Cotty escribió:
. I wanted to be associated with a
discerning elite, not a gang of ruffians.
Then why are you here at the PDML? ;-)
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John Celio escribió:
Hopefully the technician didn't
shoehorn a Sigma motor in there somehow. ;)
Sigma uses ring motors in their HSM lenses. They are better than than
the micro motors Pentax use in SDM lenses, I'm afraid.
Carlos
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Adam Maas escribió:
Is Pentax using Micromotors in all SDM lenses? Or just the dual-drive
DA*'s and the 17-70.
Note that ring-motors aren't inherently better, they're potentially
faster and have full-time manual focus built-in, at a major cost in
size. Micro-motors are much smaller.
eckinator escribió:
q...@all: is it generally an ok choice or had i better save up for sump'n
else and if so then what?
I have an M 50 mm. 1.4 and an F 50 mm. 1.7. Like Godfrey said, the F 1.7
is better wide open and up to 2.8, and it is also AF and an A lens.
The M 1.4 is better built,
paul stenquist escribió:
Wendy Beard's truck was stolen in Montreal with four of her dogs on board. Send
good thoughts her way. Hopefully, the police will recover it while it's still
on the road.
Paul
That's really bad news. I hope she recovers her dogs safe and sound (and
also her
P N Stenquist escribió:
Wendy reports that the dogs have been found.
That's a good end for a sad story. Thanks for the news, Paul.
Carlos
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P. J. Alling escribió:
I don't think that Ho Chi Min City is quite as welcoming to ex-pat's as
it used to be.
Quite wrong, HCMC is a lively city and a great place to stay for any
foreign visitors, although I prefer Hanoi.
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Thibouille escribió:
http://www.amateurphotographer.co.uk/news/Samsung_K_mount_adapter_on_show_news_295199.html
Last paragraph. ROTFL.
The article was written by Damien Demolder, the most clueless camera
reviewer that I know of (even worse than Ken Rockwell), so that last
paragraph isn't
Excellent work, Subash. A very nice gallery.
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Excellent, as usual. It is always a pleasure to browse your galleries, Luka.
Carlos
Luka Knezevic-Strika escribió:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/tamoneki/3867754586/
pentax spotmatic sp II
super takumar 135 2.5
fuji 100
nikon ls-1000
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I have several lenses and a camera body which I don't use nowadays and
would like to sell:
smc Pentax-DA 18-55 mm. 3.5-5.6 (version 1). Like new in box, with both
caps and hood. 40 euros.
SMC Pentax-F 80-200 mm. 4.7-5.6 AF. In excellent condition, black
version, front and back caps. 60
Adam Maas escribió:
Just picked up a *istDS, good condition, for $150. Didn't need another
camera but at that price I couldn't resist.
Question for anybody using Adaptall-2 kit on their Pentax's, I've got
a proper KA adapter but it doesn't seem to pass aperture info to the
body. I'm
http://www.elpais.com/articulo/cultura/Guerra/Civil/Cartier-Bresson/elpepicul/20100514elpepicul_1/Tes
Carlos
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Doug, if you put that Paypal button on the PDML page, I'll contribute.
You have been working hard to keep the list alive and at the very least
we should support your effort by sharing the costs.
I'm sorry to know that you have been going through difficult times. I am
also in dire straits, not
I have just seen the Donate button on the page. Done.
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mike wilson escribió:
Doug Brewer wrote:
I love The List, though, and I want to remain somewhat relevant. So
I'm going to add, assuming I get permission from our hosting company,
a paypal donate button to the pdml.net home page.
What a bargain. Feel free to use any excess for
El 25/06/2010 11:19, eckinator escribió:
Go take a look
http://antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/
Cheers
Ecke
Thanks for the link, Ecke. The photo is fascinating indeed and makes me
remember Vladimir Bartol's novel Alamut which I read about 20 years ago.
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El 25/06/2010 19:44, eckinator escribió:
TY Carlos - `should I read that book?
Cheers
Ecke
I don't dare to say that you should, Ecke, but it is excellent
reading, at least for my taste.
Carlos
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El 08/07/2010 18:26, Ann Sanfedele escribió:
eckinator wrote:
grab the driver cd, connect the scanner, re-install driver and
software over the existing install, also check epson service web for a
newer drv/sw version
good luck
ecke
actually - I did that... afterwhich I couldn't find
El 08/07/2010 22:20, P N Stenquist escribió:
ce.
Good for you. It's not often that bystanders will stand up for the
oppressed. Bravo!
Ditto, good for you Ecke.
Carlos
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Thanks everyone! I think this is a well deserved triumph for an
excellent generation of football players.
Carlos
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David J Brooks escribió:
Well, it looks like its time to do something about my 8 year old MDG
P4 computer.
Its been acting up again the last few weeks, not booting. It does
after a number of reboots. I get a boot fail, system halted, or a full
DOS screen with all my memory numbers and a few
David J Brooks escribió:
After processing 22 Nef files and saving as +- 2.5K jpeg files for
printing, all i can say is,, if i;'m going
to shoot Raw for the better part, I'm going to need a newer computer.
The USB 1.1 external HD's running through LR and saving on C drive is
painfully slow.
Boris Liberman escribió:
There is another Sigma lens, one which I would buy in an instant if I
find a good sample - AF 24/2.8 Macro II. I had this one borrowed from
a friend. Wonderful optic. Read somewhere that it was either
co-developed or co-produced or co-something with Leica. As sharp
I'm really sorry about the demise of your cat/friend. I have been
through the same a pair of months ago, and also lost my dear dog in
April, it still hurts a lot (to say the least) and miss them both. Your
Webster seemed to be a good boy and companion, and the portrait is very
nice.
Carlos
Hopefully you are on your way to a complete recovery. My best wishes, an
I hope you enjoy the happiness of being back to a healthier state.
Carlos
Walter Hamler escribió:
The last three weeks have been maybe the most miserable of my 67
years, I had a suspected heart attack the 13th and after
You need to set both the camera and the lens to MF, as if you don't you
will end damaging the in-camera AF motor. If you only use the lens
clutch, it isn't like on Pentax FA* lenses, on which you only need to
push backwards the focusing ring to disengage AF.
Carlos
Larry Colen escribió:
Larry Colen escribió:
Because the manual focus on it feels horrible. It's lumpy getting
stiff with every rotation of the auto focus drive screw, then loose on
the other half. This also sort of makes it tough to focus accurately if
the focus point is where it doesn't want to turn.
If the
I have been saving for the last few months in order to buy a portrait
lens, and finally I have made my mind and thought that the 77 limited
would be my best bet. But with the recent price hikes, I am afraid I
can't afford buying it new, so if one of you is thinking about selling
this lens in
SV Hovland escribió:
Mine is for sale in Norway for NOK 6.500,- (€800,-). That is about 35% off the new
in shop price in Norway, but perhaps to close to European prices? A cheaper
alternative would be DA70/2,4 Limited.
Thanks for your answer. Prices around here (EU) are cheaper, in spite
Besides the excellent 16-45 that some people suggested, there is the FA
20-35. Small, AF and high IQ too, though you would have to look for a
second hand one.
The Voigtländer 58mm 1.4 seems an excellent choice for an 85mm
equivalent, but I think it will be hard to focus it accurately using
Bob W escribió:
Last one from the dance series:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/sobol/4408425512/in/set-721576117
97790203/
comments and critique are very welcome.
--Sasha
Nice.
Pedo?..
The picture is very nice, but pedo means fart in Spanish :-)
Carlos
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Larry Colen escribió:
I don't know this lens, but it's probably at least as good as the kit
lens, and a lot faster:
Apr 4 - Sigma 18-50mm f/2.8 EX DC Macro Lens for Pentax - $325 -
(oakland rockridge / claremont) pic photo/video
It is MUCH better than the kit lens. I've had one for
Rick Womer escribió:
The fog of war is responsible.
A poor excuse for war crimes. But the Iraq war has been, from the very
beginning, nothing but a war of aggression, as defined by the
Nuremberg court, and all resposible are, by all accounts, nothing less
than war criminals and mass
Adam Maas escribió:
I don't know this lens, but it's probably at least as good as the kit
lens, and a lot faster:
Apr 4 - Sigma 18-50mm f/2.8 EX DC Macro Lens for Pentax - $325 - (oakland
rockridge / claremont) pic photo/video
It is MUCH better than the kit lens. I've had one for more
El 29/04/2013 14:39, Toine escribió:
Shot in a zoo with the monkeys and people running free
http://www.flickr.com/photos/toinekuiper/8692339390/in/photostream/lightbox/
Q 06 zoom, f/2.8, 1/320 s, ISO 125, 44.7 mm
Toine
I am impressed, that's a very nice portrait.
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El 30/04/2013 3:54, Ann Sanfedele escribió:
Thanks - yes, I'm 76 - in generally good health but at least I think
they only kinda-sorta knock you out. I expect to be guided home
to fall asleep soon after the out-patient bit.
Good luck, Ann.
My mum had the same kind of surgery a few years ago.
El 04/05/2013 22:43, Mark Roberts escribió:
She emailed me after surgery. All went well and she's on the mend.
Thanks, that's really good news.
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I'm glad to know everything went smoothly, Ann. I wish you a speedy
recovery.
Carlos
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El 07/10/2013 23:50, Bill escribió:
On 07/10/2013 8:43 AM, Bruce Walker wrote:
Pssst:
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/2254722/PDML/K-3/PENTAX%20-%20K-3.html#!product-highlights
In case anyone missed it.
You are what is known as a God.
Thank you
bill
There is some more info in this
Good dog portrait, Walt. I also had a Great Pyrenees but she died 4 and
a half years ago. I still miss her a lot.
Carlos
El 09/11/2013 6:11, Walt escribió:
Here's a shot of the recently-departed Bentley, the Great Pyrenees of a
friend of mine. I went back through my collection and found it
El 20/11/2012 6:52, Igor Roshchin escribió:
Hi All:
About 2 months ago, there was a thread about FA35/2.
Interestingly, that while people have mentioned DA35/2.4, and a few
other 35s, nobody mentioned DA 35/2.8 macro.
How is DA 35/2.8 macro in comparison to either FA35/2 or DA35/2.4
(or even
El 14/03/2013 23:57, Steve Cottrell escribió:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kw_H-fH-Fuo
I have been thinking about getting a second-hand Fuji X100 or the new
X20, as I want/need a good quality semi-compact camera that I can take
everywhere when I don't want to carry a heavy DSLR. I am still
Thanks for your comments, Godfrey. In fact, I have been looking at the
possibility of buying a Ricoh GXR + A12 Leica mount unit, as now they
can be had for a lower and more attractive price and it is possible to
use my Pentax lenses with and adapter. But the bulk of the camera plus
the adapter
El 22/03/2013 15:31, Jack Davis escribió:
Why so quiet?
J
Sssshh
We are sleeping, don't make a noise.
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El 13/02/2014 5:19, Bill escribió:
After a decade at least of not running any sort of antivirus, I am
giving some thought to installing some sort of anti virus/spyware program.
What's the consensus on what is a good but not bloated AV program. The
last one I ran was a Norton program that was
Thanks for the interesting and thorough write up about the historical
background of the place now known as Ukraine, Dan. But I have to say
that the Economist article you have linked is nothing but their usual
russophobic stuff. They may pretend to be objective, but they say
nothing about the
El 27/03/2014 2:33, P.J. Alling escribió:
I though the K20D battery took a long time to fully charge.
Started to do some research and then decided ask the people who know.
I have a Meike battery grip for my K-7 (it is the same model for the
K-5, as they share the same camera body). It works
El 27/03/2014 2:33, P.J. Alling escribió:
I though the K20D battery took a long time to fully charge.
Started to do some research and then decided ask the people who know.
I'm sorry but the answer I gave in my previous message was all wrong, I
understood you wanted to know about third
The real story behind the picture might be a bit different, though.
See: http://gizmodo.com/5812924
El 21/06/2011 20:17, Christine Aguila escribió:
HAR! Cheers, Christine
- Original Message - From: Steven Desjardins drd1...@gmail.com
To: Pentax-Discuss Mail List pdml@pdml.net
Sent:
For the people who may be interested in plenoptic technology, some
months ago a group of Spanish investigators from the Canary Islands
showed a device which can turn any digital camera with interchangeable
lenses into a plenoptic camera.
You can read something about it here:
I'm sory about your loss, Mark. He reminds me of one of my cats, who
died last 28th of December, mine was smaller in size (it was a female),
but Zephyr's eyes and face are nearly identical to my cat's, she was
called Dona. We still miss her a lot.
El 29/06/2011 0:17, Mark Roberts escribió:
The Spanish site Quesabesde has just published a hands-on preview of the
Q. There is a lot of info, and even a video, but no samples so far (it
is a preproduction unit).
Carlos
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Oops, I forgot to include a link. Here it goes:
http://www.quesabesde.com/noticias/pentax-q-analisis-fotos-video,1_7779
The Spanish site Quesabesde has just published a hands-on preview of the
Q. There is a lot of info, and even a video, but no samples so far (it
is a preproduction unit).
El 12/07/2011 23:59, Jaume Lahuerta escribió:
Thanks Carlos,
The body feel and ergonomics surpassed their expectations, but they are worried
about the image quality that it will be able to achieve...
Regards,
Jaume
Only time will tell, Jaume. You can't expect APS-C sensor quality, but
El 29/07/2011 18:59, Steven Desjardins escribió:
The K5 is obvious for $1327. The DA* 16-50 is less obvious for $1500.
The K5 leaves me about 650-700 for a lens.
I suggest a Sigma 17-50 2.8 OS HSM. It is probably the best in its
category nowadays.
Carlos
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El 08/10/2014 6:15, Ann Sanfedele escribió:
I dropped it on the concrete when I was switching it off with the f2.8
manual lens. The leaves of the diaphram are now frozen in about f22
position... I think more is wrong as well but I haven't faced fiddling
I'm guessing buying a used one or
El 08/10/2014 15:45, Ann Sanfedele escribió:
Carlos - thanks...
I sure appreicate the offer, but I looked one up on ebay and it
weighs 15 ounces.. twice as much as the 18-55.. The K-5 with the
lens I have is already heavier than I can manage comfortably these
days. (Remembering the days when I
El 13/12/2014 15:16, Ralf R Radermacher escribió:
Hello all,
I'm thinking about replacing my trusted M 2/35 mm through a AF lens. A
look at Bojidar's website has taught me that the M has 7 elements in 7
groups while the FA and DA versions both have 6 elements in 5 groups
where one is an
El 14/12/2014 0:01, Henk Terhell escribió:
Ralf,
Don't know about the DA 2.4/35, but there are data on the M 2/35 and FA
2/35 on Yoshihiko's site
http://www.takinami.com/yoshihiko/photo/lens_test/pentax_35.html
The FA 2/35 is one of my favorite lens so I have no need for the DA
version.
The
El 14/12/2014 5:38, Christine Aguila escribió:
Hi Everyone:
Does anyone know of a waist level viewfinder that could be hooked up to the k3?
Is there even such a capability? I did a quick search and couldn't find
anything. Thought I'd give it a try here just in the off chance there is such s
El 26/12/2014 19:50, John escribió:
I hope she'll keep getting better better.
What John said. I wish your wife a speedy and complete recovery.
Carlos
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Very nice, as usual.
El 05/12/2010 15:46, DagT escribió:
http://www.thrane.name/page3/page7/files/page7-1000-full.html
K20D, DA15mm, 1/90s, f/5.6, ISO800
DagT
http://www.thrane.name/
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Thanks for the info, Ecke.
El 06/10/2010 11:53, eckinator escribió:
- SDM failure rates are monitored and do not exceed those of other components,
- Pentax is aware of the buzz about the issue but considers it unjustified,
- not every perceived failure necessarily is one. SDM motors hold a
El 24/10/2010 22:02, paul stenquist escribió:
I didn't find it the least bit entertaining. Sorry, but verbal abuse is not my
thing.
Paul
Very well said, Paul.
Carlos
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El 25/10/2010 17:38, Daniel J. Matyola escribió:
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/travel/picturegalleries/8085758/Landscape-Photographer-of-the-Year-2010-winning-pictures.html
After having looked at them, now I have an HDR indigestion.
Carlos
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Best of luck, John. Be back soon, and in a perfect health.
El 16/11/2010 17:06, John Sessoms escribió:
I have to go into the VA hospital in Durham, NC tomorrow morning for
prostate cancer surgery, so I'm going to be off-line for a while.
I hope to be back on-line by the weekend.
Y'all keep
Thanks Peter. I have downloaded it just in case. My main computer runs
Windows XP, but I have a backup computer with Win 2000 and that DLL
might be useful.
Carlos
El 16/11/2010 22:13, P. J. Alling escribió:
I thought I'd share this for anyone who really doesn't like being forced
to upgrade.
El 26/11/2010 19:51, eckinator escribió:
has anyone ever tried blocking the SDM contacts? I doubt that would
work though =(
Ecke
It doesn't work. On the other hand, on the K10D you can roll back its
firmware to a previous version, then SDM focusing is disengaged and the
camera uses the
El 02/12/2010 3:09, Luka Knezevic-Strika escribió:
A short photo-essay in diptychs from my trip to Austria and Romania:
http://www.lukaknezevicstrika.com/gallery.html (click on the first
slideshow - austria romania)
I am an admirer of your work, but this time I think there are only a few
I know this a completely off-topic question, but I bet there is someone
in the PDML who can help a friend of mine to solve his doubts. He's 75
and a computer illiterate. I've been helping him to grasp the basics of
Internet and Windows use since last summer. So far I've taught him how
to
El 16/03/2012 12:28, Derby Chang escribió:
DA70mm - when I got the K-5 I pulled out a bunch of much neglected K
lenses. DA70 somehow had taken one for the team, not being used for
maybe a year. The SDM had seized up, and manual focus felt most
unpleasant. CR Kennedy has quoted $88 for the
Thanks for your advice, Bruce. This is the kind of solution I was
looking at, but I wasn't completely sure whether it would work.
El 16/03/2012 13:56, Bruce Walker escribió:
MIDI is a world of weird, but I'd advise you/your friend to get one of these:
El 17/03/2012 0:07, Cotty escribió:
On 16/3/12, Carlos R., discombobulated, unleashed:
I have seen that MIDI to USB
converter cables are easy to find, but knowing nothing about MIDI my
questions are: What more is needed for his intended purpose?
A Mac. End of.
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El 16/03/2012 20:14, steve harley escribió:
on 2012-03-16 6:56 Bruce Walker wrote
He might consider someday moving up to a keyboard with a USB connector
that supports MIDI over USB. Pretty much the modern standard. Look
around the M-Audio site.
there are several USB-based keyboards that are
Daniel, of the lenses you mentioned I have the SMC-F 80-200mm 4.7-5.6
Its advantages are: lightweight, 49mm filter thread, internal zoom (the
lens doesn't change its length when zoomed), good IQ (though not
outstanding, but better than most people think), cheap price, metal lens
mount, fast
As I wrote some days ago, there is an independent tethering program
for Pentax cameras, including K7 and K5, developed by a Polish
programmer.
Here is the link, for the ones waiting for tethering support who want to try it.
https://sites.google.com/a/pentax.org.pl/tomaszkos/en/pk_tether
Carlos
El 09/02/2012 21:02, John Celio escribió:
I have an A 50mm 1.2 sitting around collecting dust. I don't have good
enough vision to focus manually with my K-5, and I don't trust the
focus indicator, so I rarely use the lens. After yesterday's
discussions of future lenses from Pentax and my
El 09/02/2012 22:40, John Celio escribió:
What would you do with a 50 1.2?
I'd keep the lens and use it. I still regret having sold mine. I've had
a bunch of 50mm. lenses, and the SMC-A 50mm. 1.2 has been the best by a
wide margin. I don't mean the others I've had or still have (M 50mm.
1.4,
El 24/08/2010 20:44, Rick Womer escribió:
The Bag Accumulation Project is entering a new chapter...
I'm looking for a light messenger-style shoulder bag to hold my K7 with 16-45,
10-17, 50-200, and maybe the 50/1.7. I like my Orion AW, but it can hold a lot
more than that and is bulky.
El 29/08/2010 10:50, Subash escribió:
hope you enjoy the photos and would love to hear what you think..
I have enjoyed your slide show, indeed. Excellent photos, it looks you
had a wonderful journey. You must be proud of your cycling achievements.
Carlos
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El 01/10/2010 17:43, William Robb escribió:
So they get to sell lots of parts and fixing it is a profit center for
the repair people, whomever they are.
The point I was trying to make, which seems to have been lost on you, is
that Pentax should be fixing dead AF motors in these lenses
El 02/10/2010 13:26, paul stenquist escribió:
What's DC? Have you had trouble with an SDM lens, Ecke? I know Robb and Celio
did. Has anyone else on the list had a failure? I'm genuinely curious.
I have three that SDM lenses I've used extensively since they were first
released, and they work
Thanks for your first hand knowledge, Stan and Paul. It seems to be a
very good teleconverter indeed.
Carlos
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Hi Stan. I suppose that the 1.4 extender you used with your 50-135 is
the new HD 1.4 converter. If that's the case, how do you find the
resulting IQ and focusing speed of the HD 1.4x + 50-135mm combo? I am
mulling the purchase of that converter to use it mainly with the
mentioned lens and your
Thanks for showing those pictures, Paul. Excellent photos and an even
better story to accompany them.
Carlos
On 6/5/2015 9:18 PM, paul stenquist wrote:
I taught English Lit and Composition at a very special place called Percy L.
Julian High School from 1975 to 1980. Prior to my years at
My deepest condolences, Paul. I am out of words to express my feelings,
but my thoughts are with you and your family.
Carlos
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El 30/10/2015 a las 0:37, Sandy Harris escribió:
My rig is rather similar. I have 21 Limited & DA 50 1.8. My current
body is a K100D, but I want to upgrade when budget allows.
I was thinking K-S2. Compared to K-01 it is over 100g heavier, but has
a viewfinder, articulated screen & built-in
El 13/12/2015 a las 18:40, Darren Addy escribió:
A little informal PDML survey...
Q: Are you right-handed or left-handed (or ambidextrous)
A:
Q: When you use a camera viewfinder, which eye do you put to the viewfinder?
A:
1- Right-handed.
2- Left eye.
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I'm sorry about your loss, John. My condolences, and take care of yourself.
El 03/01/2016 a las 4:28, John Coyle escribió:
For those who remember my earlier mentions of her, my daughter died this
morning Australian time,
after a comparatively short battle with cancer, at the age of 53.
Can't you use a 2.5' standard SSD? They are much cheaper now than they
used to be. Or a miniPCI express one? In case your present SSD uses such
interface.
Carlos
El 05/01/2016 a las 4:41, WILSON MICHAEL escribió:
I have an Acer Aspire One netbook with an 8Gig SSD. Apart from being terribly
I am sorry for that, Boris. My father also died in the same way when I
was very young (23) and living abroad at that time. Time will heal your
wounds for sure, but it is a slow process. Be patient and strong, and
enjoy your life as much as you can.
Carlos
El 05/01/2016 a las 20:20, Boris
I have a Meike battery grip for my K-7, the K-7/K-5/5II use the same
grip. Its build quality is quite good and works really well. The only
difference is that the original Pentax grip is weather sealed, as you
said, and the aperture and shutter speed wheels turn a bit more smoothly
in the
El 01/02/2016 a las 9:35, Rob Studdert escribió:
You can always access Gmail via imap then you can manage the folders
from within Thunderbird?
That's the way I do. I have 2 Gmail accounts, and manage them using
Thunderbird, one using IMAP and other POP, and it works quite well.
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I saw his pics in the Spanish edition of National Geographic. Impressive
technique and lots of post production work, but I find them empty,
meaningless and completelely devoid of interest.
Carlos
El 19/01/2016 a las 5:22, Alan C escribió:
I already saw the Serengeti one. I still can't figure
I have a K-7 and a K-S2, and the K-S2 is an enormous improvement on the
already good and reliable K-7, except for its louder shutter noise.
A late K-5 with bugs ironed or a K-5II/K-5IIs would be a very good
upgrade for you and I think it fits in your budget.
I think a new K-S2 would also be
El 08/03/2016 a las 3:48, Bill escribió:
On 3/7/2016 8:42 PM, P.J. Alling wrote:
That's the semi legendary A 15mm f3.5, based on it's cosmetics.
Right you are, Mr. Alling.
I had one of those, used a lot on film cameras, less on digital. Works
great, but it is such a big lens.
Carlos
When I had a pair of inkjet Epsoj printers, one of them found in the
street and successfully recovered using this software, I used this SSC
Service Utility to clean their heads with great results. It hasn't been
updated for very long and I don't know if it will work in present
Windows
El 08/03/2016 a las 13:25, Bill escribió:
On 3/8/2016 4:51 AM, Carlos R. wrote:
El 08/03/2016 a las 3:48, Bill escribió:
On 3/7/2016 8:42 PM, P.J. Alling wrote:
That's the semi legendary A 15mm f3.5, based on it's cosmetics.
Right you are, Mr. Alling.
I had one of those, used a lot
Very nice action picture, Jack. And a beautiful bird.
El 03/04/2016 a las 1:39, Jack Davis escribió:
Last visit of the season to any of the local wildlife refuges.
Perhaps better some action rather than just sitting on a limb staring blankly
into space.(?)
Yeah, I too climbed trees a lot as
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