It's pretty computer geeky, but amusing.
http://www.theonion.com/onion3311/microsoftpatents.html
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And it's a fine one this month folks.
I think we should all pitch in and buy Adelheid a case of beer.
William Robb
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Woops, I hit the wrong bookmark.
Sorry.
We should buy Adelheid a case of beer anyway.
William Robb
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I wandered around a few camera stores and Kodak express type places today
and could only come up with two sorts of film, a Fuji Superia 200 and Kodak
Gold 400. I think one of the pharmacies nearby has Agfa 200. I bought the
Fuji and was told that it had already been discontinued.
One of the
On the boxes of some recently purchased Kodak Ektachrome there's a
statement that says that for optimum results the film should be
processed at a Q-Lab? What's a Q-Lab?
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Do any of the newer autofocus cameras, like the MZ-5n, ZX-7, M-S offer
mechanical shutter speeds along the lines of the LX ox ME-S, or are they
completely unusable when the batteries die?
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I wandered around a few camera stores and Kodak express type places today
and could only come up with two sorts of film, a Fuji Superia 200 and
Kodak
Gold 400. I think one of the pharmacies nearby has Agfa 200. I bought the
Fuji
In a message dated 30/05/02 23:48:05 GMT Daylight Time, Daniel writes:
Not many here will notice or care.
So quit gassing, then.
Peter
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Checking BH Photo, they only stock Kodak 400 in 110. But, they have heaps of
620!
Bob
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Do any of the newer autofocus cameras, like the MZ-5n, ZX-7, M-S offer
mechanical shutter speeds along the lines of the LX ox ME-S, or are they
completely unusable when the batteries die?
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If it doesn't have a manual film
hi all,
Before I put them on ebay,(No I still haven't got around to it!) I thought
I'd offer these to the list:
1. Pentax SF1 - very good condition, all appears to be working correctly,
other than the RTF flash which is dead. I bought this as part of a bunch of
stuff and don't need it. ($95)
Hi,
Nice diatribe, Albano - keep it up!
Trouble is, the English invented the word 'soccer', from
Hi, Bob. Really nice and interesting data. Thanks
Regards
AG
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Overall the shoot went well, but it was not without difficulties. A summary
of my lessons learned:
1. Get a remote shutter release for every body you'll use on a tripod. Man,
it was great to be able to quickly jam down the release during the
pyrotechnic special effect without worrying about
There are labs that adhere to Kodak's quality guidelines
for processing E-6 film. There are a number of things
that they are supposed to do if they want to advertize
themselves as being a Q-Lab.
If you go the the Profesional area of Kodak's web site
you can find out what the guidelines are
TM wrote:
The rewind crank? Are you saying that I pull hard on the U shaped
bit and the crank comes out from the top? Should I use anything to
lube the shaft before reassembly, like a Teflon dry lube?
No - hold it w/ a flatblade screwdriver, then the top screws
off
In a message dated 31/05/02 14:10:00 GMT Daylight Time, Knut writes:
4) The MZ-S -as I heard- has an illumination light to find the
corresponding red dot on the lens mount:
Is this convenient and helpful? If both possibilities are available [light]
and [button] -what do people actually
In a message dated 5/31/2002 4:29:38 AM Central Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Do any of the newer autofocus cameras, like the MZ-5n, ZX-7, M-S offer
mechanical shutter speeds along the lines of the LX ox ME-S, or are they
completely unusable when the batteries die?
Could be
William Robb wrote:
And it's a fine one this month folks.
I'm still getting May - even substituting /02jun/index.html
:^(Bill
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Cheap to enquiring minds :
Yaschica A TLR $45
Agfa Isolette folder $20
both take 120 in 6x6cm format and work well, plus shipping
... get your feet wet! :^)
email me offlist if interested Bill
Thanks to everyone who replied.
Do any of the newer autofocus cameras, like the MZ-5n, ZX-7, M-S offer
mechanical shutter speeds along the lines of the LX ox ME-S, or are they
completely unusable when the batteries die?
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Thanks to all who replied.
On the boxes of some recently purchased Kodak Ektachrome there's a
statement that says that for optimum results the film should be
processed at a Q-Lab? What's a Q-Lab?
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On Fri, 31 May 2002, Bill D. Casselberry wrote:
I'm still getting May - even substituting /02jun/index.html
:^(Bill
FWIW, I'm getting the same. Guess it's only a matter of time though.
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On Friday, May 31, 2002, at 05:30 AM, Shel Belinkoff wrote:
What's a Q-Lab?
A lab that exclusively uses Kodak chemistry and paper and conforms to
strict Kodak standards that make Kodak films look good, often with the
side effect of making other brands of film look bad.
-Aaron
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hello, everyone. my name is Herb and i'm new to the mailing list but
catching up. i've owned and used mostly Pentax equipment for almost 25
years now and consider myself an advanced amateur.
i have been using my FA* 80-200 f2.8 on my ZX-5n body for a little while
now and i''d like to extend its
Peter,
At 10:11 31.05.02 -0400, you wrote:
Hello again K-nut (boy, I wish my folks had seen the light and christened me
thus).
- Don't forget: you had a King Knut in 'old England' about 1000 years ago.
http://viking.no/e/people/e-knud.htm
To help get the pronunciation right for the
I will be unsubscribing on Monday, turning in my cable modem, and leaving
for my summer on the road Tuesday or Wednesday. And, I want to say so long
to all my friends on the list.
The Pentaxes are going with me, of course and I hope to find interesting
things to photograph along the way.
You
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From: Aaron Reynolds
Subject: Re: Q-Lab
On Friday, May 31, 2002, at 05:30 AM, Shel Belinkoff wrote:
What's a Q-Lab?
A lab that exclusively uses Kodak chemistry and paper and
conforms to
strict Kodak standards that make Kodak films look good, often
with the
Feeling that the knob on K/M/A/F Lenses is really useful, I contacted
Pentax Germany.
They have spare Knobs for repairing! Will get two. A small hole (more a
notch) has to be drilled into the plastic barrel of the FA lenses to secure
the knob. It then has to be glued into place.
This is good
still may for moi, aussi
Well, hey, it is still May :)
annsan
I have one Spaeten in my fridge I 'll contribute to the web master
Jerome Daryl Coombs-Reyes wrote:
On Fri, 31 May 2002, Bill D. Casselberry wrote:
I'm still getting May - even substituting /02jun/index.html
:^(
Fernando Díaz del Castillo H. wrote:
I did just this last weekend:
5. The glass is quite important: an opaque glass, cut by an expert did
the
job.
Fernando
Fernando - ooops - I think you meant to say translucent glass , yes? g
Anyway - I made one for myself with two fluorescents -
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Hello again K-nut (boy, I wish my folks had seen the light
and christened me thus).
K Nut, a groaningly obvious Pentax Pun, Peter?
HAR!
gdr
Stephen
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You got a Zarg in here? Are you *nuts*???
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I notice there is a Tokina 24mm F2.8 lens for sale on eBay. With under three
days left, it¹s at $75 US. I have one of these lenses and it¹s very, very
sharp. Only negative I can think of is it takes 52mm filters instead of the
49mm that many Pentax lenses take.
RW
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Leon, carrying a spare battery is one thing. Being in the middle of shooting
something
ephemeral and having to stop and (1) dig out the battery, (2) change it to take
another
picture when the one in the camera dies is another. Not to mention being able
to use
the camera under extreme weather
Many, many Pentax lenses use 52mm filters.
Reg Wiest wrote:
Only negative I can think of is it
takes 52mm filters instead of the
49mm that many Pentax lenses take.
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Here is a simply question for a Friday. Do those new high drain alkaline
AA batteries provide any benefit over standard alkaline AA batteries? Do
they recharge a flash faster, do they last longer?
Jeff
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That's a very good point, Ann.
sarcasm on
Perhaps a multi-battery system would be the modern answer. One battery
to operate the shutter, one for the meter and various functions, and one
to wind and rewind and rewind the film, one for the focusing, one to
adjust strap tension, and a final
Hello everyone,
I am looking for a user lens: Pentax SMC 85mm (1.4/1.8 or 2.0). It doesn´t
have to look great but the optics need to be pristine.
Thank you for your attention.
Regards,
Eric Kragtwijk
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Hi Eric ...
All I can do is wish you good luck. These lenses are sometimes hard to
find, and those who own them are usually not too interested in giving
them up.
E. Kragtwijk wrote:
Hello everyone,
I am looking for a user lens: Pentax SMC 85mm (1.4/1.8 or 2.0). It doesn´t
have to look
Hi,
I opened the PUG for June, although it's still the 31th of May - at least
here in Europe.
I accepted the portraits of loved ones (either human or non human).
Enjoy great pics again.
Cheers
Adelheid
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I know several PDMLers are also slashdot.org readers I
urge you to
check out todays poll. Best medium format camera,
Pentax is
currently in third trailing Hasselblad and Cowboy Neal.
Evan
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I guess Boz has two for sale. Check out his site.
ukasz
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Subject: WTB: SMC 85mm (1.4/1.8 or 2.0)
Hello everyone,
I am looking for a
Hello Shel,
I know, but I am willing to pay a good price. Also a tip for a shop selling
one is most welcome!
Regards, Eric
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, May 31, 2002 6:43 PM
Subject: Re: WTB: SMC 85mm (1.4/1.8 or 2.0)
Hi Cotty,
Thank you for the May review and for taking the time
for the good squint.
Also I appreciate your kind comments.
Harald
Cotty wrote:
Le Petit Prince (tree frog)
Harold Rust
Charming shot - well composed and sharp where it needs to be. Nicely
observed.
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I am looking for a user lens: Pentax SMC 85mm (1.4/1.8 or 2.0).
It doesn´t have to look great but the optics need to be pristine.
All I can do is wish you good luck. These lenses are sometimes
hard to find, and those who own them are usually not too
interested in giving them up.
Your best
3 Cheers for Adelheid
--- Adelheid v. K. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I opened the PUG for June, although it's still the
31th of May - at least
here in Europe.
I accepted the portraits of loved ones (either human
or non human).
Enjoy great pics again.
Cheers
Adelheid
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Have a good summer Tom.
--- T Rittenhouse [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I will be unsubscribing on Monday, turning in my
cable modem, and leaving
for my summer on the road Tuesday or Wednesday. And,
I want to say so long
to all my friends on the list.
The Pentaxes are going with me, of course
I know, but I am willing to pay a good price. Also a tip for a
shop selling one is most welcome!
Boz has a K 85/1.8 and an M 85/2 for sale at very fair prices (and I
can vouch for Boz's integrity without reservation) -
http://www.bdimitrov.de/kmp/for_sale/index.html
Kevin Cameras has three K
2 - You must choose Your Favorite Pentax Lens.
Albano:
I think what we also need is a Favorite Third-Party Lens Survey.
1. Does anyone else agree?
2. And, would you be willing to sponsor it with your time, Albano?
Fred
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That's a good point, Ann, but every battery operated SLR camera I've
used will give at least *some* warning that the batteries are about to
crap out. I've never seen a situation where one shot goes fine, and
then, without warning, the camera is dead because of batteries. I know
that I've always
I played with the AF version once. The close focusing distance
of over 5 ft is too far to get a good effect at the 35mm settings.
I have a 35-105mm f/4-5.6F and its close focusing of 4.6 ft. is
a problem too. The newer FA zoom focus down to 1.4ft is joyous
to use at wide angle setting (though
In a message dated 31/05/02 19:21:48 GMT Daylight Time, Knut writes:
To help get the pronunciation right for the English, he had his name
spelled ''Canute' in England and 'Knut' in Norway (at least I believe that
is where he was from).
Canoot is how I think of it. No offence meant.
(Off
S/N 1400412. Glass is immaculate, barrel is free of mars, nicks, and wear.
Pentax caps. EX++ or better. $375.
Will ship anywhere, but insurance will be a problem if shipped outside
North America. Shipping by U.S. Postal Service Priority: $10 U.S., $20
Canada, including insurance and delivery
Where do you check your e-mail and update your web site?
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Subject: Re: So Long
Have a good summer Tom.
--- T Rittenhouse [EMAIL PROTECTED]
There were multiple 85/1.8Ks and 85Ms for sale at
http://www.kevincamera.com in the USA.
Paul Franklin Stregevsky
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You've never used my cameras then. My pz1p gives little warning, like
minutes or less. If I've waited for the battery warning to come on, then
I've waited too long. I'll usually only get a few extra frames before it
craps out. It was the same thing with the Pentax 645 that I used while
working
S/N 5105808. Glass is immaculate, barrel is free of mars, nicks, and wear.
Pentax caps. A fine specimen of a rare, outstanding lens. $325.
Will ship anywhere, but insurance will be a problem if shipped outside
North America. Shipping by U.S. Postal Service Priority: $9 U.S., $19
Canada,
I was wishing it were so, but alas, there are two Wheatfield portraits!
There is no thumbnail for it, but check out Wendy Beard's pooch and then hit
the next button. Unbelievable!
I smell international conspiracy here (or is that cheap vodka again?).
Hi, Chris,
Maybe it ~is~ the cheap
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I was wishing it were so, but alas, there are two Wheatfield portraits!
Both of them excellent, by the way.
ERNR
My photographs hang on the virtual walls at http://members.aol.com/ernreed
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HAHAA Aaron our pints are on US. Next weekend I'm
booked with her.
http://www.torphoto.net/images/ex46.jpg
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wrote:
Hey, Brendan, next weekend I'm free g!
OTOH, we ~should~ have a get together once Aaron is
back from his
honeymoon. The least we could
2 - You must choose Your Favorite Pentax Lens.
Albano:
I think what we also need is a Favorite Third-Party Lens Survey.
1. Does anyone else agree?
I agree, but would it be a lot of work to ask for three lenses and
give 3 points to #1, 2 pts to #2, 1 pt to #3?
2. And, would you be
Thanks Fred!
I just ordered the 85/1.8 at Boz.
Good, Eric. You won't be disappointed with either the transaction
or with the lens. Welcome to the 85 Club - g.
Fred
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I am looking for a user lens: Pentax SMC 85mm (1.4/1.8 or 2.0).
By the way, Eric, I have a few comparative 85mm shots:
http://www.cetussoft.com/pentax/85compar/
Fred
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, May 31, 2002 5:07 PM
Subject: Re: June PUG
In a message dated 5/31/2002 6:04:03 PM Central Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I was wishing it were so, but alas, there are two Wheatfield
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, May 31, 2002 4:44 PM
Subject: Help! Scratched Negatives
First, load a roll of film into the camera and advance a few
frames.
Then turn the camera off, and yank the battery.
Now open the
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From: Chris Niesmertelny
Subject: Re: June PUG
I was wishing it were so, but alas, there are two Wheatfield
portraits!
There is no thumbnail for it, but check out Wendy Beard's
pooch and then hit
the next button. Unbelievable!
I smell international conspiracy
Not by a bee, but Customs and Revenue Agency.
Those buggers charged me 15%. Boy that hurts.
The camera, just like I remembered it from 15 years ago. Sweet.
Only missing is the shade/filter-holder.
Can't wait to try it out.
Jeff.
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Hi, Chris,
Yup, there it is! Hmmm... Conspiracy, you say? One has to wonder.
The truth is out there...
-frank
Chris Niesmertelny wrote:
I was wishing it were so, but alas, there are two Wheatfield portraits!
There is no thumbnail for it, but check out Wendy Beard's pooch and then hit
Hi, Brendan,
Quite a dilemma! A bunch of Pentax-geeks, or a lovely model?
I believe you made a wise choice! vbg
-frank
Brendan wrote:
HAHAA Aaron our pints are on US. Next weekend I'm
booked with her.
http://www.torphoto.net/images/ex46.jpg
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The optimist thinks this is the best of
Got back my first roll of Portra bw today, and low and behold, there
were a couple of shots I took at the last topdml meeting.
Jeff and his now departed LX:
http://www.photo.net/photodb/photo?photo_id=791380size=lg
And Dave in action with his K1000:
Depends when the meet is, I'm sure I can sneak away
for a bit,
buildings are easier to shoot, they don't complain.
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wrote:
Hi, Brendan,
Quite a dilemma! A bunch of Pentax-geeks, or a
lovely model?
I believe you made a wise choice! vbg
-frank
These horny young kids. Can't leave them alone.
Jeff.
YOWZA!!
Can I be your assistant Brendan just for this shoot ? PLEASE
Smirkingly,
Dave
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Yeah, Jeff,
Fortunately, topdml has a couple of older and wiser members, to settle these
young turks down a bit! g
-frank
Jeff wrote:
These horny young kids. Can't leave them alone.
Jeff.
YOWZA!!
Can I be your assistant Brendan just for this shoot ? PLEASE
Smirkingly,
I'm not looking forward to seeing the bill when I
order lights fom
the south .
--- Jeff [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Not by a bee, but Customs and Revenue Agency.
Those buggers charged me 15%. Boy that hurts.
The camera, just like I remembered it from 15 years
ago. Sweet.
Only missing is the
Frank,
Are these 35mm or MF shots?
BTW, am I photogenic or what.
Jeff
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Sent: Friday, May 31, 2002 8:55 PM
Subject: Some Toronto Guys
Got back my first roll of Portra bw today, and low and behold,
Please reply Yes if this message gets through.
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Hi, Jeff,
Taken with the MX. The one of you was with the Soligor f2.5-3.5 35-70. I
can't remember which lens I took Dave with...
I only took one or two pictures with the Mat, and that roll is still in the
camera.
And, of course you're photogenic. At least with an LX in front of your face
yes
Jody wrote:
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Frank, NICE shots !
Wow...
If you didn't say MX I would have said When did Frank get an M6 ? :)
Cool :)
I'm sure there'll be a lot to go around the table with at the next meet
Cheers,
Dave
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15% to Jean Co.
Jeff
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Sent: Friday, May 31, 2002 9:28 PM
Subject: Re: GS645 arrived. Boy did I get stung.
I'm not looking forward to seeing the bill when I
order lights fom
the south .
--- Jeff [EMAIL
No.
Jeff
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Depends on where the wife's bridal shower is:
I personally adore the Toronto Brick Works (on Bayview extension just north
of the DVP on ramps) or Todmorden Mills (on Pottery Road just across from
Fantasy Farm).
There's always Mount Pleasant Cemetary - that's got great grave monuments
that 1)
If you didn't say MX I would have said When did Frank get an M6 ? :)
Isn't the M6 a sub machine gun?
Good shooting.
Jeff
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Ok, so now I have confirmation that the no mail option
is working and I have done everything correctly.
Thanks Bill (Robb).
I have effectively been off-list for quite some time
now. I miss you guys. Just wanted to catch up and tell
you what has been happening in my life.
I haven't had any
Depends on where the wife's bridal shower is:
I personally adore the Toronto Brick Works (on Bayview extension just
north
of the DVP on ramps) or Todmorden Mills (on Pottery Road just across from
Fantasy Farm).
Sounds interesting.
There's always Mount Pleasant Cemetary - that's got great
I had this happen with my MZ-5n, affecting 2 rolls of film. After I got the
first one back, and had finished with the second I gave the pressure plate
a good dusting, and brushed all the dust out of the film chamber. Now give
the inside camera a once over with the blower brush every time I
I need help with what I hope will be a simple repair. I can not activate
the shutter by pushing down on the shutter release button with out firing
the camera. Is there an easy (I hope) fis for this? I do have an extra
body I can use as a part donor.
Thanks,
Jim Fellows
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Well, ask and ye shall receive!!! You PDML people are GOOD!
Red Wings win by the unimaginable score of 7-0.
Thanks to one and all.
Next stop, Carolina. I'm optimistic that I shan't need to call once again
on the mighty rooting power of the PDML. I remember some stinging upsets
though (darn
In a message dated 5/31/2002 5:29:38 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
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Do any of the newer autofocus cameras, like the MZ-5n, ZX-7, M-S offer
mechanical shutter speeds along the lines of the LX ox ME-S, or are they
completely unusable when the batteries die?
I dont
Had a gig doing Renaissance music at an elementary school in
Springfield, VA this afternoon. While I was there I picked
up a flier for something happening tomorrow and Sunday that
ought to have one or two good pictures in it somewhere. I'm
not going to be able to get to it, but I figured I'd
Congrats on the win, Cory!
I don't know who to cheer for in the finals. Carolina beat my team (my beloved
Habs), so traditionally, I cheer the team that beats mine to go all the way.
OTOH, I love to see original 6 teams win. There's the Scottie Bowman factor
(greatest coach ever? well, maybe
Here's a few sample scans using
6X7 transparencies with the
epson 2450.
Film - Fujichrome 100/1000 125
Camera - P67
Lens - 105 2.4 SMCT
Exposure - 1/250 f11
Scanned at 2400ppi and resized for web.
I think they look very nice quality
wise. Cant wait till I get the 1280
printer
Geez, Dave,
What are you drinking tonight? ;-)
Thanks for the remarks,
frank
David Chang-Sang wrote:
Frank, NICE shots !
Wow...
If you didn't say MX I would have said When did Frank get an M6 ? :)
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The optimist thinks this is the best of all possible worlds. The pessimist
fears it is
The MX is almost as loud as a machine gun when I use the Winder! g
-frank
Jeff wrote:
Isn't the M6 a sub machine gun?
Good shooting.
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fears it is true. -J. Robert
Oppenheimer
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sorry you had to hit the road -- hope it all works out for better.
looking forward to seeing your site updates.
best of luck,
mishka
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It is But the MX can be converted to hold 100ft rolls
and a ( 5 I
think ) fps winder, much higher shot per second rate
than the old
grease gun.
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If you didn't say MX I would have said When did
Frank get an M6 ? :)
Isn't the M6 a sub machine gun?
Good
heres one that shows texture nicely.
Critical focus was on the first trestle
with the keep off sign:
http://jcoconnell.com/temp/pier1s.jpg
JCO
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Happy trails, hope you settle into a new abode before the cold weather
arrives again. I've bookmarked your website so I look forward to checking
your progress.
Regards,
Anthony Farr
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True, I haven't used your cameras. :-)
I was speaking from experience with a ZX-5n, ZX-M, Super Programs, P30t
and P3n (I've haven't had a battery failure on my ME Super or 2 ME's).
The ZX's and Super Programs have always let me shoot 1-2 rolls after
first indication of battery low. But this
Buckley's cough syrup...
Got a chest cold... so I'm staying in and just finished my first roll of
Delta 3200 pushed to 6400...
Should be interesting
Dave
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Congratulations. It's a great lens. My favorite among the Pentax 35mm primes.
Paul
E. Kragtwijk wrote:
Thanks Fred!
I just ordered the 85/1.8 at Boz.
Eric
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