference, it would be that the 67 lenses
don't need to be quite as good to deliver the same image quality at the
same print
Antti-Pekka Virjonen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Tue, 29 Jan 2002 13:35:08 + (UTC), Antti-Pekka Virjonen
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Although Aaron (and the rest) have done a lot of enabling,
I am still resisting to buy the 67 II...
Don't.
What is the 35mm equivalent of the 67's 45mm ?
At the luminous landscape site:
http://www.luminous-landscape.com/645-mlu.htm
Pål
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My first SLR was a Ricoh KR-5 Super given to me as a gift for my birthday in
1983. It was a real dog but served its purpose for several years. Later I
traded it for a better Ricoh but this one had an annoying habit of having
the mirror stick in the up position and requried a hard slap or two
I have stayed with Pentax, since an incident in my first week of MX
ownership long ago.
I was with a friend in London, listening to him talk about his Nikon
equipment (putting in the odd snide comment about anything other than Nikon)
and watching him take pictures with ease, whilst I was getting
The Metz 60CT-1 has no dedication to any camera systems and synchs only via
a PC connector or a Mecamat remote sensor on a hot-shoe (which is a very
handy-dandy bit of gear). For dedication you need a 60CT-2 (I don't know if
TTL is a feature or if it's just for X-setting, firing control and
On Tuesday, January 29, 2002, at 08:33 AM, wendy beard wrote:
Oh bah!
There goes my chances of selling my LNIB Sigma 28-105/2.8-4 to anyone
on the list
(actually, after Aaron lambasted it a few weeks ago I've just put it
straight on eBay.. couldn't stand the shame!)
Heh, sorry...I
BTW - Here's a question that's long puzzled me: How is Ctein pronounced?
ka-TINE
--Mike
* * *
The life of an intellectual should be a permanent reproach to the idea that
knowledge is handed down to us from authority. (unattributed: unidentified
TV talk show guest)
* * *
Find out about
I started with a Zenit E in 1982. We never really went far and neither
did my photography.
In 1993, I was on a shopping spree in Guildford and saw a P30 with 35-80
lens anf AF260 flash second hand for about £150. I had an immediate and
uncontrollable desire to buy it for some reason, and let
Hi, what's a Dichro head?
And which one would by my head? (Meopta Colour 3, 3 CMY filter wheels
plus one ND wheel, halogen lightsource)
MJ Frantisek,
MJ That's a dichro (dichroic) head.
MJ --Mike
Oh! Pity. Does that mean I have to trash it?
Huh? Why would it mean that?
--Mike
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My first SLR was a Ricoh KR-5 Super
Similar story, Mine was a Ricoh KR10 I bought it the year it was camera of
the year.
I had it until some #*! repairer told me it could not be repaired because
the focus screen needed replacing.
I found out afterwards that Ricoh would have replaced it for £25!
To those PDMLers who purchased the Zenitar 16/2.8 fisheye:
Out of curiosity, what were your impressions of the
build quality -- in particular, the multicoating on the
front element? Was it perfect or near-perfect?
I just got one of them, allegedly new-in-box, a couple of
days ago, and it seems
CB Hey Pentax brother,
CB Don't get the M lenses!
CB 'K' for best overall optical design, or 'A' for color contrast
improvements. Even the SuperMultiCoated Tak 50/1.4 would be better than the
'M' and would look nice on a KX!
I've owned and tried every version of the 50/1.4 except the
It all started with a K1000. . . . After that, it was a
combination of getting a new camera that was compatible
with the lenses we already had, the compactness of the
cameras, and the compatibility between MF and AF and
even potentially screwmount lenses [hopes of finding a
cheap SM 500
Why did Pentax choose to make a f/4 constant zoom using the diaphragm to maintain
that, rather than
making a f/2.8 - f/4 zoom on this lens.
Am I making sense? :-)
Yep sure. One answer is that the constant relative aperture makes it much easier to
use with non-ttl flash. Another answer is
BTW, know what's with Ed's magazine?
I didn't see any update or new issue mentioned on his site for more
than half a year! He didn't answer my friend's email about
subscription too :( So I wonder, is it still up, or has it gone down the drain
of
good photography magazines, like most of the
Hmm.. also, why should I have a 67 II, compared to my 4x5 field camera ?
(except the handling perhaps ;-) At least the 4x5 weights less than the
67 and is smaller when packed away...
Just thinking,
Antti-Pekka
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Exposure changes after filter changes are no problem if you have an
enlarging meter. Just meter before the change, then adjust the filter,
meter again, and the meter will indicate how much exposure you've gained or
lost.
My personal meter is a custom made unit (by a Mr DeRatz in Brookvale,
Pierre Verger will be a 100 years old this year, he took some great
stuff in his lifetime. Most of the sites are in Portuguese or French,
but here's a link in English:
http://www.the-artists.org/eyestorm/verger.cfm Check him out if you have
time...
Norm
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Gelatin has a very much lower refractive index than glass and its dispersion
of different colours is practically nil. Unless the filter is damaged or
dirty its effect on image quality should be unnoticeable.
Regards,
Anthony Farr
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The CT-2 does do TTL using a SCA500C cable, with a 300 series adaptor when
its set to the M setting. However, on older models, you may need to get a
metz factory upgrade to the electronics to get the gun to work properly
with a 372 adaptor.
T.
At 01:25 30/01/2002 +1100, Anthony Farr wrote:
I started with a K1000. I really liked the results. I changed bodies (owned
MX, ME Super, LX and ZX-M. Also used ZX-5n and ZX-7), lenses (a lot, now
just 4, all primes), and always was satisfied with the results.
I love the optical performance of the lenses. SMC is fantastic.
I really like the
MJ Frantisek,
MJ I haven't talked to Ed in a long time. However, I know that his beloved wife
MJ Trish has been very sick with a fatal disease, and I would guess that that's
MJ what has him incommunicado.
MJ --Mike
That is very sad news. Ed was very helpful to me some time ago, he is
a very kind
I started with an all manual Cosina (K-mount) and I
traded it for a used MZ-M. Then I discovered the PDML
and another meaning of the verb 'enable'.
Reasons:
- I can have nice lenses at an acceptable price (for
an amateur), and use it in all bodies.
- I like the ease of use of some bodies (MZ-M,
Date sent: Tue, 29 Jan 2002 17:39:48 +0100
From: Frantisek Vlcek [EMAIL PROTECTED]
2) About the exp.time changing of dichro head - That's what's the ND
(Neutral density) wheel for on my cheap dichro head...
How does this work?
tv
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Thomas Van Veen
Over the weekend, I posted my first EBay auction. It's a highly sought-after piece of
professional audio recording gear. I could have sold it at a good price with a Buy It
Now, but I decided to keep the ad up a week as a learning experience.
Well, a local buyer saw the ad and made me a sweet
Paul:
After completing over 200 transactions via Ebay, here's my 2 cents worth
Yes, your name will now be mud.
You and the buyer broke a number of Ebay rules regarding transactions. I'd
suggest you may receive some sort of sanction, but, being the first time
there should be some mercy.
Also, Pentax makes affordable constant-aperture zooms (FA 20-35/f4, FA
28-70/f4), unlike other manufacturers. Hopefully, they'll bring out a
24-100/f4 in the near future.
Pat White
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A Lot of people simply put the item is no longer for sale
Regards,
/\/\ick...
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Subject: OT: Canceling my EBay auction (advice
To have a constant 4.0 can be an advantage when you use an old
non-computer-flash (like I do). So I don't have to think twice on
controlling the aperture while changing the focal length. Taking pictures on
a wedding for example would be enervating otherwise.
Best regards
Bernd
Date: Mon, 28 Jan
I was in the same situation (to cancel or not to cancel) not too long
ago. I ended up cancelling. Because my concious tends to be pathetically
guilty about such things, I had the same dilemma. I went as far as to
email each person who had bidded individually (pathetic, huh?)... But
anyway...
Frantisek, Robert,
Seems pretty obvious once said...
Thanks for straighting it out for me...
Another point scored for my AF400T.
Guess it will continue to be my favourite flash 'till I can't carry it
anymore...:-)
Best,
Jostein
http://oksne.net
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From: Frantisek
You and the buyer broke a number of Ebay rules regarding transactions.
Can you please let me know which rules these are? I'm quite curious since
I've done somthing similar myself.
(10 seconds later...)
...In reviewing this particular case, I see where he 'could' have gone
wrong (broke a
Len wrote:
I got your e-mail, but what has it to do with
me? I didn't bid on your Zip drive.
Len,
Don't be fooled. It's just a cheap trick by Cotty to get us all to send him money!
g
Regards, Bob S.
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Hi,
Does anybody know if any manufacturer makes an injet paper that's
suitable for photos, and double sided?
Thanks,
Ed
http://lightandsilver.com
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Pentax has chosen to be faithful to their customers, and I have chosen
to stay with Pentax, being this one of the main reasons. These last few
days, one of my most used lenses is a 1975 SMC Pentax 85 mm. 1.8, on a
2001 MZ-S.
Besides, the lenses are fine, and both them and the camera bodies I own
All this discussion is based on assuming that the lens would open to
F2.8 to begin with, which may not be the case at all. Sure, you can see
the aperture mechanism reduce itself as you zoom toward the short end,
but how do you know it would go to F2.8? What if it only went to F3.5?
In that
Okay... so I've been paging through the PDML archives for about a week
now, and I think I've read just about every posting I deemed helpful
concerning which scanner to buy (and theres a LOT of them!... thanks for
you past contributions). For the capability and price range, I've
decided on the
Thanks for all who responded. I find this list to offer a wealth of
knowledge, I am addicted.
Frits Wüthrich
Jostein wrote:
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something closer by then infinity. Does it move back to infinity
when I
switch off my PZ-1?
For me, it comes down to one immutable truth: chicks dig SMC.
tv
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Carlos Royo said:
I also expect that sooner or later there will be a digital body on which I
can use my lenses, with the right specs for the right price. I know that
this won't happen overnight, but I am not in a hurry.
Len says: You're right about that. It's already been a whole bunch of
I love my older PhotoSmart. It has replaced the crappyscan(tm) that I used
to use. I scan only slides and negatives.
The only issue I have is scanning prints. It gives me awful lines down the
center when it scans prints of any size. I've cleaned it and calibrated it
but still those damn
My first Camera was an Exa Ia, when I joined a Foto AG in school (13 years
old). I thought of an Agfa non-SLR and my parents and I went off the store
with the Exa. After all an SLR! Seven years later I had the money to buy a
better camera: the MX. I went into the store thinking of Minolta and got
I'd go for it if it's close to $300.00
You can find new Canon and Minolta 2700 dpi film scanners for under $400.00
(of course they won't scan prints so there's a trade-off: they do have higher
resolution and probably a little batter Dmax than the HP).
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Okay... so I've been
In 1998 I went to the camera store looking to buy a used Nikon. But the
saleswoman raved about the Super Program, calling it her baby. And she was
pretty, with these big, beautiful eyes, so
Paul,
I make life-choices based on things like that too. wry s
--Mike
* * *
Women. You can't
So when I advise young photographers what to buy, I urge them to consider
defunct bayonet mounts such as Konica--yes, Konica. No one uses it, you say?
Exactly. World-class third-party lenses in Konica mount go begging for buyers.
And Konica itself made some excellent optics, such as their
Could you do some enablement about the Pentax MZ-5n ?
I have the opportunity to get a used one with an AF 50mm 1,7 lens, but it
feels more difficult to manipulate than my MZ-50. Price would be 325 euros
(about $300), do you think that is OK, given there is a 6 month warranty ?
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Paal,
Yes, the Pentax Family quarterly magazine is printed in Japanese only.
But all photo data (and the magazine is heavily illustrated) is printed in
Japanes English.
And it doesn't hurt to have a Japanese translator at work! :-
Alexander Grigolia
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Why do you choose or stay in Pentax? Why not N, C or M?
For one, Pentax fits my hands well, and that's important when your hands
hurt.
Secondly, i like the support group.
thirdly. I like the serves Pentax themselves gives.
i also like the fact that i know it is going to work when i want it to.
With the 50mm lens, knowing how some things tend to be
more expensive over there it sounds like a decent deal
with a warranty. Also it offers ALOT more than the
MZ-50, like DOF, better lens compatability, faster AF,
more metering modes ( I'm still trying to learn the
ZOne system to use the spot
Pål,
I love Norge dearly, we used to go there on vacation before we had kids. It
must have changed a lot though, I read : women and men are equal. On the
several visits to Norge I couldn't help noticing how pretty Norwegian woman
are. That must be a thing of the past now they are equal to men:-)
Correct - IMO. Have a look at the 2.8 lenses, you´ll see.
All the best!
Raimo
Personal photography homepage at http://personal.inet.fi/private/raimo.korhonen
-Alkuperäinen viesti-
Lähettäjä: Ed Mathews [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Vastaanottaja: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Päivä: 29.
IMO this is what the eBay is all about! I have sold items to South Korea and Taiwan.
Being an un-professional seller, those buyers I could not have reached any other way.
All the best!
Raimo
Personal photography homepage at http://personal.inet.fi/private/raimo.korhonen
-Alkuperäinen
Get a cell phone from provider #1 you won't like
change to provider #2 without good reason. Like
really poor service.
Um... I feel the Pentax service centres in Melbourne Australia and HK are
pretty poor. Luckily I am in Canada now and their service centre is quite
good so I am happy. :)
From: alex [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Could you do some enablement about the Pentax MZ-5n ?
I have the opportunity to get a used one with an AF 50mm 1,7 lens, but
it feels more difficult to manipulate than my MZ-50. Price would be
325 euros (about $300), do you think that is OK,
Ultraman is alive and well in today's Japan. To be found in any toystore
in
the niknak dept.
Also a common accessory for the Hong Kong child. My daughter's got an
Ultrman bucket and spade set.
Never thought any female would love the Ultraman, except for the 'Q'
versions maybe. :)
regards,
The local buyer needed the tape recorder right away for an assignment that begins in a
couple days.
I have not yet canceled. I was waiting for the suggested verbiage. I appreciate your
responses. I, too, may put The item is no longer for sale. But I like the idea of
writing offline to explain
Why do I choose or stay with Pentax? Good question. Why indeed.
I suppose because I like the underdog.
I first used a Pentax (SP500) at art college. For those students without
their own cameras, there were half a dozen Zenits and a Spottie. We raced
for the Spottie, and I was that desperate
Dnia 29-01-2002 o godz. 21:56 alex napisa(a):
I have the opportunity to get a used one with an AF 50mm 1,7
lens, but it
feels more difficult to manipulate than my MZ-50. Price would
be 325 euros
(about $300), do you think that is OK, given there is a 6
month warranty ?
No, it isn't more
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Why do you choose or stay in Pentax? Why not N, C or
M?
My answer is simple! I want the quality of Pentax
lenses.
How about you?
Frankie
For me it has to be the value and durability. I was in the USAF stationed in South
Korea in the early 1980's when I
By the way, the going rate on my unit is $700 to $850.
He paid me $1000.
Great! What portion do we get for consulting fees?
(dont answer that)... Anyhow, I'm glad that it went well for you.
.jerome.
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I think the question can also be phrased Why not Pentax?
Solid, dependable, high quality, simple to use, robust are some words that
can be used to describe a pentax system.
Just pick up any pentax camera and you'll know Why Pentax!
Francis M. Alviar
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So how do you fit that into the conversation?
César
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For me, it comes down
That is very sad news. Ed was very helpful to me some time ago, he is
a very kind guy. I feel much sorry for them.
Yes, he really is a wonderful guy, courageous, humble, kindhearted. I hope
he's okay. I'm going to try to dig up his phone number and give him a call.
--Mike
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Why do you choose or stay in Pentax ?
I must admit that part of the reason is the PDML. I've recently been tempted
by bother the Nikon FM3a and the N80. But if I got those I wouldn't really
belong on the PDML. So I bought a few more Spotmatics instead.
--Mike
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Why do you choose or stay in Pentax? Why not N, C or M?
My answer is simple! I want the quality of Pentax lenses.
How about you?
Well. I don't have such a great story about me and Pentax as I read here.
If I was given a Pentax camera by grandfather as Take was I would stick to
it forever
Mike,
The PENTAX FAMILY address is:
PENTAX FAMILY
1-11-1, Nagata-cho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, 100-0014, Japan
You might also be able to get an email address by calling Pentax USA.
The membership for PENTAX FAMILY is approximately US$85 (depending on
current exchange rates).
The psychology of brand loyalty is interesting.
Emperical studies have shown that when consumers are indifferent between two choices,
A B, and are forced to pick one, they will be happier with A if they chose A or
happier with B if they chose B. In short, the choice you MADE becomes the
My father died when I was eight (1975), and some of the most vivid memories I
have are of him and his camera equipment - his beloved Pentax Spotmatic SP (which
will always be my favorite body, no matter what) and a variety of oddball screw
mount lenses.
I used to tag along with him when I was
HP does. hp photo-quality paper matte finish is the one I am using.
I am not yet master on that, however, I found it is OK. I am using it wit
HP 932C printer.
Anand.
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Subject: Must resist...
Although Aaron (and the rest) have done a lot of enabling,
I am still resisting to buy
My opinion is that once you posted the auction
you should have honored it. Let the local buyer
bid like everyone else.
JCO
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On Tue, 29 Jan 2002, Jerome Daryl Coombs-Reyes wrote:
Be CERTAIN that you are not underselling yourself. Sometimes you will be
surprised how much some people (perhaps in very remote, smaller
markets) will be willing to pay for an item when you may deem it
significantly less in value. Is 4
Like so many others, I started with a K1000 I bought brand-new in college.
I'd used the camera at school, and when I went shopping I found it was all I
could afford (took a whole tax refund check bought it, a couple of lenses
and a flash. I still have the lenses and body.). When I got married,
Be CERTAIN that you are not underselling yourself. Sometimes you will be
surprised how much some people (perhaps in very remote, smaller
markets) will be willing to pay for an item when you may deem it
significantly less in value.
I once sold a bunch of classical LP records. I had paid
Ed,
Red River carries several different 2 sided papers in a variety of finishes.
http://www.redrivercatalog.com
If you can't find something you like there, try the paper links on the
Resources for Epson Inkjet Printers page:
http://welcome.to/epson-inkjet
Dan Scott
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Hi,
Tonghang Zhou wrote:
On Tue, 29 Jan 2002, Jerome Daryl Coombs-Reyes wrote:
Be CERTAIN that you are not underselling yourself. Sometimes you will be
surprised how much some people (perhaps in very remote, smaller
markets) will be willing to pay for an item when you may deem it
Cotty, I might be able to do it, though not for a few days
because I'm a bit under the weather. Write off list and
describe what it is -- I'm not sure I have the savvy
required
to make a judgment -- Could your friend give me the money
if
I could do it? Really short on cash. But most
How true. You can almost see the SMC bubbling out over the top.
Paul
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So how do you fit that into the conversation?
Conversation? I try and avoid that whenever possible.
I don't want to go into the
Now is the time to find bargains on ebay. In many cases, items are
bringing half what they did last summer. With all the talk about MF, I
just picked up a Mamiya C22 with 80mm lens, grip, Porroflex finder and
a case for $150. The camera appears to be in mint condition. We'll
see.
On
A heart attack for me.
- Ayash.
On Tue, 29 Jan 2002, Mike Johnston wrote:
Re: Somewhat amusing
I guess it would help if I told you what the page was..
http://www.hermes.net.au/bayling/repair.html
SACRILEGE!!!
And at the very least, he should be wearing safety
Date sent: Tue, 29 Jan 2002 21:40:35 -0500
From: Paul Stenquist [EMAIL PROTECTED]
How true. You can almost see the SMC bubbling out over the top.
Paul
Yeah, I think it startled Ed:
http://www.bigdayphoto.com/tom/images/uhoh2.jpg
tv
--
Thomas Van Veen
http://www.theregister.co.uk/content/6/23873.html
Kodak sued in camera fiasco
By Tim Richardson
Posted: 29/01/2002 at 17:09 GMT
[...]
London-based law firm Beale and Company -
which has taken up the case on behalf of a
client - has already issued proceedings
against Kodak at Ilford County
Tonghang Zhou [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Tue, 29 Jan 2002, Jerome Daryl Coombs-Reyes wrote:
Be CERTAIN that you are not underselling yourself. Sometimes you will be
surprised how much some people (perhaps in very remote, smaller
markets) will be willing to pay for an item when you may deem
Howdy people
A friend wants me to photograph bullets hitting various targets to
see what happens to the bullets (and the targets) when they are hit.
We think we can trigger a flash by way of a velocity meter (his rifle
club has the means to measure the speed of bullets), so we think we
can
Wanted to replace our missing point and shoot with something suitable for
macros as well as snapshots and family photos. Of the companies whose
lenses I liked, one had a body whose design I liked.
Since then, neither N, C, nor M have released products that make me want to
switch or add their
Celcast double-sided coated paper, Product Code 70191, is available in
Australia, don't know about the rest of the world. It's only 95gsm, however,
so it would be best suited as inserts into a report rather than as stand-alone
material, I think.
HTH
John Coyle
Brisbane, Australia
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