"Ralf Engelmann" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
3. With the full format digital SLR, it will cover a wide angle range
unmatched in the digital business. With the usual 1.3x elongation
factor of common format digitals, the other companies will start at
max. 20mm effective plus the heavy weight of a
On Sat, 10 Mar 2001 17:52:58 -0800, "Bill D. Casselberry"
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Paul wrote:
... I mean, is it really worth paying dearly for
a 20 if you have a good 24?
Yes :^)
Double yes!
(I have an A-20/2.8 and an FA*24/2.0 and I wouldn't part with
*either* of them.)
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Can someone tell me if there's a trick to using the self-timer
on the Super Program?
I've followed the instructions in the manual but it seems to
trip the shutter immediately.
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Damned if *I* know what it is... ;)
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The guy in Japan who bought my K1000SE used BidPay. In just a
few days I received a Western Union money order in the mail (in
US dollars, of course). It was quick and painless.
Actually, I has my auction listed as being for U.S. bidders
only, but after what this guy bid for my camera I wasn't
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Can someone tell me if there's a trick to using the self-timer
on the Super Program?
I've followed the instructions in the manual but it seems to
trip the shutter immediately.
Pull/slide the self-timer to the right (while holding the
"Gary L. Murphy" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sun, 11 Mar 2001 17:47:35 -0500 (EST), Harry Baughman wrote:
i like to shoot people.
I thought that was illegal in most places... :-)))
He must be one of those guys from Texas :-)
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Best of luck with your endeavors, Mike.
Guess I won't have to buy a new hard drive now: You have been
responsible of a disproportionately large number of the messages
that I save in my personal permanent archive :-)
(Not to mention my much-loved Pentax K2!)
Mark
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James Apilado [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Those Kodak instant print cameras are really valuable. Remember them?
After Polaroid won their patent case, those Kodak gems really became
collectable. I've seen a few at thrift stores. No one wants them -yet!
Jim A.
My father was an engineer at Kodak
Todd Stanley [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=1221287672
$99?!?!? ARRGHHH
Yeah, but what I *really* hate is when someone points out
something that I was too late for but wouldn't have known about
otherwise!
;-)
(Sorry, Todd--I just had to
Steve Scott [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
it shouldn't be too tough to fix if what Alan Chan says about the dirty
contact is true.
I sure hope that's the case. My self timer ceased functioning many years ago
on my Super Program of nearly 18 years vintage. I also had the film counter
fail to
"Treena Harp" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Good paranoia is never truly wasted ...
Tom Rittenhouse obsessed:
Darn! You mean I wasted all that paranoia?
"Oh, that's just normal paranoia. Everyone in the universe has
that."
Slartibardfast, HHGTG
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Ken Archer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm still trying to figure out how to make it zoom ;-)
You're probably doing it and just don't realize it. After all,
it probably goes through its 1:1 zoom ratio pretty quickly!
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Bob Walkden [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
the 50 for landscapes as well, but I do find that its "normal"
perspective can be a bit bland in this type of photography.
I think its 'blandness' can sometimes be to its advantage because it
doesn't draw attention to the lens or to photographic technique,
"Provencher, Paul M." [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Oh boy I don't know if I should engage in a filter thread... smiling
Oh, I don't know. You might be able to come up with a new
twist...
Mark
(With apologies: I know how these pun threads tend to polarize
peopleG)
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Shel Belinkoff [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I had neglected to turn the camera ON.
There's an argument for the "always on", completely manual camera g.
True, but most of the better ones have a shutter button lock
that's the mechanical equivalent of an on/off switch. My K2
Jerome [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I walked into a bargain MX today, just US $ 90, and it was in a better condition
than the one I have had since 1977. It included a SMC 50mm 1.7 by the way.
That's the best MX deal I've heard of for a long time! I though I
was doing pretty well last year when I
I don't really have a great need for the A 35-105/f3.5 zoom I
just acquired in a package of stuff I bought so I'll offer it up
here. I'd be interested in a wide angle zoom or telephoto prime
(200+) Not necessarily even trade - if you've got a 400/2.8 to
offer I'll happily throw in some cash as
Tiger Moses [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Now I have to shoot with it on there and see how it performs with the adapter!
Doesn't the K-to-M42 adapter have some optical elements?
Hope they don't spoil the performance of the lens too much.
let us know.
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Glenn wrote:
Can't resist commenting that at some parties I've been to, folks have
mixed Skittles with MMs, so they could set out a bowl of "SMs".
Someone else suggested Smarties, the British equivalent of MMs.
They'd probably make a good mix to make "SMs"
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Just wondering how much I might expect to get for a Super
Program with SMC-A 50/f1.4 (both in absolutely beautiful
condition). I may put them on eBay and would like some input
before setting a reserve price.
Mark
(If anyone here's interested, please let me know)
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Bill Kane [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've got this flash for my Super Program, and lately it's been taking
FOREVER to charge up to full power (somewhere along the lines of 60-120
seconds) . . . is there any way to help this guy out? I gave it new
batteries, but that hasn't worked.
I'm with
Just won an eBay auction for a medium format film scanner so my
trusty HP has to go. Details in case you don't know:
Scans 35mm slides and negatives at 2400dpi
Scans prints up to 5x7 at 300 dpi
USB connection
It's less than a year old and in virtually "like new" condition
with all original box,
"Johan Schoone" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Dan Scott [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- Read it? [yn] y
Just noticed today that at KEH the 40/2.8 pancake has virtually achieved
price parity with the 50/1.2 @$299.00.
And I bought one for NLG 75 (about USD 30) last week from a local
I've just added the missing exploded diagrams to the Pentax ME
service manual. http://www.robertstech.com/pentax.htm
BTW: Just got my web stats for the month and it seems that the
service manuals are *very* popular! I think I had 116 downloads
of the ME Super manual alone!
Thanks to the
Lon Williamson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Bob, I set the shutter in three ways and listened:
1 second
Between 1 and 1/2 second
1/2 second
There was clearly a difference between the three.
I've read that these older manual cameras typically
use two mechanisms for shutter speed, one for
"Rob Brigham" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
in the UK you can get lots of second hand MF Sigma 24s for
about 40. There are very few FA 24s second hand and the new price is
540. You could get 13.5 second hand sigmas for the price of a new FA!
Perhaps this means something...
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My S.O. wants a big-ass print of one of my 645 photos (say, 30 x
22). I'd appreciate any recommendations of where to send the
transparancy (Ektachrome 100S) for a high quality print.
Mark
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Looks like it's time for me to pick up a couple more MXs!
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Footnote on the K bodies page has a typo. It reads:
"i = In addition to all differences shown here, the non-SE body
has a split-image/matte viewing screen while the SE body has a
split-image/microprism/matte."
It should be:
"i = In addition to all differences shown here, the non-SE body
has a
Oh, and as long as I'm whining: It'd be nice to have text
navigation options. It's a personal thing, I admit, but I *hate*
imagemaps (and the lack of individual ALT or TITLE tags for the
links makes navigation difficult for people with visual
disabilities--not that I'd expect too many of them to
You could always look into getting one of the professional
steadicam systems used for motion picture filming.
I'm sure they're quite inexpensive ;-P
"Steve Larson" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Funny you should that, I was thinking the same thing a couple of
days ago. You used to be able to buy
If you want to see one of the Steadicam systems used for filming in the big
budget hollywood films rent the video of "Aliens" (the second of the Sigourney
Weaver Alien flicks). The machine gun platform that the marines use is a
Steadicam unit with a prop gun attached to it instead of a camera.
How about: "I'm not a vegetarian because I love animals; I'm a vegetarian
because I hate plants."
Wish I remembered who said it!
Mark
vegetarian, BTW ;)
Chris Brogden [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Brought to mind a cute phrase I've heard: "Vegetables are not
food; vegetables are what food eats."
PAUL STENQUIST [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I shot my two dogs with an LX, a roll of TMY400 and my recently
purchased 50/1.4 K. They're not really great posers. I've made the
mistake of shooting them with a strobe in the past, and they don't trust
me any more.
I've come to the conclusion that our
John,
Did you ever get this back together?
I just looked at your web page with the photo of the loose pieces.
Let me know if you still need help.
Mark Roberts
John Mustarde [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sun, 25 Mar 2001 15:53:56 -0600, you wrote:
Anyone got an exploded parts diagram
I've used one-hour processing at the Walgreens on Boylston street in Boston to
do Boston Marathon photos. I bring my laptop and a nifty little Artec flatbed
scanner that's hardly any larger than the paper it scans. I shoot photos during
the race, take 'em to Walgreens and then scan and upload
I've had a couple of days to play with my new Minolta Dimage (what a silly word)
Scan Multi so I thought I'd share my initial impressions.
35mm
Although, at 2820dpi, it's only marginally higher in resolution than my old HP
Photosmart S20, the image quality is *vastly* superior. I was just
"aimcompute" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Cool Elephant Whiskers Mark! Just kidding. The whole time it was loading I
thought it was part of an elephant. Quite nice.
Ah, now I have a name for it! Since my leaf close-up was called "Dinosaur Skin"
I don't see why this can't be clled "Elephant
It's full frame averaging.
The manual says "CdS meter measures the average brightness of the ground glass
at full aperture, and couples directly to aperture, shutter and film speed
settings."
This is that seller's second or third attempt at selling this camera, I believe.
Probably didn't make
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There's an option for adding your own entry. haven't been any entries in a while
but as we get closer I expect there'll be more messages posted.
Mark
"jeepgirl" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Didn't we set up a site
I have a K2 body for sale if anyone's interested at $125.00 -
email me for details.
Otherwise it'll go to eBay on Friday.
If you've ever wanted one you won't regret buying it! (I still
have another I'm keeping!)
Mark
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Kevin Thornsberry [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I went to all my favorite sites and realized that they are all pretty simple.
I appears to be the images that draw me, not the site.
They are all clean, direct and simple. Not much to copy except the idea.
For good design advice see
Dan Scott [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Although I've never held a Minolta body, I have held a few Canons. The
Rebels struck me as being almost disposable in quality, if not in price. My
ZX-5n feels a little more solid to me, but, truthfully, I'd prefer to have
something even more so, could I afford
"William Robb" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
"Updating of classic Tessar design for manual focus
applications"
I would have thought the original Tessar design was optimized
for manual focus.
LOL. Those original Tessar designers were really ahead of their time, weren't
they?
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Chris Brogden [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a couple of questions about fungus on internal lens elements. I
understand that it's possible to remove it with no damage to the glass
provided that it hasn't etched the glass or coatings. Is this correct?
Here's the method that's worked for
Juan J. Buhler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just got a card in the mail advertising a new model of Zx10--a
workstation from Silicon Graphics.
Hey, the *original* ZX-10 was made by Kawasaki, not Pentax, and it went 160 mph!
(And they still make a ZX-7 that's even faster!)
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Chris Brogden [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Mon, 23 Apr 2001, Frank Theriault wrote:
Trying to remember what little I know of Contract Law, it seems to me
that the vendor is extending a Unilateral Contract to the world. If
all he/she says is or best offer, then I think he would be bound to
MZ3_fella _ [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Could it be the MR-52 is an in-house product designation (like the
KB-numbers)and not a model name?
Maybe the 5 is a poory written (or hastily read) S?
I don't know how a Z could possibly be mis-read as an R,
though!
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I'm in the market for a 300mm/f2.8. The Sigma is the most
affordable but I'm wondering if anyone here has any experience
with it. If it's no good I'll probably have to hold out until I
find a used 300/2.8 somewhere and as I want autofocus, it could
be a long wait!
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I seem to recall someone asking about the Vivitar Macro
teleconverters recently. FYI, there's one on KEH for $59.00 and
it's the version that has the A setting.
They also list a Pentax 1.7x AF teleconverter but it's not
available 'cause I just bought it :-)
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm glad you noted the smiley, Mark.
For the record:
In language theory, there are two kinds of OR:
1. exclusive, or alternative:
2. includive, or Boolean:
Yup, I'm aware of the difference between inclusive and exclusive
OR statements. I was taught in school that
I just got this off a web page about motorcycle roadracing. Thought it might
resonate with some of the people here. I've never heard the word before but I
like it!
'Kando' is a Japanese word for simultaneous feelings of deep satisfaction and
intense excitement felt when encountering something of
David A. Mann [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I don't shoot the panoramas very often so maybe stitching
multiple scans would be easier. At least my product choices would number
greater than one :)
Stitching together sections of the same negative should be *very* easy. Much
easier than trying to
At this very moment, I'm celebrating my retirement
with some Killian's Iris Red.
Funny, I usually don't get red eyes until the morning after a night of
drinking...
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In a message dated 4/28/2001 7:19:31 AM US Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I'm not keeping up very effectively today. Has anyone posted
The Pirate Alphabet yet? It's mostly vowels:
Eh? (A)
Aye! (I)
Oooh!
Pål Jensen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I would like to stress that this is pure speculation.
However, Pentax is planning more upper level products.
This is good news and, actually, makes sense. They took a big gamble in
producing the Limited lenses and the amazing success of those products means
Creature's Comfort [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sheesh! Try a refrigerator box in a flood!
Luxury. We used to *dream* of havin' a refrigerator box...
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I've just spent some time ( half a roll fo film) playing with my new toy, the
1.7x teleconverter/autofocus converter and I have to say that it's really fun!
What a nifty device!
I just slapped it and an SMC-A 50/1.7 on my PZ-1p, went out in the garden and
photographed some flowers and stuff.
Joseph Tainter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just got this from KEH in like new condition, complete with box,
case, papers, and caps. The lens appears (nearly) unused, but I notice
that the front tube (filter mount) is looser than on other lenses that I
have. Is this normal? Slides from a test roll
John Mustarde [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When my A50/1.7 aperture got stuck, it was because one of the metal
tabs inside the aperture ring, at the A button, had come loose. This
loose piece of metal prevented the ring from turning through all the
stops. So I removed the offending piece of metal,
Joseph Tainter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
KEH has two of the following:
70-210 F4-5.6 TAKUMAR F AUTO FOCUS (49)
Is this the sharp and highly-regarded autofocus F 70-210? I've never
seen this lens listed as Takumar. I've never handled the 70-210 lens,
so don't know whether it says Takumar
Gerald F. Cermak [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I once had an old lady working security at SeaTac insist on looking through
my T4 Supers viewfinder. I'm not sure what she was expecting to see.
The reason for looking through viewfinder on SLRs and for changing the
display on a cell phone is to make
Joseph Tainter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On further investigation it wouldn't autofocus, but this may have been
related to the diaphragm being stuck half-way closed. It went back for a
refund, and I've ordered one that KEH had in excellent condition.
Hoping for a better result this time.
It should be arriving on Friday.
It's a Sigma 300mm/f2.8
Had to get myself a birthday present (my 40th is tomorrow) and decided to go for
it.
Whether or not it comes to Grandfather Mountain with me depends on how I feel
about carrying the extra weight in my backpack (especially as I'm running a
Daniel J. Matyola [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The June issue of Outdoor Photographer has 2 pages on the MZ-S Pro
Camera, and Popular Photography for June has a cover photo taken with a
Pentax 645. Good month.
And did you notice the double-page photo taken with a Pentax 67 in the first few
pages
Johan Schoone [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=1236976934
No bids on it (and it's in Istanbul, Turkey--*I* wouldn't bid on it).
Why the `Yikes'? Because it's Big Bertha?
Yes. And because of the aperture. Do you need night vision goggles to see the
Magnesium, I thought.
I do believe you are correct.
Titanium spray paint, perhaps?
Everyone should know by now what material the MZ-S is made of: Unobtanium ;-)
(But not for long...)
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I got my new 300/2.8 just a short while ago. It's a Sigma, because I'm not rich
enough to afford the Pentax, much as I'd like it. (Heck, I'm not actually rich
enough to afford the Sigma but I decided I derserved to splurge for my 40th
birthday!)
First impressions: Man, this thing is nicely built!
Evan, your [EMAIL PROTECTED] address is bouncing on me.
Priority mail shipping on the scanner (plus insurance) is $18.00
Email me when you can.
Sorry to bother the rest of the list with this.
Mark
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Bob Walkden [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
(and it's midsummer, not the 1st day of summer)
Thanks for pointing that out!
Drives me friggin' nuts when clueless TV weathermen refer to the solstice as the
first day of summer.
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Grandfather Mountain next weekend.
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David S. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I really like your marathon shot, I have at times thought of going to the Vancouver
marathon to grab a few shots.
I was pleased that some of the few blooming lilacs in the park were
strategically located behind the starting area.
BTW: I've considered doing
This is true. I have a Panasonic laptop that suffered a BIOS corruption and
wouldn't even accept password on boot up. No go, no way. Then the b*stards at
Panasonic charged me $100.00 to fix it even though it was in warranty. (They
claimed that I must have accidentally changed my password - a
this would
work?
Mark Roberts
P.S. I'll bet the K2 shutter speeds that were off were too *long* as opposed to
too short.
David A. Mann [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Basically all I did was shine a low-power laser into the shutter, with a small
silicon photocell on the other side, so the photocell
One thing I'd like to add to this thread:
If space is really limited and push comes to shove you should pack *more* film
and *less* camera gear ;-)
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I've put a weather forecast link on the PDML Grandfather Mountain guestbook.
http://robertstech.com/guestbook.mv?parm_func=view
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I'll take you up on that offer. Thanks!
Pay Pal?
Mark
Sid Barras [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I've got a damaged SMC M 50 1.7 (dented filter ring, a couple of hard parts
when turning the focus ring) that I got as part of a super program package.
$10 plus about $3.25 for shipping will get it
I have the M28/3.5 and the FA28/2.8 and neither of them gets particularly close
but I just use an extension tube and find that works well.
Mark Roberts
Patrick White [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've been thinking of getting a wide angle lens (28mm or less) I can use
for macro shots
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
E-bay has been awfully slow lately. (unless you are in to
belt buckles and endoscopes).
Sounds like a pretty kinky combination to me!
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for the thumbnails contain camera/lens/film information so you
can see what equipment was used for each shot - putting the mouse over the
thumbnail should bring up the text in most web browsers.
Did someone already compare lenses in this range ?
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on earth for that kind of thing. That't
be a Hassleblad ;-)
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-mounted tripod (it's
really akward with the FA*80-200/2.8), yet tripod mounting is one of the venues
in which the MZ-S excels due to its easy to view slanted top display.
Frustrating. (But still not hell on earth grin)
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into Pentax Function land! (I'm
find in-camera multiple exposure to be a feature I never use in this age of
digital imaging.)
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professional bretheren. Compare a 28-70/2.8 with a 28-80/4.5-5.6. In some
cases - backpacking, rock climbing, etc. - a consumer lens may be a better
choice even for a 'pro. This especially advantageous when using a lightweight,
compact camera like the MZ-S.
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to. But as far as glass quality, the Sigma EX line should now lose the
old Sigma stigma of old.
I have the Sigma EX 300/2.8 and it's a massive and well-built lens. Hardly any
plastic used in its construction as far as I can tell and it's optically
excellent.
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if anyone one the list can fill me in on the scene there. Anything
photographic or non-photographic would be appreciated.
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who doesn't feel enabled by this article needs medical attention!
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for a good price. The problem
is that they rarely seem to show up on the used market. Can't say I plan on
selling mine any time soon.
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the *actual* DMAX comes to achieving the theoretical
maximum depends on the quality of the CCD and the associated analog circuitry.
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. They use the Kodak/Noritsu Digital Light System (same idea as the
Fuji Frontier system) to print digital scans onto traditional photo paper.
The quality is just outstanding. Best (non-custom) prints from slides I've
seen.
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One other question on this.Does slide film
only come in the slow ASA speeds like 50-100
or do they get into the 200-400 range.
You can get fast slide film. Go with Fuji Sensia 400 or Provia 400F. Avoid
Ektachrome 400 at all costs.
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big (heck, it looks for all the world like a
50mm normal lens), but it *is* really good. A steal at $165.00.
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Actually, you're the first. Not that much traffic in the middle of the day,
I suppose so it's still available if you want it.
Mark
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Don't you mean Woody Herman? Woody Allen is a comedian.
Comedian and Jazz clarinetist. In fact, he skipped the Academy Awards ceremony
when he won his first Oscar (for Annie Hall) and played a gig with his band
instead.
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kind of wish I'd kept it now as there are
times when the size of the FA*24/2.0 is inconvenient.
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bought a lens via eBay to use
for parts. It was advertised as having fungus so it went real cheap. When
I disassembled it I found that the fungus wiped off with one pass of a
lens cleaning tissue: it was just dust.
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