I'd love to try the macro.
Right now I'm looking for the DA35 as I've heard nothing bad about it,
though the FA would be preferable once FF come out
(and with due honor shown to Jerry Pournelle) Real Soon Now.
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Fuji Photo Film Fujinon EBC 50/1.4 M42
Well-used. Focus is stiff.
Some wisp cleaning marks on the front.
No fungus inside, but there seems to be a little condensation residue.
Still, it looks cleanable for those who wish to do so.
How does $25 shipped (US) sound?
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I would like one of the bodies with audio input for better video recording.
That means a K7 or one of the three K5 bodies.
But since I will be going used that means K5 or K7.
I'm leaning K5 just because of less age.
Which would you choose and why?
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Every time I see "a modest proposal" I am reminded of that old cannibalism
parody piece.
Am I alone on that?
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If you've got a really good stereo then you where digital will show its
problems -- the highs.
(The best speakers I ever owned -- Wharfedale W90D -- had to go because Wife
said they were too big.
But were they ever nice sounding. Now I'm stuck with Polk Monitor 10s.
Adequate.)
The best way
I use blogger, but have also used both Wordpress and Drupal.
Drupal is more geek-friendly.
Wordpress just looks nice.
Both are quite popular and very versatile.
Still, the current Blogger iteration has some nice features and you can
purchase a domain and redirect blogger so that it looks like a hos
I use my Pentax-A 50/2.8 macro almost exclusively these days.
(It also covers all my cliché shots.)
They run from $100 to $150. F/2.8 is reasonably fast. And the "A" is nice
for DSLR use.
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>Some manual focus macro lenses trade off precision in focusing for
>focusing speed. I have a older Kiron 105mm f 2.8 (I believe the same
>lens as the Vivitar Series 1 f 2.5 (Kiron was the OEM for Vivitar)). I
>just checked it - the lens barrel rotates just under 2 complete
>rotations to go fro
Anyone know this line? I'm looking for info on it.
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Is there a helicoid extension tube with "A" contacts?
Or
Is there a helicoid 1.4x or 1.7x tc with "A" contacts?
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I'm changing my lens selection over time.
Some others I have will also be available shortly, eg, A35/2.
Sincerely,
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"He is no fool who gives what he cannot keep to gain what he cannot los
o see what is coming in and shoot accordingly.
It's just a fraction of a second, but it helps.
And it is so light-weight that you can take it anywhere.
The only issue is finding 48mm filters, but that's not a really big deal.
Sincerely,
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"
>On Dec 24, 2010, at 12:21 PM, Paul Sorenson wrote:
>
> New Berlin, WI - A west suburb of Milwaukee.
I'm from the other side of Wisconsin -- the village of Bloomington.
Eat More Curds!
Go Badgers!
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"He is no foo
Anyone here use it?
Satisfied with it?
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I want to digitize slides using my DSLR.
What slide copying/scanning system would be best?
Or would you suggest not using the DSLR?
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"He is no fool who gives what he cannot keep to gain what he cannot lose"
-- J
>I think a film scanner would be best.
>Used Minolta and NIkon scanners are available at bargain prices these days.
I'm looking @ a Coolscan IV. At least it's USB.
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"He is no fool who gives what he cannot
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Alternate title: When hams have to little to do on a holiday.
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"He is no fool who gives what he cannot keep to gain what he cannot
Ken,
What is a quality copy unit for DSLR attachment?
I picked up a cheap one and wasted my money.
Would you consider direct DSLR use superior or inferior to a dedicated scanner.
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"He is no fool who gives what he cannot keep to
>Thus begins Collin's spiraling descent into stark, raving madness.
Actually, that began with VanTil :-).
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on things. :-(
The FA50/1.4 excells so far beyond the rest that
I have used that I find it *very difficult to part with*.
(Just like my Caltar HR 210/5.6 and Ysarex 135/4.5.)
Some lenses, once you get one, you just hang on tight.
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&quo
When Cable TV promised no commercials
When even NBC was B&W.
When radios came with only FM because AM was dying.
When raw hamburger was safer to eat than today. (Yes, it was so in the 60s.)
When there were no national pizza chains.
Before there was a drive-thru restaurant.
Sincerely,
Co
AIPP?
Anachronistic Institute of Pro Photogs -- they (we) still use film.
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>Maverick, Sugarfoot and Rawhide
Brian,
I recall Maverick and Rawhide, but not Sugarfoot.
Remember Tim Conway's "Rango"? I think it lasted 6 or so episodes.
Yes, Rawhide with Clint Eastwood.
Death Valley Days with Ronnie.
And Alfred Hitchcock Presents.
Sincerely,
Collin
It makes sense.
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>Oh yeah! The Lone Ranger, B Bar B Ranch, Sky King after school. Real genuine
>Indian
#1 Give it to someone with an old pocket 3-5MP camera.
#2 Use it for permanent storage of a modest number of files.
#3 Save it for 20 years for potential antique value.
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"He is no fool who gives what he cannot keep to gain wh
by-pass is populated
>with McDonalds, Big Boy, Walmart, etc
>I love the Dezine shop :-)
>
>Look forward to your snaps of Galena.
>
>ann
Really! I'm just north of there, Bloomington, WI.
Tiny town of about 750 people.
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age Range Finder.
>
>
>Boris
>
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ship it to you.
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I've a small issue with an FTP upload.
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hibit that character.
http://www.bdimitrov.de/kmp/lenses/primes/normal/DA55f1.4.html
Now for some extra money in the budget ...
Anyone want to buy an Osborne Executive?
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"He is no fool who gives what he cannot keep to gain what he can
Dear Collinb,
If you're a K-x or K-7 owner, new firmware has just been released by Pentax for
your camera:
http://www.pentaxforums.com/SDXC-support-for-the-K-x-and-K-7---new-firmwares
The new firmware adds support for the latest 48Gb and 64Gb SD cards.
Installation instructions can be found he
>http://charles.robinsontwins.org
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I know a sports photog who might easily shoot 500-1000 at one event.
Capacity must always exceed need.
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"He is no fool who gives what he cannot keep to gain what he
Picked up a Konica-Minolta DiMage Scan Dual IV.
No software or power adapter.
But for $10 it was worth the risk.
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Wild life? This prompts several responses:
1. And all this time I thought they only raised hogs in that state.
2. Looks like the college students in Iowa City
don't have enough to do on the weekends.
But to stop attempting humor,
I like the fencepost, red barns, and winter road shots.
Looks a b
My 2nd submission in PentaxPhotoGallery was approved!
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Alas, it's not front-page stuff.
But that's ok.
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I'm leaning toward a K30.
But I'm also curious ... would you prefer a good used K5 over a K30? Why or
why not?
I'd like the extra 2 bits of depth, but even then is it that critical?
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My expectation is that we will continue to see APS-C sensor systems with a
higher capacity.
Probably a 20Mp body at $200 more than the K5 II series.
But I don't expect a FF for a while yet. Why? Not enough lens support,
unless they release a bunch of them at the same time.
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FA35/2.
That makes my lenses just primes -- FA28/2.8, FA35/2, FA50/1.4, A50/2.8
Macro, and M*300/4.
I've tried zooms, including some good ones. The convenience is nice, but
they have never satisfied me.
Perhaps I just need to get a really good one.
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>Collin, have you used the DA* 16-50/2.8 or the DA* 50-135/2.8? Just
curious.
Have not. Would love to.
But I've also seen the price tags.
Although I could sell the 28/35/50 and come close to a break-even on the
16-50.
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Some of the items I shoot have marks placed on them for sales and return
identification.
Like this:
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When I shoot them, I could clean them all up. Sometimes that's easy;
sometimes not.
When not, I try to clean it up in PS (E 10) b
Close action is one of those times when I enjoyed using a rangefinder.
You see things off-frame and during the shot.
I know that doesn't help you right now but it does lend to my perspective on
shooting action.
Action shooting in general requires something predictive.
Generally you want to shoot j
>I was going to recommend Midwest Photo Exchange as a possible
>alternative. I've dealt with them before & they're reliable, but they
>don't appear to carry the Metz brand.
>
>I'd stick with B&H or Adorama.
I shop at Midwest Photo on a regular basis.
Good shop, good people.
They have some Metz
htt
>Well, don't stop taking pictures of messengers. -T
Shoot the messenger?
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>I'm done wasting photo paper...for the moment.
One could always resort to film.
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>I've spent lots of time in darkrooms. Shooting film does nothing to
>stop you wasting paper!
No, but it does deal with *some* of the pretense of digital being
better/faster.
Good printing in both digital and chemical work takes effort.
(And I'm still waiting for a digital print that can stand up
Since we're using a K-r for shooting parts and our shooting is expanding to
the company's second building
I was allowed to order in a second camera. Got a K30. White.
Comparing it to the K-r, having just a few minutes with it so far ...
1) The image rendering to the display is much better. K-r
>Makes sense to me - I used to speak Fortran.
Looking forward to when my odometer reads 377377 so I can call it Heath.
(It will be a while. 17 is about 2 years away.)
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Well, I got my FA35/2.
Love the sharpness.
Hate the back-focus issue.
But I can't find any adjustment on a v1.03 camera.
Anyone know of a solution?
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>This is not a problem with the lens, but the lens + AF point (you are
>adjusting the AF point when you apply a front/back correction).
>Therefore, assuming your focusing screen is properly adjusted, can you
>get better results by manually focusing? If your focusing screen is
>not original (you hav
>Ya, should have gone for the K-5 in the first place. Regards, Bob S.
It was out of my price range. And now I can only afford a used one in a
bundle that I might split up and break even with.
http://columbus.craigslist.org/pho/3668704858.html
That is .. if I can get it at the price I'd like to
...I can get the K5 at close to the price I want.
So my K-x is FS. It's on da bay, but if anyone is interested ...
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I have a laptop lock so that if anyone steals it they have to destroy it and
thus its value to a thief is greatly reduced. Don't use it often, but it is
handy at times.
Does anyone make something similar for a DSLR? I'd like to keep ours on a
tripod and secure the tripod.
Since we're using the M
>Actually, yes. You will have students who are motivated, which makes the
>job of teaching much easier, and will tend to attract people to the
>profession who are passionate about teaching. Yo won't run into the
>situation that is happening in Georgia (IIRC) where an entire school
>board is und
Moving from the K-r to the K30 has been interesting.
1) The in-hand feel is, to me, no big deal. But they are quite different in
fit.
2) The white balance is slightly different between the two. Our FL lights
are two different makes so the lamps, though they have the same K rating,
have a slight
Boy, this camera is quiet.
Now, anyone want a really nice F50/1.7? $225 shipped (US). A little more
elsewhere.
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Distance it iPhone is about 8 feet.
Not the detail of the side switch on top and the bottom connector.
#1 Sigma 70-300 DG APO zoom at 70mm. With that much extra length I would
expect it to have more information. Sti
Got one of these that I don't need.
http://www.pentaxwebstore.com/product/9486
Newish condition.
$45 shipped (US)
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Me, too.
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Various shots with 18-55, sigma 70-300, & FA35/2
Collin
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I'm really liking the FA35/2.
I'm going to have to try a Y1 filter for b&w mode.
But I noticed that the camera leaves b&w mode when I change lenses. Hmmm.
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It doesn't accept film
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Actually, I do still have a film camera.
But blads are not good for action shooting.
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>Unreliable AF with my studio lights is a huge problem.
You use AF in a studio setting? What f/l are you using?
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>Manual focus might be OK in a fairly relaxed environment ie no rush
>and a single model but watching pros at work in studio where there are
>multiple models and clothing changes I would say AF is pretty much
>mandatory. If AF is reliable (and the top end Canon and Nikon DSLRs
>appear to be) it jus
>I've found the most workable solution for dancing or other face paced
>movement on stage is to use centre point AF sensor and disconnect AF
>from the shutter button half press, you can then use either AF S or C
>mode independent of the shutter.
Maybe I'm old school. When I shot dancers with the
> Unless I've slipped over to another thread (not impossible), the
> original poster's "camera of my dreams" was an 8x10 view camera.
It wasn't the first in the thread, but that Nagaoka is one really nice
camera.
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The goal is to make the subjects look good.
If they are happy with what you have done on their behalf, that is all that
matters.
Sensitivity is good if the subject is equally sensitivity.
Otherwise second-guessing may detract from a quality product.
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Just some old retired ties. Makes a nice desktop wallpaper.
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Two questions:
1 Do people in the C, N, and F forums ever say "Pentax did that right" or
something similar? Do they say that about companies other than their own
camera mfr?
2 Do you get the pictures you like with this equipment? If not, why do you
use it? Who not get the gear that does the job?
Since you're going to the Royal Gorge, here's a small round trip that will
be beautiful.
A little west of there is Gunnison. From there go up the mountain to
Gunnison Pass.
(That might not be its official name, but you'll go from Gunnison to Buena
Vista
Up on top, about 11000 ft, you'll have a gre
> Why bother with camera B&W?
It was an experiment. The camera is new to me.
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These tell you when a company has no sense of direction.
Should have include either a compass or GPS.
Time to switch? I'm not ready to, but this stuff seems stupid.
This is not innovation.
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> In what ways do you foresee that you could better yourself as a
photographer? Is it all about Pentax releasing the camera of your dreams, or
do you have another muse for your creativity?
>
> Jostein
There are two things about photography that drive me.
1 - the ability to say something in an imag
>So are you still looking for an answer to this?
Not really. Thanks.
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#1 Sigma 70-300/4-5.6 DG APO. Excellent, with caps and hood. $150 shipped
(US)
#2 SMC Pentax-A 50/2.8 Macro. VG, with caps. $150 shipped (US)
PayPal OK.
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Just a couple of shots with the K5 over lunch today. FA35/2
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ISO 400, 1/1600 @ f8, M* 300/4, K5
Seriously cropped birds and biker. That stupid twig in front of the
cardinal.
Robin was lightened in PSE.
I'll lighten up the biker, esp since I really liked that shot best
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> http://www.caughtinmotion.com/2013-backyard1/album/index.html
>
> Juts a few things from Friday in the back yard
>
> K-5 FA 100 f2.8 macro album made in jalbum no corrections
Pictures of Rhubarb. Nice. Just add strawberries.
Usually when I take a
Almost. Many cheap ones are not full USB 2.0 speed.
Though the slower ones have mostly faded to oblivion, I suspect some remain.
If you are using a desktop, a card might be the better choice.
Otherwise, your computer may detect whether or not it is operating at full
speed.
Some scanner software do
Current ... 2 ... K5 & 500C.
In the past that I made any real use of (over 35 years) ...
GIII (favorite), K1000, A3000, ZX-M, Crown Graphic, Kodak 2D, Eastman 2D,
Wista 4x5, Nagaoka 4x5 (favorite), 500C, RB67, K5, *istDS, K-x
There have been a few that I've put a roll through for fun -- old Agfa a
#1 Pentax-A 50/2.8 macro - $150
#2 Sigma 70-300 APO DG - $150
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> Ashai Glass Company.
My 91 Camry had Asahi glass. Not the same company.
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Whatever the feline's name, the image reminds me that ...
"The galaxy is on Orion's belt"
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>FG was an acronym for Fucking Garbage. It is the absolutely worst camera
>Nikon put their name onto.
>You can try putting a couple of batteries into it, and then smack the
>base of the camera into the palm of your hand HARD to make the mirror drop.
>You might fix the mirror lock up, but you migh
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Just a couple of them.
Shot a bunch, and was shot, at our dance graduation.
We've been taking dance lessons for the past several months.
Was fun to do.
K5 works well in this envir
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Ok, now I know these are visible ...
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All of the dancing shots were taken with the 18-55. Seems sharper than the
other 18-55s I've tried.
Might just be perception or sample. Or the lens might be diff. Anyone know
about this?
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>Some people really seem to think they're dogs, so I don't know if it's
>sample variation or what.
This is the fourth that I've shot with. None of the others was the II or
WR.
All three were dogs, like using the old FA35-80.
This one gives good results. I'll keep it just out of principle.
I've
Got J.M.'s 70/2.4 LTD. Nice. Pretty black with a black cap to match.
Took two shots with it right away. I'm a happy camper.
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If anyone is in the Chicago/Milwaukee area,
I'm graduating from TEDS in Deerfield this Sat. at 2:30.
Would love to meet you.
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I've been using a polarizer on my 18-55WR and am pleased with the results.
I'm wondering how many others use filters (other than UV/1A) on their
lenses?
Also, if you do b&w with the DSLR, do you use your Yellow, Orange, and Red
filters as with film?
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>whats different about it vs previous pentax dslrs?
With previous models I had to press a button so that the ss would be
selected.
It's like the camera recognizes that the arm is there. Doesn't do anything
with it,
but it is half-way. At least that's my impression.
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Pessimist! They just released > 120 at one shot!
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Picked one up cheap today.
K-mount, but that's where the compatibility ends.
No aperture ring. So I put it on macro and shot the K5 @ f22 with the
flash.
Really not a bad image.
But I don't think I'll keep it.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/55001392@N08/sets/72157634107994141/
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Just found a decent price on the A* 300/4 with case. Nice lens.
Now to find something to shoot with it.
I was also wondering ... if I aligned a laser at the back end, would it/could
it be even more precise when it got to its target (like the moon)?
Sincerely,
Collin Brendemuehl
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Light Science and Magic.
Not just for work, but certainly useful.
It's got a great section on shooting polished objects.
Sincerely,
Collin Brendemuehl
"He is no fool who gives what he cannot keep to gain what he cannot lose"
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