Hi,
Friday, February 21, 2003, 5:05:19 AM, you wrote:
In the middle of the worst drought in living memory my SO sits out in
the backyard the other day and finds not one four leaf clover...but one
4 and a five leaf clover. And too think, St Pat's day is still almost a
month away...
Pentax made som smc diopter correction adapters suitable for the viewfinder
eyepiece of the LX, ME, ME-super Anybody knows if they are still in
stock somewhere. I need -2.5.
Peter Smekal
Uppsala, Sweden
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Graywolf is fine but tired and very busy with training (see his journals).
I have spoken to him (via email) recently.
I think that the list was taking to much time for him right now but I am
sure that he will be back!
Alan Abbott
Those who do not learn from Dilbert are doomed to repeat it.
I
Rüdiger Neumann a écrit:
#6 Superimposition of the AF focal point
[ 1 ] Enable
[ 2 ] Disable
On the MZ-S, PF #5 [2] can link AE AF point.
Michel
http://www3.telus.net/wlachan/zoomvsfixed.jpg
Zoom at the long end, f4, Reala, Z-1p (2s MLU), tripod.
regards,
Alan Chan
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sharp lens
ignore the photosig chosen lens this was with the 90mm
any constructive comments on how to imporve the shot
Dear all,
The official sample images taken with the SMC version of Optio 550 can be
found in the following links (large files):
http://www.digital.pentax.co.jp/ja/optio550/ex_01.jpg
http://www.digital.pentax.co.jp/ja/optio550/ex_02.jpg
http://www.digital.pentax.co.jp/ja/optio550/ex_03.jpg
Not
And would you attach your LX (or MZ-S or *ist) or
your personal flagship
to such a remote system? It's kind of hazardous, I
would think.
What is your most outstanding
weird/dangerous-construction picture?
More than likely if I turn up at home with any kind of camera I face a
grilling
Dear all,
Pentax has sent out press release that they are going to organize new
products release and explanation shows from 25 Feb to 7 March in 8 cities
in Japan.
The major new products to be shown are:
Digital camera - Optio S, Optio550, and other new products
Film camera - *ist, FAJs
Tosh!
You cannot pigeon-hole people like this. It's all in your mind.
Hi,
Did not think anyone would take this so seriously!
If it bothered you, I only apologize.
And I no loner drive Subaru, and I do have Canon and Nikon (but I do use
Macs:-).
Cheers,
Ken
Ken, I don't think I've ever
BTW, folks, it occurred to me after seeing this post that I might have
touched other people's nerve too. Not intended :-).
I was only chiming in with the original post which I thought was the obvious
tongue-in-cheek.
But my description probably sounded too serious. I at least said some so
that
Actually, I am NOT impressed - AT ALL!
The images seem to be either wyyy too soft, or oversharpened in
software. There is very little detail resolution to my mind and a lot
of noise. I don't know what ISO setting was used - look at the blue
background in the top left of pic2, or the hair in
Hmm.. that's odd. But here is the link to the image directly:
http://www.pentax.co.jp/japan/news/2003/gif/200309.gif
Many thanks, Lawrence. I still can not acess the picture from the first link
you gave me, but the second one worked.
Thanks again,
ukasz
I don't think any manufacturer in the U.S. has made any mercury filled
thermometers for quite a while. It's probably an Environmental
Protection Agency thing.
That may well slop over to any other industrial product, such as
mercury switches.
Thing is, once mercury gets into the environment, it
Alan wrote:
AC http://www3.telus.net/wlachan/zoomvsfixed.jpg
AC Zoom at the long end, f4, Reala, Z-1p (2s MLU), tripod.
As expected, the 200/2.8 is better, mainly due to colour aberration
of 70-210/4.
Any particular point you're trying to make?
Servus, Alin
Paul Franklin Stregevsky wrote:
J. C. O'Connell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
ebay doesnt allow that. they ended a bunch of my auctions
one time for doing that.
I take back all the nice things I just wrote about Shaun's bright idea. :)
For some reason, Shaun's attempt to turn the rules
Iren wrote:
IHC D-SLR is not mentioned in the press release and it is not know whether the
IHC wording other new products is a hint of it, in view of the close timing to
IHC PMA2003 and Japan Poto Expo on 14 March 2003.
I'm afraid this says it all about chances to see a PDSLR at PMA. :o[
So why would you not send it back to them? Drop it in the mail with a note -
Dummy, you were supposed to send an INTERNATIONAL Postal Money Order - pink
in color. Go back to the Post Office and get the right one!
Regards, Bob S.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Oh ..
I agree that they'd have to
Last year I tried getting some bike courier shots with my little
Minolta HiMatic F on my bike (while working). This is probably the best
of them:
http://www.urbancaravan.com/images/bike_couriers_life.JPG
Now that I have some wider lenses, I'd like to try some more, maybe to
get the handlebars
Still have for sale
Super Program in excellent condition
A50/1.4 in excellent condition
AF280T in G/VG condition
Winder MEII in G/VG condition
Asking $300 or B/O
Willing to split
PayPal OK
Contact me off list.
Jeff.
On 20 Feb 2003 at 21:47, Chris Brogden wrote:
On Thu, 20 Feb 2003 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Your buyers have to be really DUMB to send a US Postal Money Order
instead of an International US Postal Money Order.
Happened to me twice in a row, so now I specify in boldface in the
On 20 Feb 2003 at 22:51, Mike Johnston wrote:
This topic is now completely dominating the PDML. Which means that the PMA
news broke on Tuesday morning, and by Thursday evening we were once again
completely out of things to talk about.
Who wan'ts to talk about a *issy film camera with a *ark
On 21 Feb 2003 at 0:09, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Bruce raises a good point here. Imagine having identical cameras -- one with
film and one with digital. Makes for a nice one-two punch.. Vic
Don't rub it in, why do you think a some people own MZ-S bodies?
Rob Studdert
HURSTVILLE AUSTRALIA
Tel
On 20 Feb 2003 at 22:46, Chris Brogden wrote:
I probably will with large-denomination MO's, but that's going to turn off
a lot of buyers who don't want to wait a week for the MO to reach me, 4
weeks for it to clear, and then another week for their item. Whoever
suggested BidPay had a great
Also still for sale.
S3 with 55 f 1.8 and original cap.
Clip on meter for same,with case.
Everready case for camera found.
Condition is,in my questimate, 8+
Lens is clear,aperature blades smooth
Some minor dust in finder and on mirror.
Asking $60.00 US for both.
I can take MO(bank or postal
David A. Mann [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I'll suggest asteriskist, just to be difficult ;)
Among computer geeks, splat is just as common a name for '*'.
-tih
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At 08:43 AM 2/21/2003 +1000, jcoyle wrote:
Mark, my calculations are:
Both frames were shot at f13 on AV.
Your last frame of Velvia was shot at 1.5 seconds, + 1stop exposure
bracketing.
You then changed films to E100Vs, and changed the film speed rating to 100
(or let the system set it
It is compounds of Mercury that are the most environmentally dangerous. The
pure metal itself is non-toxic. How many children have bitten thermometers
and swallowed a glob over the years? The metal needs to be in ionic form to
be toxic, Mercuric Iodide - very nasty, the chloride also bad, the
They definitely say, under the heading 'Digital Cameras': Optio S,
Optio550, 'and also new products'.
I suppose they could mean the 450 and the 33L, but I choose not to think
so...
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From: Iren Henry Chu [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 21 February 2003 11:06
To:
Begin Original Message
From: Mike Johnston [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thu, 20 Feb 2003 19:09:21 -0600
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: OT: Quiz (was Re: More on the *ist
Commun*ist!
g
--Mike
Not quite that extreme. :-)
http://www.self-gov.org/quiz.html
See where you
At 03:12 PM 2/16/2003 +, Paul Stenquist wrote:
Mark Cassino bought one of Nathan's like new LXen and had to send it to
Pentax twice. (I do like Nathan's. He sold me a new in box 165/4 LS for
$375. But there's no telling with an LX. CLA is a must.) I did see a
very nice LX with a 50/1.2 and
Jose and Bob,
thanks. Yes I know about the adjustable. I was mainly thinking of using it
with ME or ME-super. I'll check with BH or try ebay.
Peter,
It appears that BH Photo out of New York still stocks Diopters
Eyepieces for Pentax Cameras. I did not notice a -2.5, but they do carry
a -2 and
-Original Message-
From: Matti Etelapera [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
3. FAJ 18-35mm along with the DSLR. Don´t know the
aperature range.
Wasn´t this lens rumored a year ago or so (well not the FAJ
version)?
An FAJ super wide Zoom?! I guess if it's cheap it'll be good for
sales, but
Thanks for the news, Matti.
1.) A competitively priced DSLR based on the *ist sound good to me - I
do not have that much money to spend
2.) I am happy that my K and M lenses still will be supported
3.) The news on a FAJ 18-35 is not so good - maybe it does not even
cover the full frame?
Bruce, don't you know? Scandinavia is Pentax's select focus
group. Besides, my wife, 100% Scandinavian heritage, says the most
beautiful women in the world are Scandinavian! Now what in the h_ll that
has to do with anything I don't know.
DG
At 11:13 AM 2/21/03 -0500, you wrote:
What is
Pentax made som smc diopter correction adapters suitable for the viewfinder
eyepiece of the LX, ME, ME-super Anybody knows if they are still in
stock somewhere. I need -2.5.
Peter Smekal
Peter, you probably know that the eyepiece is already at -1.
With the Spotmatic, you could have a
sharp lens
ignore the photosig chosen lens this was with the 90mm
any constructive comments on how to imporve the shot
Any URL, adphoto? g
Fred
2. He told me that both cameras (DSLR and *ist) are fully
compatible with K/M -lenses. For me, seeing is believing...
Woo hoo, bet they will still argue like carzy over this statement
though...
What? Argue? Here on the PDML? ;-)
I think that the PDML server must be located in Missoura -
Nothing, and that's why it's on the PDML.
BR
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Besides, my wife, 100% Scandinavian heritage, says the most beautiful
women in the world are Scandinavian! Now what in the h_ll that has to
do with anything I don't know.
* Warning - Tabloid alliteration follows *
http://members.iinet.net.au/~celsim/tripod/tripod.jpg
Why not turn your trusty tripod into a terrific toddler training tower?
Simply turn the centre column around and you have a sturdy support that tiny
tykes love when learning to stand.
Studies
Back when I was a kid, that zoo had BIG animals too like lions and
tigers and bears, and woolly mammoths.
BR
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
However, before I head back for warmer weather, my intentions are to at least
make it to the Prospect Park Zoo on Sunday (they open at 10am) in hopes of
All,
Bear with my thinking here. I have pretty much moved away from
serious 35mm shooting. Medium Format has taken over that slot quite
fully. So my 35mm gear is mostly idle. It gets used in a more PS
environment or when the big camera is not appropriate. I am also
planning on buying the
As expected, the 200/2.8 is better, mainly due to colour
aberration of 70-210/4.
But I'd say that the A 70-210/4 did OK, considering that it's an
inexpensive zoom and the FA* 200/2.8 is a very expensive prime.
Fred
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From: Fred [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
As expected, the 200/2.8 is better, mainly due to colour
aberration of 70-210/4.
But I'd say that the A 70-210/4 did OK, considering that it's an
inexpensive zoom and the FA* 200/2.8 is a very expensive prime.
Yeah, the
On Thu, 20 Feb 2003, Collin Brendemuehl wrote:
I recently got a Fujinon 135/5.6 4x5 lens from them. When they say
Bargain, well, it certainly was.
I feel this way about Adorama (I've had issues with KEH that they never
seemed to care about, I will only buy from them if its something I really
Well, the midnight-sun, the nordic sceneries, the rational minds, the
enlightened social systems, and the affinity with the Japanese! ;-)
What is it about Scandinavia that makes it the hotbed of Pentax news?
And their attraction to Pentax?
BR
Peter Smekal
Uppsala, Sweden
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Thanks Mark!
I actually had forgotten how nice it was - just the right size for a night
shirt...
Thanks so much for keeping it this long and remembering whose it was! :)
Best,
ann
Bruce wrote:
BD Any thoughts?
Bruce, wait until the digital slr is confirmed. Otherwise you'll end
up with an *ist that missed its purpose.
Servus, Alin
BD Any thoughts?
Bruce, wait until the digital slr is confirmed. Otherwise you'll end
up with an *ist that missed its purpose.
I'd take Alin's advice, Bruce and wait just a little bit longer. If you
finally decide to sell the MZ-S, and wouldn't mind splitting the package, I
think I'd buy
-Original Message-
From: Bruce Dayton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
it seems like it would make sense to sell the MZ-S
and pick up the film *ist now and then later get the digital twin.
Any thoughts?
Yeah, don't by the film *ist until the digital version hits the shelves.
I (and
Alin,
Good point. My thoughts are that for my purposes even the film camera
alone would be a justified approach. The digital twin would be icing
on the cake.
Thanks for your thoughts.
Bruce
Friday, February 21, 2003, 9:37:22 AM, you wrote:
AF Bruce wrote:
BD Any thoughts?
AF Bruce,
frank theriault wrote:
Last year I tried getting some bike courier shots with my little
Minolta HiMatic F on my bike (while working). This is probably the best
of them:
http://www.urbancaravan.com/images/bike_couriers_life.JPG
Now that I have some wider lenses, I'd like to try some more,
Cesar is going to get that LX Ti and put snake skin on it.
Will it come true ... we'll just have to wait and see.
:)
Collin
Hi all,
The Canon G3 has convinced me to go all digital, and, yes, to go with
Canon. And so I'm offering the following for sale to the group before
turning to ebay on Sunday.
1. Totally mint Black FA77mm/f1.8 Limited complete with caps, softcase,
original box. There aren't many of these
At 8:13 AM -0500 2/20/03, David Chang-Sang wrote:
I know, with respect to local (Toronto) computer stores, all the prices they
publish are cash prices. If you want to pay by C/C then it costs 3% more.
It's been done in the computer business for years.
What kills me is when Ebay whines that it's
I acquired a fifth LX in an exchange and don't need it. SN 5304xxx
Has had new shutter curtains and all required mirror parts changed 16
months ago and received another CLA 4 weeks ago for a problem with
slow speeds. Performs perfectly. Has still 5 months on the
warranty. General shape is
That's why I think some of the photos are of preproduction models
(along with things like misalignment of graphics and a few others).
Dan Scott
On Friday, February 21, 2003, at 10:05 AM, Rob Brigham wrote:
And here they both have SMC markings...
CBWaters asked: If a person had a roll of Fuji Superia X-Tra 800 and really
needed a bit more speed, could said person who is too cheap,lazy, and
unprepared to buy faster film just tell the camera (MZ-5N) that it's something
faster, shoot the roll and have it processed?
Yes you can.
Take this
Pentax AF200T flash. Good condition, works fine. $20
Asahi Bellowscope, screwmount. Good condition, no leaks. $20
Carl Shipman's How to Select and Use Pentax SLR Cameras. 1984 edition, covers
LX, MX, Super Program, Program Plus, ME Super, K1000, and Auto 110 Super.
Fair condition, front cover
Calling all Kentuckians, Digests have stopped again
--Mike, from the sound-proof booth
P.S. The next Sunday Morning Photographer is about Pentax again...oh
boy...oh no g
Mike Johnston
See The Sunday Morning Photographer, my weekly online column about
photography at any
Cesar is going to get that LX Ti and put snake skin on it.
Snakeskin ?!? Well, we'll just have to do a Denial of Service
attack on whatever mail server he would use to try to sneak in an
eBay snipe, that's all... Snakeskin ?!?
;-)
Fred
Yup. Already waved a chicken at it. It's running again.
Doug
At 04:25 PM 2/21/03, you wrote:
Calling all Kentuckians, Digests have stopped again
--Mike, from the sound-proof booth
P.S. The next Sunday Morning Photographer is about Pentax again...oh
boy...oh no g
Mike Johnston
Hi Paul,
Bond Imaging will do Lamda prints onto b/w paper, which is nice.
My experiience is that there is no real much difference between a lamda
print at 200dpi and a pegasus at 250. The max res. of the pegasus is 250dpi,
but the lamda will go to 400, at thus res. there is more fine detail, but
Ann wrote:
Anyway, I missed the
deadline -
how many more of us also did?
I did -- wasn't feeling well for several days back.
Is the pool back on?
FA 117 1:2.6 Limited
21 viewing degree
8 elements in 6 groups
49mm filter
regards,
Alan Chan
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From: Matt Greene
Subject: unsubscribe
You'd think after the sixth or so time, he'd know how to do this..
WW
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From: Alan Chan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Is the pool back on?
FA 117 1:2.6 Limited
21 viewing degree
8 elements in 6 groups
49mm filter
What are you putting up?
http://www.bigdayphoto.com/limited.html
Should we start over again?
tv
What are you putting up?
http://www.bigdayphoto.com/limited.html
Should we start over again?
Yes. You still have a URL for it?
Steve Larson
Redondo Beach, California
tv wrote:
Is the pool back on?
tv
Yup, I know that. I'm asking what the difference is between US postal
money orders and US postal international money orders. Why not just print
one up and use it for both domestic and international payments?
Cheers,
chris
On Fri, 21 Feb 2003, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Chris,
There are
Oh how I wish it was THAT easy :-)
Mind you.. I do plan on heading to BH later this year to pick up a lens and
some accesories that would cost me dearly up here in the PRC (Peoples
Republic Of Canada) ;-)
Cheers,
Dave
-Original Message-
From: Paul Stenquist [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Fri, 21 Feb 2003 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
US Postal Money Orders:
1) Domestic use: Good only in the USA. Cost US$.80 at any US Post
Office. Negotiable at Banks, Currency Exchanges, local branches of
the US Post Office. Pale green color. Federal offense to counterfeit
these. Mail it
Paul Stenquist wrote:
When those of us in Detroit want to buy something in Canada -- like say
Cuban cigars -- we head sout toward Canada, drive through the tunnel,
buy the cigars, put them somewhere where they're hidden but it doesn't
look like we were trying to hide them, and drive back through
On Fri, 21 Feb 2003, William Robb wrote:
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From: Matt Greene
Subject: unsubscribe
You'd think after the sixth or so time, he'd know how to do this..
WW
Just be patient. It should be fun to see what name he subscribes under
next time.
chris
I've seen them for sale. Manufacture is probably restricted in some way.
At 01:26 PM 2/21/2003 +1000, you wrote:
I don't think so, mercury switches are probably banned here in North
America.
North of the Rio Grande at least.
Mercury thermometers too?
Rob Studdert
HURSTVILLE AUSTRALIA
Tel
http://www.photo.net/photodb/presentation.tcl?presentation_id=191087
http://www.dpreview.com/news/0302/03021903finepixf700.asp
So this 6MP camera Fuji is raving about is actually a 3MP one with each
individual photodiode divided into two smaller segments. Rght.
Mike, if you can trust a company who brags about delivering 6.2 million
recorded pixels and
Support of soft lenses doesn't imply any such thing. I'm willing to believe
that KM lenses are supported as there is now information that states that
explicitly but stop down metering is not full support.
At 05:37 PM 2/21/2003 +0200, you wrote:
Mark Roberts wrote:
For some reason, a lot of
Hi gang,
I think my MZ-S may have a focusing problem. Everytime I use autofocus the
object isn't criticaly sharp. I mean, when I switch to manual focus and turn
the focusing ring a bit (maybe a milimeter) to the right (i.e. set a bit
longer distance) it is noticeably sharper. It's a small yet
The first thing I'd suggest is to have slides made using both autofocus
and manual focus, and see which is sharper. You may need a dioptre
setting that falls between two of the pre-supplied settings.
chris
On Sat, 22 Feb 2003, [iso-8859-2] £ukasz Kacperczyk wrote:
Hi gang,
I think my MZ-S
The first thing I'd suggest is to have slides made using both autofocus
and manual focus, and see which is sharper.
I guess I'll have to do this.
You may need a dioptre
setting that falls between two of the pre-supplied settings.
It's quite possible, the last time I checked my left eye (the
Just an idea, but...try setting the diopter while looking at a blank
subject, such as the sky or a plain wall and using the diopter setting to
get the AF and spot circle indicators sharp.
Bill
- Original Message -
From: ukasz Kacperczyk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent:
Just an idea, but...try setting the diopter while looking at a blank
subject, such as the sky or a plain wall and using the diopter setting to
get the AF and spot circle indicators sharp.
And that's the problem - they *are* sharp! The info in the viewfinder
(aperture, shutter, etc.) is also
On Sat, 22 Feb 2003, Lukasz Kacperczyk wrote:
You may need a dioptre
setting that falls between two of the pre-supplied settings.
It's quite possible, the last time I checked my left eye (the one I
use for focusing) needed +0.75. Still, I don't think I'd be able to
find such a correction
Possibly not, but in that case you'll just have to set it to the closest
approximate setting and trust the autofocus to do its job properly.
Hopefully an $800 US camera can be trusted to do that. :)
I certainly hope so :-) Though the difference will probably be only visible
when using open
I use an old XR-2 from time to time, usually with an A 50 f 1.4. Very
solid, decent camera.
- MCC
At 01:49 PM 2/19/2003 -0500, Collin Brendemuehl wrote:
And which bodies are you using?
Some of them seem pretty well-built, like the KR-5 KR-10.
Some seem pretty mediocre.
Recommendations?
Collin
Does anyone know for sure which K-mount lenses cannot be used on the
MZ-series bodies? I've had a Ricoh AR lens (I think) lock onto the mount
permanently of one MZ body, but are there other lenses that do the same
thing? I'm asking because I have a customer with a Ricoh body that can
use the A
Hi all,
As I noted in a previous post, I suspect that black and white is better
served (at least so far) by film. Why this is so I'd love to hear some
speculation on by such folks as Mike. But let's say it is. Then going all
digital doesn't mean leaving film. It just means that color is better
Was that an organically grown free range chicken or the regular supermarket
variety,
enquiring minds want to know.
At 04:38 PM 2/21/2003 -0500, you wrote:
Yup. Already waved a chicken at it. It's running again.
Doug
At 04:25 PM 2/21/03, you wrote:
Calling all Kentuckians, Digests have
Chris,
There are money orders and there are POSTAL money orders. Any bank or
currency exchange or grocery store can write me a money order. It is an
instrument for poor people without checking accounts. They can use them to
pay bills or send money. It assures the recipient with the
The Ricoh program lenses have a small spring loaded pin / contact on them
that snaps into the hole on the body where the Pentax autofocus drive shaft
sits. Once in there, it's locked in pretty tight.
To see if the lens will be a problem, position it so that the red mounting
guide mark is
Thanks for the clarification! Now I have a sense of how MO's work in the
US.
chris
On Fri, 21 Feb 2003 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Chris,
There are money orders and there are POSTAL money orders. Any bank or
currency exchange or grocery store can write me a money order. It is an
Thanks for the info!
chris
On Fri, 21 Feb 2003, Mark Cassino wrote:
The Ricoh program lenses have a small spring loaded pin / contact on them
that snaps into the hole on the body where the Pentax autofocus drive shaft
sits. Once in there, it's locked in pretty tight.
To see if the lens
Henry wrote:
Digital camera - Optio S, Optio550, and other new
products
Film camera - *ist, FAJs (28-80, 75-300), 67II 61
limited, FA645zoom 150-300
Note under film cameras there's a mention of a 67II
61 Limited.
Is this a 61mm limited lens for the 67II?
Peter
On Friday, February 21, 2003, at 07:29 PM, Peter Alling wrote:
I've seen them for sale. Manufacture is probably restricted in some
way.
At 01:26 PM 2/21/2003 +1000, you wrote:
I don't think so, mercury switches are probably banned here in
North America.
North of the Rio Grande at least.
NEVER MIND!!!
See this link:
http://www.pentax.co.jp/japan/info/672-61limited/
--- Peter Jansen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Henry wrote:
Digital camera - Optio S, Optio550, and other new
products
Film camera - *ist, FAJs (28-80, 75-300), 67II 61
limited, FA645zoom 150-300
Note under
From Fuji's press release:
New Digital Camera Back with 20.8 Million Total Pixels Super CCD
Fujifilm will announce the development of a new state-of-the-art
medium format digital camera back for professional use. The back is
equipped with Fujifilm's newly developed 20.8 million total pixels
This may be a stupid question, but . . .
I am assuming that the diopter adjustment on my camera works in this
manner: If I am nearsighted and my eyeglass prescription is -2.00, then
I set the diopter adjustment to the -2.00 setting? Likewise if I am
farsighted at +1.0, then I set the diopter
Yup. Already waved a chicken at it. It's running again.
Doug
At 04:25 PM 2/21/03, you wrote:
Calling all Kentuckians, Digests have stopped again
--Mike, from the sound-proof booth
The spell worked. All is well.
--Mike, back from the Beyond-the-PDML
I think they're trying to get rid of them. e.g. In Hudson County, NJ,
residents can bring their mercury-based fever thermometers to the
municipal recycling program and exchange them for electronic ones.
On Friday, February 21, 2003, at 08:29 PM, Peter Alling wrote:
I've seen them for sale.
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