I could have been certain that this would have been sent by Aaron ;-)
Malcolm
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Collin Brendemuehl
Sent: 30 January 2002 19:48
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Subject: Re: Buying new gear, Help!!!
$1000? Excellent.
or M42. The one I have was supposedly
used by a police department for surveillance.
Steve Larson
Redondo Beach, California
P.S., You have the same moniker as my childhood idol who rode a Husqvarna
400, just like I had.
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head and
know, or it is a mystery. I like the VFR.
Malcolm
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Sent: 02 February 2002 03:29
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Subject: Re: Ultra telephoto lenses
Malcolm Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
P.S. My
Title for the picture:
Serious doubt on age of entrant to under 10s BMX competition
Malcolm
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Sent: 02 February 2002 23:01
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There appears to be enough of us here to do so ;-)
Malcolm G0DPT
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Maybe we should try and set up a sked on 20 or 17?
Bill KG4LOV
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Well, that stretches my German a little, but I'll give it a go :-(
Malcolm
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Sent: 03 February 2002 17:17
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Here's a page with
Paul,
I think the KEH lens has gone - not that I looked for it ,you understand :-0
Malcolm
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Subject: Ultra telephoto lenses
KEH has
February 2002 19:17
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Just scroll down and let the pictures do the talking g.
Malcolm Smith wrote:
Well, that stretches my German a little, but I'll give it a go :-(
http://www.chrzahn.de/Fotoseiten/Tipps/apx25Ersatz.html#giga
Have you any pictures we can see? I am more a Dodge Charger fan, but one of
my friends has a '55 Bel-Air, I'm sure we can identify it.
Malcolm
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It's a 20s vehicle, but I would like to see how much is original and what
has been added to over the years. some of the bigger stuff on the link
brought back happy driving/mechanical and photographic memories sigh!.
Malcolm
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Oh hell! Do we have a digital Cotty?
Malcolm
Cotty wrote:
PS - I'm starting to get excited: my new toy has completed stage one of
it's journey to me
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And cats pictures!!!
Don't you forget cats!
Gianfranco
(with 20 cats sitting around...)
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See PUG in March ;-)
Miaow!
Malcolm
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Not my auction (I wouldn't part with something like that...).
Gianfranco
#
Needs an application of snakeskin! Does look different, but if I was getting
another
Ah ! But with young Cotty, give logical thought a sideways glance and think
laterally.
Think of said gentleman's website. It's probably a new combination Vacuum
Cleaner/Camera or Passport photo machine/Toaster or somesuch.
Malcolm
Try the following test : could you buy them at that price, find they are
great lenses but not for you, but could get your money back by selling them
on eBay or here or wherever...
Yes? Buy them!
Good luck Frantisek.
Malcolm
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If it's your only MX - don't do it!
If you have a whole family of them, then maybe, just maybe you wouldn't
miss one.
Not that I'm trying to put you off or anything. The P67 is a handsome
beast, but not as nice as an MX :-)
Wendy
My old boss did that. Wondered why it didn't work afterwards.
Oh, how we laughed.
(tried giving him an etch-a-sketch as replacement but he couldn't
work out
how to re-boot it...)
Wendy
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Ahoy! Fellow Dilbert fan!
Malcolm
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On Thursday, February 7, 2002, at 02:15 AM, Malcolm Smith wrote:
Maybe I will see what has to go, but my wife does not like the LX
(surprised
me - loves the MX) so we will see.
But what does she think of the 67?
-Aaron
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My wife
Nice to see you back - same Landlord?
Malcolm
Semper in excremento sum, solum profunditas mutat.
(Always in the sh*t, only the depth varies.)
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Was there a PDML weekend in 2000 or 2001?
Fully understand commitments for this year, maybe 2003? Apart from an
opportunity to meet and exchange ideas whilst taking photographs, is there a
theme, or is this a discussion point along with a suitable central venue - I
suppose I am asking for
OH! Thanks Aaron,
I've got an early start in the morning - that's me for no breakfast!
Malcolm
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In Amateur Photographer this week, it is starting a Diploma study course,
which you can take at your own pace.
I have to admit I am interested, but would very much like your views on such
courses. Obviously, it's difficult to talk about this course specifically.
Has anyone here done one? Or is
Steve,
Thank you for your informative posting, which I hope has not caused too much
domestic aggro!
I fully understand the logistics of organising such events as my life is a
rolling event: 3 children under 8 years of age and a wife with a full
business life who is constantly away. Just
GUILTY M'LUD!
Notwithstanding the above plea, it is hereby understood and agreed that:
1. Full co-operation of SC will apply throughout in consultation of:
A: Venue - suitability thereof;
B: Advertising via electronic communication of PDML;
2. The charge of taking pleasure in providing
See later post - would like your viewpoint. There is a replacement for the
Red Rover - when were you last on a bus in London. LOL!
Malcolm
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I wanted to go down that path, but I have the children and my wife often
goes off on business at short notice. It ruins courses where regular
attendance is required, and of course, if small children are ill/off colour
it is not possible to attend. Makes a right do-dah of your commitments with
True, he has changed the description, but the price? The subject title above
is still correct.
Malcolm
The problem is that Saturday morning it was described as a 1.2 in
both the title and
in the description. I ~think~ it was also mentioned in the
description that it is
an extremely fast
Hi Frantisek,
I came across the grip by accident, as it came with my new LX. I would also
be interested in the prices of grips as I would like another.
I hope you are enjoying your new LX. I turned down a fair offer on my old
one today - don't know why?
Malcolm
Hi,
On my newly aquired
for eBay.
Otherwise, if someone wants to pay the price, what difference
should that make to you?
Get over it. - Dr. Laura.
Len
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Thank you to everyone who has shown interest.
Obviously, we need numbers to see if it is worthwhile, but it is darn hard
for you to commit yourselves without the date!
Give us a little while to give you something more factual.
Thanks,
Malcolm
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Does anyone know of availability of one of these in the UK?
Malcolm
~~
Right Angle Mirror Attachment By Bower- View Shoot To The Right, Left,
Above Or Below You (Rotates 360 Degrees) While It Appears That You Are
Looking
Boz,
Apart from this excellent posting, I found a picture of the 90o lens on your
website - thanks.
Malcolm
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Paul,
Thanks, more expense in the future as I don't have a lens in the 135-200mm
range. Oh, what the heck! But this would be very useful to take photos of a
family member, who hates photos taken.
Malcolm
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Worth the wait to see the result - excellent. Love the sky - I suppose that
a new format is due a go - what first, digital or medium format - ducks from
Aaron's abuse!
Malcolm
Bill wrote:
Warning, this is about a 500kb download.
http://www.komkon.org/~wrobb/6x7_Enable/
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Keep more than one copy, in more than one location, on more than one
medium. Storage media have a life span, so plan to re-copy most of your
files when necessary, or when a new medium becomes dominant.
chris
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I was
Has anyone else noticed that when you set your heart on buying a certain
lens or body, you are suddenly afflicted with the paranoid notion that
EVERYONE ELSE is after the same item, no matter how obscure?
--
I'm not
Well, this made me think about how much I paid for my MX. In 1979, I paid
just under a £100 for a body and a 50mm f1:1.7 lens. Looking at current
prices for a mint MX, as my original is, would £200 be a fair price today?
Now, I have had the pleasure of using it over the years, but had I decided
Cotty's review has been the only way to *see* this months PUG for me.
Either the page will not display, or I see it for a minute or so and the
site collapses. Has anyone had similar problems, or is the fault at my end
in some form?
Thanks (in particular to Cotty),
Malcolm
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Hi Malcolm, my connection is fine and the site loads okay. Are you using
Internet Exploder or Netscape Nevergetter (or sommat else lad) ? Even on
a Mac, these apps are simply the diciest pieces of software about.
Usually it's the websites themselves that crash my browser (IE5.1 for
Mac),
Evan Hanson wrote:
This reminds me of my setup with my Durst 606 balanced on the toilet,
cramped but it works.
What if you (or a family member) need to go?
Cheers,
- Dave
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I expect their bladders would be
Pål,
Having bought two LXs in the last 6 months, this gives me a feeling of great
relief!
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Pål Audun Jensen
The LX is the best camera Pentax ever made.
Malcolm
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Pardon me while I roll my eyes at Pentax UK.
-Aaron
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As a subscriber, I bought into it for the discount on spares and service
charges. If you bought it for the magazine also rolls eyes.
Malcolm
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As a subscriber, I bought into it for the discount on spares and
service charges. If you bought it for the magazine also rolls eyes.
Indeed (it's not right good is it!?). I got a 'free' subscription from
the discount of having my LX CLA'd. However if there were more people
like Peter
You're right. I just hope they make a follow up to the LX. It
doesn't have
to be a bargain to make me happy...
Pål
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I wonder how many LXs would sell, if Pentax resumed LX production?
I would have one for a start, so that's one
The HOOD??
Malcolm
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In that case it's got to be Fireball XL5. Don't remember any
masterspy type character in
Well done, Collin!!
Malcolm G0DPT
I passed my Tech test today.
Now just gotta wait for the paperwork.
Who are the rest of US, the true bubbahood?
Post your call signs, please.
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Len Paris wrote:
That's the basic truth. If camera stores knew that you could
buy stuff cheaper direct from Pentax, how many camera stores do
you think would carry the Pentax line of equipment?
typed:
Now that is interesting.
None of my local camera stores market Pentax equipment
Hi, Malcolm,
I can only guess that Pentax UK has lousy sales reps, who don't
know how to
sell the products to the stores.
I've read a number of posts here from folks visiting our fair
country (Canada)
who've been pleasantly surprised to see actual Pentax displays in
stores, and
have
Bognor is an hour or so on the train from sunny Brighton,
Last time I went it was closed - of all the places in the UK you could
visit..
So it is. I'll definitely pop in and see you. I'll get your
details if this trip gets confirmed. You'd better stock up, and I'll
bring the
6) I have read that mirror and shutter vibration are a big problem
with the Pentax 67 bodies. An article on The Luminous Landscape
http://www.luminous-landscape.com/pentax67ii.htm
shows multiple images on photographs with Pentax 67 gear because the
shutter and the mirror shake the
Thanks Bruce,
I also read your informative reply to Bolo. Now I need a constructive
arguement to put funds away, for what will be known as PDML syndrome - yet
another *** camera.
Malcolm
Malcolm,
I really love my 67II. If you are just going to start with one lens
for awhile - I
Thanks Dave,
All noted. I have had a quick look at UK prices (swallows hard) and wonder
if camera shop websites abroad or my wife's enemy eBay will be worth a look.
If I don't try another format now, I never will, but I'm not trying a
different manufacturer!
Malcolm
The standard lens for
Oh, I've heard that Bronica make a pretty good camera...
bullet proof vest, night vision goggles, diving for cover :-)
Cotty
___
Heard being the keyword! I've used Pentax for nearly two and a half
decades, why change with such a good
There was one on eBay, sale ended by now, of a complete 67II kit, for a huge
amount of cash!! No, I'm sticking out for a 67II, but I think all their
cameras are great. I would be right in the mire if I sold one of the MXs,
such is its perceived value at home.
Paul, that's not another new e-mail
Malcolm Smith wrote:
All noted. I have had a quick look at UK prices (swallows hard) and
wonder if camera shop websites abroad or my wife's enemy eBay will be
worth a look.
That's why I want to take my RB67 kit to the UK to sell :) The damn
things are almost worthless down here
Paul, that's not another new e-mail address you have, is it?
I'm not sure what you mean, but my current address is as shown here. I did
change it twice in the same day, when comcast changed the name of
the server.
They assigned me a bizarre address. After reporting it here, I
realized I
The best fish and chips in Britain are from Tate Modern ...
Your quite right there. Unfortunately, the fish and chips were about the
only thing in the entire museum with any taste at all.
--
Daniel J. Matyola mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Stanley, Powers Matyola
LOL! I can't (even for one minute) see her allowing you to go out taking
photos wearing that!!
Malcolm
The wife's birthday was today. If only I'd known that Pentax had such a
great gift idea
Christian
On Friday 22 March 2002 12:50, Tom wrote:
1. Am I being unrealistic, in hoping that Pentax might produce
a digital
body, that I can use my 35mm lenses with? Has any manufacturer
done this?
Yes you are being unrealistic. Pentax would rather commit
suicide than commit to potential customers.
Nikon and Canon are both producing
Hi Dave,
Thanks for your comments.
I am starting to find out about digital photography, because it is going to
be the major player (one day). So other manufacturers have offered a body
which supports their lenses, hmm... a bit short sighted of Pentax.
For tripods the name Manfrotto comes up a
I think Pentax will demo a DSLR by the end of the year.
Obviously they intend to do so, as shown by the demo of the MZ-D
and the press release announcing it's withdrawal.
I'd look for a 3 or 4 meg SLR at Photokina.
BTW, I need one. I've seen decent 8x10's and passable 11x14's
from the
1. Am I being unrealistic, in hoping that Pentax might produce
a digital
body, that I can use my 35mm lenses with? Has any manufacturer
done this?
Yes you are being unrealistic. Pentax would rather commit
suicide than commit to potential customers.
Nikon and Canon are both
Hi Cotty,
Thank you for your reply, which is most informative, but baffling at the
same time, as no one knows Pentax's future true plan of action. What will
happen, is guesswork, until they say, it will be released on...date..
If it happens, I will be a happy person...for a change.
The prices
As always I recommend Berlebach tripods. www.berlebach.de
Pål
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Pål,
Thanks for the link, interesting to note only two tripod manufacturers
recommended! I won't look at anything else as I prefer recommendation.
Malcolm
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As always I recommend Berlebach tripods. www.berlebach.de
Seconded. I have a great love for my wood tripod. They don't
ring, they are much stronger, and they are much harder to
damage.
If you ding the leg of a metal tripod, you can run into some
problems with legs that no longer close,
A couple of my friends were out golfing some 10 years ago.
And the geese were(are) pests, invading the course.
One of my friends got one with a tee shot.
Hit the bird in the neck,
head fell over, then
bird fell over.
I rarely get a birdie, when I play golf :)
Malcolm
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Frank,
Gasps in horror!!
A few years back I went to the Dennis factory and watched them build buses
and fire appliances (cameras not allowed).
I take it you won't be going to the North Weald bus rally to see the many
exteriors from the 30s to the latest articulated bus, Brendan LOL!
Malcolm
Face it, you guys just cannot stay away from those skins! As an aside, it
appears that the snake skins are well liked by the females. I was at this
one shop in Tucson and finally the clerk had to ask me about it. She
thought it was great! Hmmm, maybe I need to take them out more...
Paul,
A scary thought, loss of all your camera gear, even if replaced by cash.
My choice - Purchase MX, 67II and upgrade computer along with the addition
of a film scanner.
Invest time in getting things right. That's me done.
Malcolm
In medium format I'd stay with Pentax. That was a recent
Clean, lubricate and adjust - and buy it!
Malcolm
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Thanks for the advice Shel!
Just one stupid question:
What
HAR!! The 67 is small - look at the camera on the wall.
Malcolm
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Paul,
If you want to get into this, I suggest you look at the plans of Starships.
Not one of them would have made a 5 year mission, or even left space dock.
No toilets!
Malcolm
You know how in the later Star Trek series, when someone on an
Away party wants to talk to the ship, he'll tap a
Len,
I've always wondered if the holosuites smell a bit!
Malcolm
Hmm, perhaps they carry that stuff into the transporter room and surprise
somebody. :)
Len
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Har!
Captain Picard instructs No Armitage Shanks programmes in the holosuites!
Almost Friday - hope all take this in good humour.
Malcolm
Stephen Moore wrote:
I can picture a memo reading something like this:
From: PICARD
To: All Enterprise personnel
Re: Holodeck
No
Shel Belinkoff wrote:
Once he's seen some more of my work, and, of course, if he likes it,
he's promised to give me some specific paid assignments.
You will do well, go for it.
Malcolm
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With 3 small children, that does sound like the voice of reason and
experience of life. At times, I find I am a little deaf to it, particularly
in close proximity to a camera shop.
Malcolm
Pay the bills. Especially credit card bills. Paying off a credit card is
The gift that keeps on
Isis - what a lovely looking cat!
Malcolm
I've submitted a cat picture to www.photocritique.net.
Id you want to look at the pic its is:
http://www.photocritique.net/g/s?00kgvn
Regards
Albano
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MX in 1979
MX in 1980
LX in 2001
LX in 2002
Oh! heck - no 67II by this calculation until 2023 :-(
Malcolm
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Yes, sometimes heart conditions are brought on by circumstances
beyond the victim's control. Treatment would have to be decided
case by case. A policy of If it's your fault, we won't pay
wouldn't be perfect, but people just might take better care of
themselves if they knew Uncle Sam and
Peter wrote:
We are thinking about a double-cab pickup - anyone have any OT experience
they can impart? Must be Group 14 or less for the Mrs.
4Life/Navarro/Hilux/something else?
As a Land/Range-Rover owner since I passed my test in 1980, I suggest a 110
double crew cab (also available in
I'm 6' 2.
Thats fairly tall.
William Robb
Me too. I'm still the shortest of my friends :-(
Malcolm
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Shel,
I have been looking for a Pentax copy stand, was it something you were
looking for, or you came across for sale? Are they very expensive?
I was asked to copy a couple of photos last week, and I ended up bluetacking
the pictures to the refrigerator, and setting the LX and bellows up on a
Hi Shel,
Nice to hear you got a good deal. Thanks for the reply, I can't say I like
the new price, but that is just what I need.
Better start looking
Malcolm
Hi Malcolm ..
Well, yes to both questions, although I wasn't looking too hard. One
day I had an idea for some photos and
Hi Wendy,
You got one for HOW much? Screams
Malcolm
I managed to pick a nice one up with case and everything just before
Christmas. Spotted it on ebay.co.uk and bought it with BIN
option. (I think
it was about 25 pounds but I can't remember if that included my
postage - a
lot of
Photax 500mm f8 lens. £10 from bankruptcy sale.
Malcolm
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I have seen a number of ME Super bodies, going for less than £50. When I
bought my MXs, they were quite a bit more expensive, but the MX has retained
its value, and MEs are cheapish - why?
I was thinking of buying a body for my eldest son, who then has access to a
few lenses. Is this a good
I also wanted to know how far you were from the Owl.
Great picture Steve.
Malcolm
Thanks! I was at close focus with that beast (1000mm), 100 feet.
Steve Larson
Redondo Beach, California
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Ken and Shel,
Most encouraging. He is fairly careful with things, and I know he will enjoy
it. Not bad, compared to my first camera.
Malcolm
You won't be sorry. I have been using two of them and bought a third
one last week. I particularly like the size and the viewfinder.
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Eh! What!
I think the string has moved on a bit!
Your comments noted - hope you can make the UK PDML meeting.
Malcolm
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Hi Shel,
I hope the MX wasn't bad for the company, but if it ran 10 years I doubt if
it could have been.
Malcolm
Tom is mistaken. The LX came out in 1980, the MX was discontinued in
1985 or 1986. It was discontinued after a run of about ten years. This
was the beginning of the era of
One of my friends had a K2 and sold it to buy an M6. I would like to see a
all black MX - never have yet.
I used my MX to take photos of squirrels this morning, the LX is too noisy
and scares the wildlife off!
Are any more Pentax folk coming to Duxford?
Malcolm
The MX was, and still, a
Well done Steve!
Malcolm
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My new call sign is kc8tpr
Steve
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I have always been interested in the way the TV set has become part of the
family. I wrote an article which covers my area of interest:
http://www.transdiffusion.org/emc/lineup/
Frank Theriault has been very kind, and spends some time informing me of TV
in Canada in the 60s. I would like to
Len,
I started carrying a camera in the car a while back, since I watched a
programme in which our traffic police suggested it. A lot of people have
minor accidents which when written on the claim forms later turn out to be
works of fiction. There is also a growing trend of some villains who
Thank you!
Malcolm
It is a wonderful shot, nice going Malcolm.
Steve Larson
Redondo Beach, California
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I would have thought that was that, they have gone for good. What super
advice, I'll remember that, I hope Cory has success.
Malcolm
Don't go to bed until you soak the negatives in some nice clean water.
Distilled water would be best. Separate them after they've soaked for a
while. Toss
With this LX, I thee wed,
With this 67, I enpower,
That can't be right!!
Malcolm
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Well, the postman arrived with one this morning for me. What a super little
camera. I shall try it out, (research obviously) as I have a while before my
son's birthday, and then it will be his.
I am in trouble at home :-( another parcel is due!
Malcolm
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Well, I've done it now and become a Pentax fanatic in 35mm and medium
format. I am now looking at a 6x7 with 105mm lens - very nice too. It was
too good a deal to pass on.
Despite all the comments about its size, I didn't need to remove the front
door, to get it into the house!
As the sun is
Bruce,
Nice to hear from someone in the same position. My first LX is to be
sacrificed - hard for me. I have very few 35mm lenses, so none to sell, and
I want to keep them so that my eldest son can discover 35mm photography.
Longer term, I would like to add a grip to the 67 and a 300mm, but not
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