Mark wrote:
Joe Tainter recently mentioned that some things he used regularly on the
PZ-1p, like switching program modes, or switching between 2-second and
12-second delay, are on the MZ-S relegated to Pentax functions, where it is
more difficult (and slower) to change them. I find this to be
Kenneth wrote:
I have read somewhere that Arthur Morris shoots velvia 100 almost
exclusively. I reguarily shoot velvia 100 and find the results totally
acceptable.
Have you tried shooting puffins, or for that matter, penguins with Velvia
pushed one stop? I'm not denying that Velvia can
Bob wrote:
As I said originally, this method is achievable on older lenses which have the
optimum aperture marked;
Again, this is not the optimum aperture, it's just F:8.
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Monday, March 04, 2002, 7:17:26 PM, Fred wrote:
Funny how this discussion of the color of lens bodies has stirred
folks up So Pentax made lenses with different color casts to the
body colors Do we feel that our photoraphic taste is threatened
by this? Or is it a matter of arguing about
Now, a pink LX !!!
Pink makes me dizzy
regards,
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Hi, Matt.
I have the same problem with mine too. Under careful investigation I've
found that this noise is produced by rubbing of aperture mechanism's closing
spring against something (maybe lens barrel). This phenomenon has happened
in strained state of that spring only: mounted lens (body
Bob wrote:
Although several people have claimed that I've misunderstood the
purpose of the marked aperture (and I've refuted those claims in other
replies), nobody has yet provided any justification for the programmed
version or shown why it is superior to having the optimum aperture
marked on
However, on the modern lenses it's not marked, so you don't
have it both ways.
For the sake of accuracy: older lenses doesn't have it either. They have
just market hyperfocal focusing aid at F:8 which is something completely
different.
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Hi,
I want to know whether there is possibility to scan
Positives If so how?
Thanks in advance for the help
Satish
Madras/India
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I've hand held my 4x5 Speed Graphic at 1/125 with good results It has a
127mm lens Press photographers commonly did the same in the fifties
Paul
Gary J Sibio wrote:
At 03:58 PM 3/4/02 -0800, you wrote:
Gary,
I have only limited experience so far, but I am not finding a
significant
Sorry, I appear to have gotten the wrong end of the stick - this is an FA
lens is silver
Kind regards
Peter
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It's easy to scan transparencies with the right equipment However, you
either need a dedicated film scanner or a flatbed that is a dual purpose
scanner If the scanner is suitable for transparency scanning, the
software will have a setting for the scanning of positives Since you're
working with a
http://www.dpreview.com/articles/pma2002/page6.asp#pentax
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There's one Canon sponsored photographer who takes boring, mug-shot
type of bird photos that borders to pornography in garish and
cliche-filled oversaturated images on Velvia pushed one stop. Only an
option if you suffer from terminally bad taste an/or are into camp in a
big way.
I am
Hi all,
Been lurking here for a while, nice to post for a change.
This morning, I've been out in the back garden taking some test shots with a
new Sigma 15-30 f/3.5-4.5 EX fitted to my Z-1, and I've come across some
interesting AF behaviour that I've not noticed before.
Testing at 15mm, I
Honest, if I win the lottery, I'm gonna buy the effing company and fire
the lot of them and hire everyone on this list!
Hey Cotty
I wanna be director of product testing...and oh yah,
whats the dress code gonna be ?
They write: The Digibino DB-100 is a combination of 7x zoom binoculars with a 0.8
megapixel (1024 x 768) CCD sensor, it can take a 1024 x 768 or 640 x 480
image of the image viewed through the binocular eyepieces (it actually uses a third
lens system in the center of the unit)
Don't you think
Hi Frank.I thought i heard some noise out theregI didnot
get a chance to shoot any with the Super Program,just
the Spotmatic(BW)hope to have them by the weekend.
Had to laugh at all the people trying to see
what we found so interesting.
Dave
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You bug'd well.Thanks
Dave
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Subject: Re: Toronto meeting - Thanks Aaron!
On Monday, March 4, 2002, at 05:11 PM, frank theriault wrote:
Thanks, bud!
No
Yet another item to go on eBay this weekend if no one on the PDML wants
it. It's an M 50 f1.4 in EX+ condition with both caps. $70.00
(Now if I can just find a mailing list for car stereo so I can sell that
Blaupunkt power amplifier...)
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Cotty,any horses on the new property.Might
need those photographed g
Dave
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Subject: Re: Bad news
Honest, if I win the lottery, I'm gonna buy the effing
Christian Skofteland wrote:
Oh, Medium Formatters!
A co-worker friend of mine dropped two large cases at my feet (well not
really dropped more like placed gently) last Saturday The outside of both
cases said something like Linhof
That should make you very easy to spot at Summit Point!
It's not an anomaly, it's normal.
It doesn't surprise me that an autofocus camera might have trouble
determining the exact focus point when using a 15mm lens. I don't have a
lot of luck doing that by eye with a 15mm lens either, especially at an
aperture smaller than wide open. If the camera
i-Blads?
Collin
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Sometimes a unique color scheme is helpful,
such as a big red lens hood and a huge purple hot shoe on an orange body
when photographing circus clowns
So THAT is the reasoning behind the new Hasselblads G
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Thanks for the tip - sure enough if I hold down the DOF preview lever, the
clicking disappears. Good to hear that you haven't had a problem with it, I
think I'll leave it as is too - I only paid $35 for the lens.
on 3/5/02 5:11 AM, Vlad L. Loukiantchenko at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi, Matt.
The thing is ultra clean, beautiful and, well, neat-o! I'm already
conspiring to get film and try it out! My father has already claimed it
for
himself (I knew I should have kept it a secret!) but I'm sure he'll be
able
to share
I missed this the first time, but I know what it feels
On Monday, March 4, 2002, at 06:13 PM, Gianfranco Irlanda wrote:
I love it too
Maybe we should adopt the model as the Official 6x7 Brotherood
Hat
:-)
I used to have a hat like that, but it was stolen out of our car
Seriously! They didn't take anything else, just the hat
I didn't have
On Monday, March 4, 2002, at 07:16 PM, Chris Brogden wrote:
Man, we have to get together sometime, Aaron We can talk about 67's,
Electric Monks, and pizza :)
Drop me a line if you're coming out here, and I'll do likewise
Did I mention that I spent half of high school trying to make my
On Monday, March 4, 2002, at 06:09 PM, Paul Stenquist wrote:
Is that the nasty green stuff that I can't get off my hands? Or is that
from
handling too much big glass?
ATTENTION LONG LENS OWNERS:
That green stuff on the barrel of the lens is the BUILD QUALITY SEEPING
OUT! You must halt
On Monday, March 4, 2002, at 07:21 PM, Doug Franklin wrote:
On Mon, 4 Mar 2002 21:59:07 +, Cotty wrote:
Honest, if I win the lottery, I'm gonna buy the effing company and fire
the lot of them and hire everyone on this list!
I call dibs on the Amsterdam franchise!
Ooh ooh, I call
With a quick flip of the mirror lock switch, I find 1/30 pretty easy and
1/60 quite reliable Without MLU, 1/60 is pretty good, 1/125 is
absolutely fine I don't have the 90mm, mind you -- I've got the 105 --
but I figure they're close enough for jazz
Here's a handheld shot at 1/30 with the
On Monday, March 4, 2002, at 05:37 PM, Lasse Karlsson wrote:
Thanks for the update brother Aaron How about donating that leftover
35-stuff to one needing Pentaxian before you leave?
Oh, I keep my 35mm stuff for long lenses and quietness Sorry to
disappoint ;)
Btw OT: During the hockey
bags the bahamas! Do you pay relocation expenses?
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From: Aaron Reynolds [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 05 March 2002 02:13
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Bad news
On Monday, March 4, 2002, at 07:21 PM, Doug Franklin wrote:
On Mon, 4 Mar 2002
Thanks for the tip - sure enough if I hold down the DOF preview
lever, the clicking disappears Good to hear that you haven't had
a problem with it, I think I'll leave it as is too - I only paid
$35 for the lens
And, you can always pretend it's a fancy AF lens that doesn't have a
clutch to
Rob Studdert gave me a heads-up that the Ilford Manual of Photography is
still in print and in its 9th edition as simply The Manual of
Photography
http://wwwfocalpresscom/companions/0240515749/defaultasp
I have no idea whether it still has a large chunk devoted to large
format (I would
Did I mention that I spent half of high school trying to make my
programmable scientific calculator answer a suffusion of yellow
to math problems whose answers were higher than 4?
No, I don't think you mentioned that, Aaron Did your calculator
use RPN (Reverse Pentax Notation)?
Fred
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This
I'm thinking about buying this lens and would appreciate any feedback from
current or former owners of it.
I already have the F 17 - 28 fisheye and love it. It's a wonderful and
unique piece of glass. But, I want a zoom that is more rectalinear.
I also have a manual focus Vivitar Series 1 19
Aaron wrote:
Gianfranco wrote:
I love it too. Maybe we should adopt the model as
the Official 6x7 Brotherood Hat... :-)
I used to have a hat like that, but it was stolen out of our car.
Seriously! They didn't take anything else, just the hat.
I didn't have my 67 yet, or I'd
Peter wrote:\
Frantisek writes:
Now, a pink LX... !!!
Should go down well in these parts:)
How 'bout a pink *snakeskin covered* LX?
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Hi folks,
I'm hoping to get some opinions on Pentax MF lens choices Here's my
dilemma
Let's assume I can afford one and only one used lens for a 6x7 -- for the
time being -- with my choice at the moment being either an SMCT 105/24 or
an SMCT 90/28 LS Seems like the 105/24 would be a good
I think you will find Pentax UK totally against advertising a grey
importer even more than their parent company. Ultimately nothing that
Camera Direct sells from the grey market gives them any money - in fact
it takes sales away from them and gives them to Pentax in the country of
origin.
I
Sorry to interject but as someone's already asked
about this lens (which I am really interested in) I am
also curious about the depth of field for
FA 20 - 35 in particular, but also the 17-35.
Not having any lenses that go below 24mm, and wanting
to have tpossibility to blur background beyond
A Pentax technician (Japanese) told me that the mirror-box of the MZ-3 was
different and better construction than the MZ-5N, however, I have never
seen any actual proof
Pat
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Michele wonders
Not having any lenses that go below 24mm, and wanting
to have tpossibility to blur background beyond 2-3
meters behind tghe subject which is close, I was
wondring how these 2 lenses fared.
If you get in close enough for a short focus distance and
use
Point taken Bill, thanks - but is the aperture on
these lenses wide enough?, seeing that the DOF
increases with increased angles
Of course the level of blur or 'bokeh'(i believe)is
subjective, I just wanted to knoe whether it is
somewhat achieveabke, say equivalent to an f4 on a
50mm, or
Michele,
You stand a better chance of doing what you want with a f/2.8 constant
aperture lens than you do with an f/4 but f/2.8 lenses at those focal
lengths are pretty expensive. Not that the FA 20-35 f/4 is exactly cheap,
either. If cost is a major consideration, you could go with a Zenitar
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Cosina has released its 100-400mm f/4.5-6.7 AF lens in Pentax fit. The
£229.99 optic is already available in Canon, Minolta and Nikon AF fits.
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Fisheye is fine, but for the work I do, The wide angle
zoom would be better.
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Michele,
You stand a better chance of doing what you want
with a f/2.8 constant
aperture lens than you do with an f/4 but f/2.8
lenses at those focal
lengths are
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The Contax N Digital will be launched in the UK in April as planned,
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confirmed that the camera will be in UK shops
Has anybody tried Kodachrome 64 and/or 200 for the purpose of photographing
birds? I've seen some old Kodachrome slides that looked great. Small or
non-existent grain isn't everything(Kodachrome 200).
Robert
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On 5 Mar 2002 at 8:00, MPozzi wrote:
Point taken Bill, thanks - but is the aperture on
these lenses wide enough?, seeing that the DOF
increases with increased angles
It depends on how close to your subject you are and how far away the background is
Here's a few examples, though I don't
I have the FA 20-35 f/4 and find it to be an excellent lens but, when I need
the 35mm end, I switch to the FA 35 f/2. No question about achieving
background blur with that one.
Len
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To:
Michele wrote ...
Point taken Bill, thanks - but is the aperture on
these lenses wide enough?, seeing that the DOF
increases with increased angles
My FishEye is an f4 and the 20mm is the infamous f4.5
Both will do this, although focus distance is, like,
a foot
Lasse, what do you mean ?
Anyway, no wonder the French can't keep their films clean. I remember
their toilets...
Lasse.
Cheers,
Cyril
Paris, France
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On Tuesday, March 5, 2002, at 09:11 AM, Fred wrote:
No, I don't think you mentioned that, Aaron Did your calculator
use RPN (Reverse Pentax Notation)?
HAR!
Uh, no (looks sheepish)
-Aaron
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Bill,
Boy, that is a bit tough to choose Leaf shutter aside, I personally
like the 90 FOV better than the 105, but I believe that to be a very
personal preference If you can think about your 35mm usage, if you
could only have one lens would it be a 35/43 or a 50/55? That is
probably your best
Rob
The ad in question carried about 40% LX items (which they don't carry at all,
nor do they intend to), 10% new items, and 50% used equipment I have
resubmitted a modified ad with no mention of new equipment ie all the new LX
kit is listed as used - how stoopid is that?
Kind regards
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From: Peter Alling
Subject: Re[2]: An Autofocus Automatic Lens Question
Are you sure about that? On my SMCP-M SMCP-(K) and SMCT
lenses
the only different colored f setting is the hyper focal stop
with
the same color, (orange), marking the hyper focal distance.
Brendan writes:
Yes it's the newbie trying to be cheap question again,
I found that fabricland in Toronto stock raw cotton
muslin in 3mx25m rolls ( about 3.3 yards x27 yards or
so ) and it's cheap to! you can buy it per meter but
it is unwashed. They don't sell large bottles of dye
tho does
Sorry, the Meter is built into the body on the LX, (you must be thinking
about some other manufacturer's body with interchangeable finders, shame on
you) All you get is LED's Maybe my eyesight is better than most or
maybe I don't use my cameras in such extreme lighting conditions However
Having just sent a large amount of money to KEH for an Ebay auction for a
Pentax A* 300mm 28 lens I have a question for the list
What is a good teleconvertor to go with this lens? Does the quality
degrade substantially at 600 56?
I can't help but wonder if this lens is worth what I paid For
On Mon, 4 Mar 2002, Aaron Reynolds wrote:
Honest, if I win the lottery, I'm gonna buy the effing company and fire
the lot of them and hire everyone on this list!
I call dibs on the Amsterdam franchise!
Ooh ooh, I call Canada!
Can I get Pentax Hawaii, complete with corporate jet and
In a message dated 05/03/02 17:30:16 GMT Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
Hi Peter,
I've just had a final response from Pentax which is that until Cameras
Direct buy directly from Pentax UK we can't take the ads in Pentax User
magazine.
It would be best to speak to the Directors of
Jeff,
You probably did OK on the KEH auction.
The A 2.0X L and A 1.4X L are the recommended converters. The S converters are for
smaller glass.
Regards, Bob S.
Having just sent a large amount of money to KEH for an Ebay auction for a Pentax A*
300mm 2.8 lens I have a question for the list.
Jeff,
You probably did OK on the KEH auction.
The A 2.0X L and A 1.4X L are the recommended converters. The S converters are for
smaller glass.
Regards, Bob S.
Having just sent a large amount of money to KEH for an Ebay auction for a Pentax A*
300mm 2.8 lens I have a question for the list.
It's easy to be an HTML expert
At 07:51 PM 3/4/2002 -0500, you wrote:
For those who commented on site navigation problems, please go to my forsale
pages and check out the nav set up If that works OK, I will do the same to
the rest of the site
Talk about a short move from know nothing to
That would be good then we could see them approaching from a distance.
At 03:13 PM 3/4/2002 -0800, you wrote:
Paul Stenquist [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
(about Bill's
http://www.orednet.org/~bcasselb/Commercial/wkly/wklyphoto.html)
Love the hat.
I love it too.
Maybe we should adopt the model as
Anyone out there have an Olympus body? These primes are hard to find in K
mount:
28/1.9:
http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=1337332294
90-180 macro zoom:
http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=1337110531
Paul Franklin Stregevsky
13 Selby Court
Poolesville,
I chose the 105mm over the 90mm non-leaf for a couple of reasons:
1) It was reputed to be sharper wide-open, and I shoot a lot wide-open
or near it
2) The price difference allowed me to buy a helicoid extension tube
3) It is slightly faster
So, basically, you have to weigh these things
That lens was a steal at the price you paid.
When I was working years ago, I used my 300/2.8 with a Pentax 1.4x all the
time before I was able to buy my 400 and 600, and at times after if I was
limited on the amount of gear I was able to carry to an assignment. You will
not be disappointed.
Damn I wish I knew. I use a can of falcon dustoff. The older valve head
allows you to have a light touch on just how much gas is released. This allows
a gentle stream which probably won't damage anything. It still seems to leave
some dust behind however.
At 10:30 PM 3/4/2002 +0100, you
Cyril,
Thanks for asking.
The intention of my message was a play with absurdity.
Tom R. in his original message referred to the common notion of French
film as dirty movies, that is - movies of sexual or pornographic
nature.
On purpose I pretended not to fully understand this, but rather in my
On Tuesday, March 5, 2002, at 01:16 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've just had a final response from Pentax which is that until Cameras
Direct buy directly from Pentax UK we can't take the ads in Pentax User
magazine.
...and, let me guess, Pentax UK won't sell to you if you persist in
On Tuesday, March 5, 2002, at 12:40 PM, William Robb wrote:
All lenses, and all f/stops on those lenses have a hyperfocal
distance
Yes, but Peter is speaking of the red f8 on Pentax wide angle lenses
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On Tuesday, March 5, 2002, at 01:49 PM, Peter Alling wrote:
That would be good then we could see them approaching from a distance
Run and hide, here comes a 67 user!
How can you tell?
His hat, you idiot!
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i havent used any of the stuff (except the 1:4 macro) listed on it and
really have no clue of its value but it might be good still
In case anyone is US is interested, i was told shipping by sea is 100
AU$ and 170 by air
cheers,
nitin
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Good grief.
Cotty,any horses on the new property.Might
need those photographed g
Dave
Honest, if I win the lottery, I'm gonna buy the effing company and
fire
the lot of them and hire everyone on this list!
Ý Ý Ý Hey Cotty
Ý Ý Ý Ý Ý Ý ÝI wanna be director of product testing...and
Sounds more like an old 110 based system Binoculars with a third taking
lens in between
Here's a link to a guy who actually seems to own one
http://wwwgeocitiescom/jagpage/tasco8khtml
At 01:28 PM 3/5/2002 +0100, you wrote:
They write: The Digibino DB-100 is a combination of 7x zoom
My good friend Margot arrived from NYC before the weekend carrying my
latest hat that I ordered and had sent to her.
http://www.villagehatshop.com/product424.html
'Ready when you are Mr DeMille...'
:-)
Cotty
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No you're a large format guy now You have joined the ranks of the exalted
St Ansel As such you can now look down on them from your lofty perch on
high :
At 04:41 PM 3/4/2002 -0500, you wrote:
Oh, Medium Formatters!
A co-worker friend of mine dropped two large cases at my feet (well not
really
Pardon me while I roll my eyes at Pentax UK.
-Aaron
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Brendan writes:
Yes it's the newbie trying to be cheap question
again,
I found that fabricland in Toronto stock raw cotton
muslin in 3mx25m rolls ( about 3.3 yards x27 yards
or
so ) and it's cheap to! you can buy it per meter
but
it
I hope that we have not become so politically correct that we can't tolerate
an occasional joke about our differences and perceptions.
dan
Lasse Karlsson wrote:
If I nevertheless caused you, or any other French members offence, I
apologize.To all others too, sorry about a (yet another
I have just received the Pentax SP through Ebay:
http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=1334082883ed=1014696
884
There appeared to be a problem with the meter, as it was not giving the
readings I would have expected. I the battery in my other son SP, and
realised the battery had
That's just not right
At 10:15 AM 3/5/2002 -0500, you wrote:
Peter wrote:\
Frantisek writes:
Now, a pink LX !!!
Should go down well in these parts:)
How 'bout a pink *snakeskin covered* LX?
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It was fun at the time (but a bit mean) to hand my
wife my HP-41 calc ask her to add up a list
of numbers for me. Where's the equal sign?
(Needless to say, I didn't try that a second
time. I felt really bad about it.)
(HP - Hewlett-Pentax?)
Collin
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Date:
hi,
in case anyone here is familiar with minolta lenses, what is a good
price to expect for a minolta MD rokkor-x 100-500mm lens ? It seems a
bit rare Cant find any ended auctions on ebay or samples at any keh,
adorama, bh etc
thanks,
nitin
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...and, let me guess, Pentax UK won't sell to you if you persist in
stocking and selling items that they do not stock or sell because there
is no market for them.
Aaron. There ain't a cat's chance in hell that we will get a Pentax UK account.
I suppose if I had known in the first place that
On Tuesday, March 5, 2002, at 04:12 PM, Peter Alling wrote:
I should also mention that it's easy to be an expert Air Cooled
Volkswagen engine
mechanic
Isn't everyone in cyberspace an expert Air Cooled Volkswagen mechanic?
-Aaron
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Must not have had an HP For the more expensive models that would be
child's play
At 09:06 PM 3/4/2002 -0500, you wrote:
On Monday, March 4, 2002, at 07:16 PM, Chris Brogden wrote:
Man, we have to get together sometime, Aaron We can talk about 67's,
Electric Monks, and pizza :)
Drop me a
On Tuesday, March 5, 2002, at 01:39 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://www.members.aol.com/figgaro/jupiter1.jpg
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Those things are lovely.
Thanks for sharing the story.
-Aaron
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From: Brendan
Subject: dying a muslin?
Yes it's the newbie trying to be cheap question again,
I found that fabricland in Toronto stock raw cotton
muslin in 3mx25m rolls ( about 3.3 yards x27 yards or
so ) and it's cheap to! you can buy it per meter but
it is
Only if you were a starving student and owned one during the late 70's
At 06:05 PM 3/5/2002 -0500, you wrote:
On Tuesday, March 5, 2002, at 04:12 PM, Peter Alling wrote:
I should also mention that it's easy to be an expert Air Cooled
Volkswagen engine
mechanic
Isn't everyone in cyberspace an
Jeff,
The A* 300mm F2.8 is a great lens. I purchased one
last year along with an A2XL converter. It is capable
of very, very sharp images with or without the converter.
Here's an example:
http://www.westerickson.net/mark/baywild/duckmom.html
You need to add two things to your lens to
Hey guys,
I know this is off-topic, but does anyone know of a GOOD program that
will take pictures of any size (preferably jpg), and show a full screen
slidewho of them?
I'm looking for something that I can use for teaching with I (and
other teachers in the department) like to hook up
- Original Message -
From: Peifer, William [OCDUS]
Subject: Picking a single 6x7 lens -- SMCT 105/2.4 vs. SMCT
90/2.8 LS
Hi folks,
I'm hoping to get some opinions on Pentax MF lens choices.
Here's my
dilemma
dilemma snipped
I'd appreciate any comments from those of you who've
gfen wrote:
I'm proposing us swanky LF guys form our own brotherhood,
complete with even BETTER hats! :)
yeah, right ... when pigs fly !8^D
-
Bill D. Casselberry ; Photography on the Oregon
Try LView Pro
Here's their web site
http://wwwlviewcom/index1024htm
At 05:18 PM 3/5/2002 -0800, you wrote:
Hey guys,
I know this is off-topic, but does anyone know of a GOOD program that
will take pictures of any size (preferably jpg), and show a full screen
slidewho of them?
I'm
on 3/5/02 14:19, frank theriault opined:
Well, let's see Aaron has Canada, Chris has Hawaii I speak a teeny bit of
French I'll take France - there aren't any French folks on the list, are
there? Anyway, I called it first, it's mine
I guess because I speak a bit of Spanish, I should take
Nah,
I don't need an Olympus body, I just got the 90-180 in K mount for a
rather nice price :-D Just arrived home the other night with it, and
put it on my LX. Focus is rather nice, and it really is easy to use,
even if it's weight is a bit heiftier than most. I definitly think I'll
be
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