David J Brooks [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Humm
I use Nikons for my paying work and have good nikonglass aswell.(D1,
D1H,D1H,D200, 70-200 F2.8VR etc)
However, just because Pentax does not have a five pound body does not
mean it cannot be used as a pro camera. I often use my Pentax
cameras when i
From:
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In this case, I am a bit suspicious. The climatologists have way too
much incentive to find that 'The Sky Is Falling!' If it is, they are
terribly important people and we must pay absolute attention to
everything they say. If it isn't, then their work
From:
P. J. Alling [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I live in a place with abundant water. I can use as much as I wish
without adversely affecting your life, or anyone else's..Should I stop
taking hot, (or cold), showers in solidarity with you? On the other
hand a really cold winter can cost a great
From:
Adam Maas [EMAIL PROTECTED]
John Sessoms wrote:
From:
Bob Sullivan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
In this case, I am a bit suspicious. The climatologists have way too
much incentive to find that 'The Sky Is Falling!' If it is, they are
terribly important people and we must pay absolute attention
From:
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On 12/25/06, William Robb [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I got a new desk chair, a 12-24 zoom (didn't arrive yet though) and a
very
nice quality reproduction St. Ansel print.
I've been thinking a few of these would be a worthwhile investment:
From:
Godfrey DiGiorgi [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Dec 25, 2006, at 9:40 AM, John Sessoms wrote:
The one thing I've found my Pentax doesn't work well for is sports
action. The continuous auto-focus mode just doesn't work fast enough to
keep up with baseball, football (American style) or football
From:
Frits Wüthrich [EMAIL PROTECTED]
With the recent discussion in mind that the K10D AF isn't fast enough for
football and American football as we call it in the Netherlands, I wanted to
show a photograph I made of a hockeygame with my *istD on continues
autofocus, using the FA
From:
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I was never happy with the camera-selected AF point. How can it
possibly know my composition? I'm the 'pre-focus using center point
then compose type'.
I find for baseball selecting one of the AF points based on where I
think the action is going to be in the
I used to be the guy who came out to your office and fixed your
computer, until early 2003 when I was called back to active duty.
Spent 2004 in Iraq. While I was overseas, the company was sold to China
and my job went overseas as well.
Since mid-2005 I have gone to school worked part time
From:
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What's a MOSFET?
Shel
Metal Oxide Silicon Field Effect Transistor - it's a transistor that
functions more like a vacuum tube than regular transistors do. You can
use them to make a groovy fuzz-tone or over-drive pedal for an electric
guitar and other stuff.
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Whats a spell checker
Dave
http://www.keeline.com/eng115/index.php?page=Handouts/Spell_Check_Poem.html
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--- Peter Fairweather [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Why are their so few female contributors to this
list? Does this
reflect camera users as a whole or just list users
possibly?
Peter
Well, judging from how many of us come from an
engineering
From:
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Cotty writes...
I fully intend to complete my education as a mature student in my late
60s. Where I will likely by surrounded by lots of women in their 20s.
Now *that's* what I call retirement !
Yes, BUT, it's damn frustrating to be there and not remember what to
do
From:
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On 1/3/07, Tom C [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just one side point... neither purgatory or a burning hell are taught
by the
Bible. So yes a strange, in fact, false logic.snip
Indeed!
The concept of purgatory is Roman Catholic dogma (perhaps other
Christian sects
From:
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The dpreview.com page on the Pentax K10D has this text:
Supersonic motors have been available in Canon and Nikon lenses
for a while but not yet to Pentax, the K10D is fully compatible
with upcoming Supersonic Direct-drive motor lenses, the first
of which are expected to
.
John Sessoms wrote:
From:
Walter Hamler Cotty writes...
I fully intend to complete my education as a mature student in my late
60s. Where I will likely by surrounded by lots of women in their 20s.
Now *that's* what I call retirement !
Yes, BUT, it's damn frustrating
From:
Adam Maas
John Sessoms wrote:
From:
frank theriault On 1/3/07, Tom C [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just one side point... neither purgatory or a burning hell are
taught by the
Bible. So yes a strange, in fact, false logic.snip
Indeed!
The concept of purgatory is Roman Catholic dogma
From:
Paul Stenquist
You just failed theology 101. Stick to photography.
Paul
I don't think so. Might be a little shaky on the history of the Roman
Catholic Church, but that has very little to do with theology.
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From: Mark Cassino
My sister in law asked me to scan some old 35mm slides, which of
course is no problem. But I wasn't expecting 35 mm _square_ exposures:
http://www.markcassino.com/temp/IMGP2607.jpg
That's a modern 35mm exposure on the right.
I think it's 127
From:
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This might be the last day anyone in the N. hemisphere (mid to
northern latitudes) will see it. Best opportunities are sunset and
the next 30 minutes.
Lucked onto it last Wednesday 10Jan07
We had a beautiful sunset that faded the instant I plopped my tripod
down Tuesday
From:
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For anyone who wish to venture changing finder screen for K10D.
Here is a step by step photo instruction in someone's blog. It's a no big
deal but might be helpful for those who never tried it before.
http://www.digital1gan.com/2007/01/pentax_k10d_7.html
Ken
It's in
From:
Shel Belinkoff
Continuing to photograph the area in which I live and frequent, this one
has also become part of my flag series. For those who know the area, this
was photographed on the border between Emeryville and Northwest Oakland,
right near Interstate 80, in a semi-industrial
From:
David Savage
G'day All,
I came across this Photo Album creator today. I uploaded a few
images (nothing new, I've posted them all before) I thought I'd
share.
It's Flash based, so consider yourself well and truly warned :-):
http://www.goodwidgets.com/widgets/view/1862
To turn
From:
Bob W
Those are very good pictures, somewhat mysterious. I was intrigued by
the statement about the American flags lying around on the ground, and
would like to have seen a good photo of that, which could be very
effective.
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It's common every Nov 11, to put small flags on
From:
Charles Robinson
On Jan 14, 2007, at 18:18, John Sessoms wrote:
Lucked onto it last Wednesday 10Jan07
[snip!]
We were out on a flood control dam shooting west over a lake, which gave
a low horizon. I got maybe a dozen images, none of them spectacular, but
at least one does show
So, if you buy the package from these guys, will you always have the
Get Your Own tag hanging down there?
I'm assuming the free version will, but what about the Pro version?
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From:
Jostein Øksne
Hi gang,
Sorry about the unavailability.
Ken Waller's submission dropped into the database just now, so it must
be working.
I already submitted an image for February using email while the form was
down. Should I re-submit now using the form?
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From:
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This is pretty incredibly weird:
http://www.stephenhawkingsings.co.uk/
Bob
That's a hoot, but you should also try the link to The Doctor Sings
http://www.thedoctorsings.co.uk/
... and do the Timewarp again!
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From:
Cotty
Just finished watching a fabulous BBC documentary on the LA music scene
from the 60s and 70s -
http://www.bbc.co.uk/bbcfour/music/features/hotel-california.shtml
and one slightly surprising byproduct for me personally was seeing some
wonderful monochrome portraits
Any
From:
Beaker
OOPS- try
http://www.flickr.com/photos/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/sets/72157594492416654/
Cheers
Mike
Both links worked.
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From:
Mike Hamilton
One of my goals for 2007 is to have some of my photos exhibited at a
local coffee shop. I'm choosing images that reflect my life for the
past 2 years, living as a teacher in northern Alberta. This gallery
is not final - you will notice that I have a duplicate (actually
From:
Mike Hamilton
On 1/22/07, Mike Hamilton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How many photos will you use at the exhibition? Have you got any
more to
let us pick some matches?
Here are a few more photos that could be contenders... :)
http://www.michaelhamilton.ca/?p=105
Nope. But down
From:
Patrick Genovese
Hi everyone,
I've been asked to do a shoot of some historical sites but there is a
catch.
1. The client wants full ownership rights to the images. Ie I won't be
able to use the shots for any other purpose.
2. I have to supply a selection of 50 images from which
From:
Patrick Genovese
It sounds like a solicitation for work for hire. Does the client
retain rights to ALL of the images from the shoot or just the 50 or so
images submitted?
Effectively that's what it is but the rights are to the 50 submitted
images only although i'm not sure where I
From:
Tim Øsleby
Silly question: What's tear sheets?
Tim
Literally, the pages from the publication where the images appear. Often
you'll get courtesy copies of the publication and have to tear the
sheets out yourself.
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From:
Patrick Genovese
It sounds like a solicitation for work for hire. Does the client
retain rights to ALL of the images from the shoot or just the 50 or so
images submitted?
Effectively that's what it is but the rights are to the 50 submitted
images only although i'm not sure where I
From:
William Robb
I had thought it would be a somewhat more significant memento as well.
I recall 1976 as being a year of celebration for the USA, being it's
200th anniversary, and I recall the fireworks display that New York
city put on for July 4th made our national news.
Anyway,
From:
Walter Hamler
I need a macro lens. Don't want to spend the bucks for the latest
Pentax AF, for that matter I think I would prefer a MF version. KEH
has some 100mm f/4 in different versions, one being an A model. They
also have a Sigma 90mm f/2.8 A .
Anyone know anything about
From:
Markus Maurer
A second and hopefully better version of the polar bear white dog in toned
bw can be seen at:
http://www.mypage.bluewin.ch/solicom/whitedog_bw.jpg
I like this one more than the color version...despite one of the legs being
to hot.
greetings
Markus
Background seems a
Does anyone know somewhere that will attempt to repair a Pentax Auto-110
(actually Auto-110 Super)? I have one that froze up last year and I have
not been able to find anyone who will undertake to repair it.
I had not used it in a while, six months or more, and decided to play
with it. I put
From:
Bong Manayon
That seems to be standard. Google wedding contracts and a lot of them
starts off with 50%. The other issue is when you collect the other
half; but I guess that depends on where you come from.
Bong
The deposit should be enough to compensate you for not being able to
From:
Bill Owens
321 is under construction between Lenoir and Blowing Rock. I would suggest
I-77 to 421 to Boone and 105 from Boone to Linville. At the stoplight (only
one) in Linville, turn left on 221 for about 2 miles to GFM.
Or take I-40W when you come to it at Hickory and exit at
From:
Cotty
Tom, or anyone, what's the quickest way over to GFM from I-85? Down the
26 and get off at/near Johnson City, or what about the 37 from Bluff
City? Last time (2004!) I was a passenger while tv drove the whole way
(late plane means I missed presenting my docs at the rental place)
From:
Bill Owens
I think, Bill, that he was referring to the part from the airport to
I-85. Think as someone who hasn't a clue of what is what and where is
where. Since you worked there a million years or so, you ought to be
able to give those directions. I have driven that 10-12 times
From:
Bong Manayon
Well...sort of, so I made him his own website:
http://www.khalil.uni.cc
Bong
PS pardon the navigation...we're still arguing where each button leads to
The only problem I have with the navigation is the Back button doesn't
take you back to the preceding page, it takes
From:
Cotty
On 16/3/07, Mark Roberts, discombobulated, unleashed:
t's very hilly here and years
ago, when this was a city of factories and working class people who
walked to work, they constructed dozens and dozens of sets of stairs up
and down the hills. They're all over the
From:
Joseph Tainter
http://pentaxlife.com/forum/topic/39?replies=1
The poster is a professional with ties to Pentax. But the 1.25 crop
sensor and FF rumors makes no sense considering Pentax's current lens
development strategy. And who would make those 12 mp sensors?
Based on the other
From:
Paul Stenquist
You can probably buy another one for less than it would cost to repair
it. Even the super usually goes for quite a bit less than $100 US.
Paul
On Mar 17, 2007, at 2:55 PM, John Sessoms wrote:
Does anyone know somewhere that will attempt to repair a Pentax Auto-110
From:
John Celio
Does anyone know somewhere that will attempt to repair a Pentax Auto-110
(actually Auto-110 Super)? I have one that froze up last year and I have
not been able to find anyone who will undertake to repair it.
I got one of my Auto110s fixed at APEX Camera Repair, in Walnut
From:
Bill Owens
That's precisely the way we go from Gastonia
Bill
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of John
Sessoms
Or take I-40W when you come to it at Hickory and exit at Morganton. From
there, take NC 181 up to Linville. That'll put you about 2 miles
Interesting, because the tiny url took me to the gallery.
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From:
ann sanfedele
Markus Maurer wrote:
I'm glad I managed to apologize one mail in advance for my erroneous
assumption Ann!
Age is not important here :-)
greetings
Markus
You will think differently when you are older, Markus :) hehe
Getting old is preferable to the only
From:
ann sanfedele
Hehe - thanks Brian - remember, don't pick the penny back up unless
it is heads up :)
Baloney! A penny saved is a penny earned!
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From: Bruce Dayton
Hello ann,
I looked at the Sparks, NV and bus stop. In fact, I looked at them
all. You do have a good eye for this kind of stuff. Making the
ordinary just a bit special and worth looking at. Sparks is my
favorite. Glad you shared with us.
I followed the link to the
From:
graywolf
Even the ones that aren't there anymore. I assume you mean the DeLorme
map book. Back before I became too poor to buy gasoline I was a
serious back-roader, and could not pass up a road to nowhere.
BTW, Mortimer NC is a nice place to visit. I could not believe a
From:
ann sanfedele
I guess this must be a guy thing - I don't understand what is
happening here and don't get the joke.
Isle of Mann is a MAJOR annual motorcycle racing event, sort of like the
Daytona 500 is to NASCAR. In fact, I think the Isle of Mann races are
like speed week at
From:
ann sanfedele
thanks for explaining it... It was clear it was a big guy on a little
tiny something but since
extreme ironing is a sport these days, was curious if this were some
sort of actual competition.
Now HORSE racing at least I understand - and the photographing of such
From: Bob W
it's called a brazier.
--
Bob
As opposed to a brassiere ...
BTW, HTH = Hope That Helps or Hope This Helps. ;-D
Oh, and BTW = By The Way.
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From:
David Savage
On 3/19/07, Cotty [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 19/3/07, William Robb, discombobulated, unleashed:
http://boris.isra-shop.com/temp/clamp.jpg
I doubt if there is anything in there that will be hurt by water,
I'd use a
small brush and a garden hose to rinse the same
From:
Cotty
On 20/3/07, Scott Loveless, discombobulated, unleashed:
Looks like yer getting a Hooters!
What's a Hooters?
It's a restaurant chain started by a couple of guys who like owls.
http://zurlocker.typepad.com/photos/uncategorized/hooters_3.jpg
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From:
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Bill Owens wrote:
According to a Charlotte TV news channel, he's a Shiloh Shepherd
Bill
oops. Stupid reports I found never mentioned the breed... :-/
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We are. This is the final stage of the evolution: heading mule-headedly
towards self destruction... ;-)
You make that sound like a bad thing.
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From:
George Wu
Thanks for the replies so far.
Does anyone have an opinion on the Kodak Ektapress 100/400 (I can
infer that it is a PJ film)? Is the Ektrapress 1600 and Multispeed
any good? What's Multispeed?
-George
From what I was able to find via Google, it's a wide latitude
From:
Mark Roberts
Several students in my web design class are stuck for ideas for the web
site they have to design for their final project. If there's anyone on
the list who'd like to have a student design a web site for them,
please drop me a line.
This would preferably be for a
From:
Thibouille
** First the pics:
http://dc.watch.impress.co.jp/cda/other/2007/03/22/5892.html
*Note the *working* 645D. Note also that the little huh button? (not
the correct word I know) to open memory card door id the same as the
K10D. I suppose it would mean the 645D will have the
From:
Mark Roberts
Just the other day, out of the blue, my S.O. asked me, Do you have a
large format camera?
No
Do you want one?
That got me thinking, h.
Now that dam photo was shot at 170mm focal length on an APS-C digital.
What focal length would give the equivalent FOV
From:
Cotty
On 22/3/07, Bob W, discombobulated, unleashed:
photogravure
That a filter in CS?
I hope you're being sarky.
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Bors oughta' submit his (PESO)- week 12 shot of the young lady
standing on the wall for Glamor/Fashion.
From:
Doug Franklin
Mark Roberts wrote:
http://www.pentaxphotogallery.com/index-flash.jsp?
At the moment, I'm seeing the following image counts:
Abstract 99
BW
From: Christian
David Savage wrote:
On 3/24/07, Cotty [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 23/3/07, Tom C, discombobulated, unleashed:
I thought it was snarky.
In the UK, sarky means sarcastic. Sarnie is a sandwich. Aggro is
aggravation. Fanny is [That's enough for now. Ed.]
Fantastic?
From:
Nick Wright
I threw up a simple Web site, and I was wondering if you all would
tell me what you thought of it. Professionally-speaking.
I hate fancy flashy sites. So mine probably appears a bit spartan. But
I would like to know what you all think. Thanks a lot.
The addy is:
From:
William Robb
- Original Message - From: Bill Sawyer
Subject: RE: Wish Me Luck
Also, the court is dealing
with American citizens, give it great credit for protecting it's own -
I thought they were supposed to be unbiased and impartial. Are you
implying that American
From:
Nick Wright
Okay, so you all thought my last one sucked. I was trying to go for
something specific, and apparently I failed pretty big.
Didn't say it sucked, only offered suggestions for improvement.
So I was digging around and found the code for my site I did back in
early 2003. I
From:
Jim King
On Mon, 26 Mar 2007 12:09:59 EDT [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
And how would they filter out cases without merit? They'd have to
hear both
sides. In other words, that is what bringing things into court does.
It would seem to me that the courts could review the cases being
From:
Markus Maurer
I'm sorry for you Peter but wonder what kind of insurance would cover such
an accident.
At least here in Switzerland there exists no insurance for that since it was
your own camera equipment and no third party was involved.
Greetings
Markus
In the US the camera
From:
P. J. Alling
I ask myself the same question at the ATM, (stupid programmers...)
Shel Belinkoff wrote:
Shel
Why in Hell should I have to Press 1 for English?!!!
Speaking of stupid, did you know McDonalds has braille menus available
at their drive-up window?
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From:
Kenneth Waller
I guess I'm outa the loop - never heard of it.
Yeah, its just a bunch ofHOOP..LA
It's a *BIG, BIG* thing here in Central North Carolina where I live,
since we've got Duke, UNC, Wake Forest and NC State (the original
Cinderella team from 1983). I'm not
From:
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What people aren't getting, and I was going to let it go but won't now. Is
that it is MUCH more likely a young college student female, a feminist, has
taken the phrase, Your Mama or Yo Mama and turned it on its head to
Your
Papa or Yo Papa.. Given it a
From:
graywolf
I imagine you have to pay for a copy for each computer you run it on.
Otherwise you are a dirty no good thief. And, Bill Robb will no longer
talk to you GRIN!.
-graywolf
If it's like CS and CS2, you can have it on two machines, like a desktop
a laptop, but you're only
From:
Jack Davis
Am considering a long range flash snoot for bird (wildlife) use.
I've gone to Google and a couple of the more dependable photo houses
and am surprised at the lack of information.
Anyone have a source I could check?
Thanks,
Jack
Google Better Beamer
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From:
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On Apr 2, 2007, at 8:13 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
... What's HDR?
High Dynamic Range ... a technique where layering several identical
exposures made at different EV settings can be used to increase the
effective dynamic range able to be captured.
Godfrey
From:
Shel Belinkoff
http://www.climaxphoto.com/film/film_supplies/film_extractors.html
Just a small sample of what's available. Over the years I've used a few
styles and found the simple stainless steel to be the best for my needs and
skill level.
Shel
The first one, the FilmPicker35
Shel Belinkoff wrote:
Since there has been a rather interesting and lively discussion in a
couple
of other threads discussing computer screen size and resolution, it
may be
time to poll the topic again.
1) What size screen do you use
IBM P260 nominal 21, 19.8 visible
2) What
From:
William Robb
- Original Message - From: Shel Belinkoff
Subject: RE: PESO fullscreen
No way that I'm going to download a plugin from an unknown site just to
look at a picture on the web. Thanks, but no thanks!
It's an Apple Quicktime plugin. You probably already have
From: Bob Sullivan
links don't work... :-(
Try these. There was an extraneous comma after the m in mypage
http:/www.mypage.bluewin.ch/solicom/whisky1.jpg
http:/www.mypage.bluewin.ch/solicom/whisky2.jpg
http:/www.mypage.bluewin.ch/solicom/whisky3.jpg
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From:
Godfrey DiGiorgi
On Apr 4, 2007, at 5:00 PM, William Robb wrote:
It's an Apple Quicktime plugin. You probably already have Quicktime
Player installed.
Yeah, but I don't use Quicktime to look at jpegs. And it irritates me
that after installing Quicktime for Windows to view Quicktime
From:
John Celio
It'd be nice to see a pro using Pentax equipment in some of those
shots, but
I imagine he'd be the laughing stock in those Canon-crowds.
In the words of Dick Feynmann: Why do you care what anybody else
thinks?
It's not so much what they think, as it is the constant
From:
Boris Liberman
Hi Dave.
That sucks methinks. I cannot say how it is in US of A, but in Israel
your severance package (right term?) would be enormous.
I got the impression he was in Canada, not the USofA.
Here in the states, he'll be lucky to get any severance package unless
he's a
From:
Norm Baugher
Never eat anything that is deemed good for man...
Norm
Years ago, I read a Sci-Fi story To Serve Man or something like.
http://members.cox.net/kaiotea/serveman.htm
David Savage wrote:
I don't want to here that Shel. I'm going there on business soon.
Although I've
.
In the end it didn't matter, because we all got laid-off and the jobs
were outsourced offshore.
Does the USPS give you an ammunition allowance?
John Sessoms wrote:
From:
John Celio
It'd be nice to see a pro using Pentax equipment in some of those
shots, but
I imagine he'd be the laughing
From: David Mann
On Sep 19, 2007, at 11:04 AM, Cotty wrote:
Space nuts have a look at these wonderful snaps. Warning - large file
sizes. Excellent quality.
http://www.texasjim.com/NASApix/NASA%20pix.htm
I'm in the second one but you might have to squint a bit.
Holding up a sign that
From: keith_w
David Mann wrote:
On Sep 19, 2007, at 11:04 AM, Cotty wrote:
Space nuts have a look at these wonderful snaps. Warning - large
file sizes. Excellent quality.
http://www.texasjim.com/NASApix/NASA%20pix.htm
I'm in the second one but you might have to squint a bit.
I'm
From: pnstenquist
BTW, I remember reading that Eisenstaedt's Times Square smooch was
staged. True? Apparently the writer of the article doesn't think so.
Paul
The Eisenstaedt quote would indicate it was not.
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From: Rick Womer
Okay, I submitted a PUG. It had -nothing- to do with
Scott's threats. Honest. Really. Nerves of steel.
A paucity of digital autumn pix caused me to dive into
my slides for the first time in months. I chose
something from November 2007. Boy, am I ever out of
practice
I run a photo mini-lab. I've mentioned that before.
I had a customer come in yesterday, wanting re-prints from some
negatives. They'd been processed by another store in our chain, and she
had the index print. I wrote down the frame numbers from the index print
and how many of each she wanted
From: John Graves
How many people understand the phrase I just dropped the and sorter is
down?
Face down, nine edge first.
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From: Paul Stenquist
Are you sure it's not 126 film?
Paul
It had the regular 2:3 ratio frames and sprocket holes on both edges
like 35mm film.
Base + Fog was a little thin looking, but that may have been because I'm
so used to all the edge print, and don't remember ever seeing a
From: Godfrey DiGiorgi
Seattle Film Works sold respooled movie film. It wasn't horrible but
it also wasn't C41 process or intended for standard photofinishers'
use. It was designed for printing onto movie stock for a positive and
no one had the setups for it.
I don't know what John's
From: Scott Loveless
John Sessoms wrote:
From: John Graves
How many people understand the phrase I just dropped the and
sorter is down?
Face down, nine edge first.
My high school was next door to a vocational school that was still
teaching people to feed cards into readers - in 1993
From: Axel Belinfante
There was a place in Hollywood called RGB that rewound several
movie stocks for still camera use. They would process it both as a
film positive and as prints.
That's the place! I have more than a few RGB boxes of slides in my
drawer. And I got prints,
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