I would, him and Robertson are both pricks and that kind of fanaticism
always leads to similar conclusions, just sometimes on different scales...
Norm
Rex Probert wrote:
Dave, I would not compare Jerry Falwell to the Taliban.
A scroll of mail from Collin Brendemuehl [EMAIL PROTECTED] on
What irritates the hell out of me, is I always seem to have film loaded in my 6x7
when I travel and the security guys always make me fire off a frame (quite
understandable). That can get expensive if you take a few flights...
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What? Darkroom, digital darkroom, what's the difference? errr
Norm
Shel Belinkoff wrote:
Plus, any
manipulation of the image that appears on the screen has not been done
via the manipulation of light, such as dodging or burning, but rather
by manipulating pixels through computer technology.
I think you've been had Mike. The first flight was American Airlines
flight 11?
Norm
Mike Johnston wrote:
I don't usually go for stuff like this, but this is really a bizarre
coincidence.
--Mike
The first plane to hit the WTC was Flight Q33NY
1. Open up WORD, as if beginning a new
A lot smaller and lighter.
Norm
Juan J. Buhler wrote:
Yes, but the M28/3.5 is superb. Is it different from the K?
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Hello Marisa - I'll second the voice in the wilderness, same reasons I
went with a 6x7...
Norm
William Robb wrote:
From: marisa mack
Once again, I feel like a voice in the wilderness.
For the record, I have owned a 645 (Bronica ETRs) and presently
own a Pentax 6x7.
For the record, I hate
That's the service with a smile I've to expect from Lufthansa (along with
paying their exorbitant fares)...
Norm
Joseph Tainter wrote:
snip But Lufthansa would only allow one carry-on (for security they
said).
I had expensive photo gear in one bag, and film and other valuables in
my main
They made that decision because it was cheaper to pay the insurance on
lost or stolen stuff than to have the driver try and return to do their
job, which is supposed to be delivering packages to the intended
recipient...
Norm
William Robb wrote:
I got a reply from UPS regarding that shipment
Why are you yelling? G
Norm
J. C. O'Connell wrote:
EVERYTHING WORKS EXCEPT THE HOT SHOE IS NOT SYNCING
(EASY FIX) THE BODY IS ALMOST LIKE NEW! VERY PRETTY.
I HAVE A FEELING THE CAMERA IS RARE TOO.
GERJANS BOOK CLAIMS THEY (ES) WERE ONLY MADE IN BLACK.
JCO
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I hit a cow driving a Triumph Spitfire at night doing 100kphthe cow and I
walked away, the car didn't. That was scary.
Norm
John Coyle wrote:
Glad to hear you are both all right, Antti-Pekka. I had a similar accident a
few years ago in Australia (hit a herd of Brahmin cattle - killed the
tom wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
PM, Ryan Charron wrote:
It just does, that's all there is to it!
No Canon or Nikon even comes close.
While I agree about the 645n's superiority over every device made by
Canon and Nikon, I
tom wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
PM, Ryan Charron wrote:
It just does, that's all there is to it!
No Canon or Nikon even comes close.
While I agree about the 645n's superiority over every device made by
Canon and Nikon, I
I'm still green with envy and I thought I got a good deal on my 6x7...
Norm
Aaron Reynolds wrote:
Damn, now I keep thinking of what I paid for my 67!
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You're talking about different enlarger light sources right, diffused, cold, etc.?
Care to expound Mike?
Norm
Mike Johnston wrote:
No. It's the enlarger. The difference in perceived grain between a highly
collimated light source and a true diffuse light source is extremely
significant. Most
No problem loading the page, quick. I do read, a lot, and I think the
butterfly is cool...
Norm
Shel Belinkoff wrote:
Hi ...
I just put together my first web page to display a Picture of the Week
photo. It's pretty simple, but perhaps nothing too fancy or complicated
is needed just to show
http://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/sci/tech/newsid_162/1620067.stm
Norm
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I'm feeling enabled...any price info?
Norm
Rob Brigham wrote:
PENTAX REVEALS 75mm FOR 67 FORMAT
Pentax has unveiled a new 75mm f/2.8 lens for its Pentax 67
medium-format camera. The SMC Pentax 67 75mm f/2.8 AL optic is designed
to be so compact that in most
situations it can be 'easily
Don't give them any ideas, I like Plus-X!!
Norm
Isaac Crawford wrote:
Yes, but why not get rid of Plus-x or even Ektapan for God's sake? I
have feeling that Tri-x will be around for at least a little longer...
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I just bought the bookMEOW.
Norm
Mike Johnston wrote:
Lon wrote:
Grin. Someone wrote that we should
all refer to ONE reference book to
back up our natterings here. It
won't happen. Such is not the nature
of this list.
Git along, little kitty! MEEOW!
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I thought John had thicker skin than that...
Norm
Ed wrote:
I corresponded with him after he left. He's gone. :(
On Behalf Of tom
You didn't really run away, did you?
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Aaron Reynolds wrote:
On Wednesday, November 14, 2001, at 08:24 PM, Bill Owens wrote:
And will meet you at 12:00 Noon on Friday, November 16, 2001 at Camera
World
with my 4x6 digital print that is equal to or better than the average
minilab print.
Cue the music from The Good, The
Did you watch South Park, the movie, Bill? G...
Norm
William Robb wrote:
Didn't the Canadians nearly take Washington DC in some border
dispute at some point?
William Robb
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I don't think it's about stopping distance Bill, the advantage is that
you are able to still control the car since they don't lock up...
Norm
William Robb wrote:
In every situation, ABS takes longer to stop than a
vehicle of similar weight/ tire size without ABS.
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No, dismiss it from this list. And Chris, you always make me laugh G...
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Folks are starting to take this
stuff personally, and quite frankly, history is just.history.
You dismiss what has happened to millions of people, the
I don't have any old screwmount stuff, but I do have and older Tak 105 6x7 and
the new 45 6x7. While there is a big difference in build quality, I'm not sure
the trade off is so bad re: weight factor...
Norm
Bob Rapp wrote:
JCO lamented on the optical and build quality of the Takumars and
Don't ask :-0
Norm
Steven Larson wrote:
Hi All, To whom it may concern, my ISP @home went belly up, so
I have a new email address: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
What a thrash! I was offline for a couple of days, what did I miss?
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What, it doesn't include that portrait of the Hasey smashed on the
pavement? G
Norm
William Robb wrote:
As much as a portfolio is ever finished.
I have 2 that I use on the rare occasion that someone expresses
an interest in paying me to shoot something. One is a mix of
black and white
I think the final noise is the little release lever on the base being re-set...
Norm
Tom Rittenhouse wrote:
Oh butter, it appears you are right. Taking the lens off, setting a slow
shuter speed, and watching the the camera cycle shows that it does fire
first. Sure sounds the other way around
I think Dave just pretty much put the nail in the whole argument there...case
closed.
Norm
dave o'brien wrote:
On Tue, 11 Dec 2001, Tom Rittenhouse wrote:
I probably should refrain from commenting in this thread, but when have I
ever shown good sense? Here in the US the statistics show
I've never had any problems running film through the X-rays here (carry on),
I wouldn't worry about it...
Norm
LeviL wrote:
The place I will have to get through an X-ray is in Germany. I assume
thay have film certified equipment too, but it is worth a try.
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Are these easily available??
Norm
Paul Stenquist wrote:
Why not get some lead bags? snip
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Speaking of fast 50's, the shop around the corner from my office has one of
those C 0.9 50mm lenses. That thing is HUGE, about the size of my 45mm 6x7
:)
Norm
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I'm 110% happy with my 105, I shoot a lot wide open with it and have
gotten exceptional results...
Norm
Paul Stenquist wrote:
Thanks Gianfranco. A substantial difference in minimum focus length is
important to me. I'll have to give this some thought.
Paul
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Congrats, excellent deal and you will love the lens!
Norm
Treena Harp wrote:
Hey, ya'll. This afternoon I was in one of our local camera stores, and in a
rare fit of enablement, I purchased a near-mint Pentax SMC 135mm f2.5 lens.
Absolutely beautiful condition, not so much as a scratch or
And to you as well Valentin!
Norm
Valentin Donisa wrote:
Best wishes to all Pentaxians here !
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It's pretty white here in Munich (and damn cold), just waiting for the
sun to come out, then the Munich contingent of the PDML will be on duty
to record said conditions G...
Norm
Jaume Lahuerta wrote:
Same here, Gianfranco.
It's been a 'snowy' weekend in the North East of
Spain. Friday it
I'll check out the price and report back...
Norm
Steven Larson wrote:
Has there ever been anything faster? How many pretty pennies do
you think it might fetch?
From: Paris, Leonard
Yeah the f/0.95. Impressive piece of glass to look at.
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I have the newer 45/4 (older 6x7), it's one hell of a great performer IMO, go for it!
Norm
Pal Jensen wrote:
I lust more and more after a Pentax 67II with the 45/4 and 75/2.8 lenses. Anyone
with experience with the camera and lenses?
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Ditto. For me sometimes, just snapping the shutter is primary (comes with
being a crappy photographer). The goal is usually to always get the image
that I'm looking for, however, just burning film, going through the whole
contemplative process, working with equipment that feels right, is a joy in
I'd go for the 150/2.8 from KEH (don't know about performance though). I was
in the same situation, bought a body off of Ebay, then looked for a lens.
Couldn't take the waiting any longer and finally had a 105mm overnighted to
me from KEH...
Norm
Paul Stenquist wrote:
Okay, so I can't just
I really missed the ME Super viewfinder after I sold mine, especially
with a fast 50mm attached. Then I got my 6x7 and life in the viewfinder
world is good again.
Norm
William Johnson wrote:
Yes. The MX and plain ME also have a gorgeous view also. Sure makes it tough to
want to use the
I haven't shopped Ebay in a while (in the US), anyone notice any overall
price change/reduction patterns in the last 6 months to a year due to
digital and/or the US economy
Norm
Perhaps we should set up an abuse hotline? G
Norm
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From: Anthony Farr
Subject: Re: Fw: Cameron's Pentax Comments
Norm,
Your comment reveals more about you than about me. Off-list
abuse is a
cancer on the PDML, if you don't care that's your prerogative.
Doesn't sound broken to me, sounds like it's working like it should :-)
Brad Dodo wrote:
Seems so Anthony, my emails are not showing on the list at all...since well,
the last 6 hours or so? I even sent from 3 different addresses. Just have
to wait and see.
I understand:
Before PDML - ME Super, 50/1.4
After PDML:
2 - Super Program, 1 - Program Plus, 1 - MG, 3 non-Pentax bodies and a
dozen lenses. 1 - 6x7 with 2 lenses.
Norm
William Robb wrote:
Before PDML,
1 LX, and a couple of K1000s, Six lenses.
A 6x7 and 4 lenses.
After PDML:
3 LX's with most
That could be cheaper than the alternative I was contemplating -
drilling a hole in the side of the fridge to mount the new Pentax DSLR
in order to capture a 'real' image that would hold up in criminal court
in case I was in breach of the Kyoto accord...
Rubenstein, Bruce M (Bruce) wrote:
I
Short for resume? curriculum vitae
http://www.google.com/search?hl=enlr=ie=UTF-8oe=UTF-8q=curriculum+vitaespell=1
William Kane wrote:
What's a CV?
Dan Scott wrote:
On Friday, November 8, 2002, at 01:52 PM, Mark Roberts wrote:
http://www.ananova.com/news/story/sm_699887.html
Burglar
Why are you subscribed to a list of crap hobbyists?
Pentax Guy wrote:
snip a load of crap
are responding from some ignorant, psychotic kid from Pavement
Narrows Ontario, because?
I'm crushed, crushed by my bitter disappointment in you.
BR
From: Norman Baugher [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Why are you subscribed to a list of crap hobbyists?
Pentax Guy wrote:
snip a load of crap
LMAO - next we'll be handing out traffic violations to F1 cars at MC...
On Thu, 28 Nov 2002 00:56:47 -0500 Brad Dobo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That's a little inappropriate here.
My dog has three ears. Now I'm sure that my fridge light stays on...
On Thu, 28 Nov 2002 15:12:21 -0500 Brad Dobo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This that Americanese?
Damn.
Shel Belinkoff wrote:
I'll be leaving the list for an indefinite period. I'd like to
thank the many good folks who have been helpful to me on a personal
level, and for the friendship and kindness you've offered and
provided. Special thanks to Bill Robb, Chris Brogden, Yoshi, Ken
Thanks Adelheid!
Norm
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The Gallery by Norm Baugher, Germany/USA
I like it. You where lucky to get such an opportunity.
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Not to mention the detachable DELUXE flash!!
Norm
Gary L. Murphy wrote:
Man, have I ever found the motherlode! I think we all need to jump all over this one!
It says that it will, Meet your Professional Requirements, and it's only selling
for, $69.00!! Can you believe
it? A camera like
Hi Chuck,
I use a 6x7 with a 105 and 45. Seems I use it much more than my 35mm
gear once I got addicted to those big negatives.
Norm
Chuck Riccardo wrote:
My name is Chuck Riccardo - As I am nearing retirement age, I thought
I would get into medium format cameras and travel a bit with them.
Better to dare mighty things, even though checkered by failure, then to join ranks
with those poor
souls who neither suffer much nor enjoy much because they live in the twilight that
knows neither
victory or defeat. -- unknown
Congrats Sid,
Norm
Sid Barras wrote:
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Knew I was close :)
Norm
Remember: It's always darkest before pitch-black...
Mark Roberts wrote:
Norman Baugher [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Eagles may soar, but at least ducks don't get sucked into jet engines.? G
I thought it was Eagles may soar, but *weasels* don't get sucked into jet
It's always darkest before dawn...
Norm
Peter Alling wrote:
Isn't that it's always darkest before the storm?
At 01:11 PM 6/13/2001 +0200, you wrote:
Knew I was close :)
Norm
Remember: It's always darkest before pitch-black...
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That makes me want to run out and buy a MZ-S G...
Norm
Pål Jensen wrote:
But the custom function is something you do once, or very rarely, in order to
customize the camera to personal preferences. I cannot remember the last time a
accessed the custom functions on my Z-1p.
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Drop me a line if you come to Munich...
Norm
Richard K. Holman wrote:
German Pentaxers,
I will be spending two weeks traveling in Germany at the end
of June/beginning of July, and am looking for suggestions for
lesser-known destinations, with the emphasis on photographic
opportunities.
Thanks for the comment Gianfranco!!
Norm
Gianfranco Irlanda wrote:
The Gallery
by Norm Baugher, Germany/USA
Another shot that attracts me for its geometry.
I like the SF appeal.
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Were you going to take the dogs Bill? G
Norm
aimcompute wrote:
list me and in one case drive 5 hours to meet with me personally
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Now Mike, if it gets lost in the mail is that your responsibility or that of
the shipping company or is Albano just out of luck? G
Norm
Bucky wrote:
I thought it appropriate to post public notice of this, so that everyone
knows that the situation is resolved. I received in the post today
I second that one, lots of photo ops!
Norm
Mike Johnston wrote:
My favorite spot to photograph is the Finger Lakes district of upstate New
York. This was where all the silent movies were made before there was a
Hollywood. A wierd wonderland of ravines, ridges, and waterfalls, beautiful
Hold it upside down? G
Norm
Alan Chan wrote:
Although you rais an interesting thought - if you want 5fps you could
hold a body in either hand and fire them simultaneously...!
That's cool man, but only one problem... where can we buy the left hand
cameras?
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I know I shouldn't respond to this and I'm not stating a position, just like to
pass on trivia. There is a Finnish writer Pentti Linkola who is very recognized
there and who espouses the same thing. His analogy is the world is like a
lifeboat and you can't let everyone in or it capsizes and
He actually did -- if he could take a few million people with him...
Norm
aimcompute wrote:
He should volunteer to be the first to go then.
Tom C.
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From: Norman Baugher [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, July 24, 2001 2:47 PM
Subject: Re
Naw, Bill's idea is so much better...I can just imagine the feel of my
6x7 smashing Canon plasticm.might just buy one.
Norm
Aaron Reynolds wrote:
William Robb wrote:
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From: Paul Jones
:) Not quite sure what a pentax 67 owner would
do with a
Hi Mike, I shot this one with a 19mm, http://pug.komkon.org/99jun/sanflipe.htm kind
of like it myself (since I'm the photographer). But you are right, I don't find
myself using it much. I do use my 45mm of the 6x7 quite a lot though
Norm
Mike Johnston wrote:
Ken A. wrote:
I offered
The part you want to crop?
Norm
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Please explain to us all exactly ~what~ image data is not useful in a well
exposed, 60MB negative?
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Thanks for the comment Nicole. f4 was just a guess, I know I stopped it down
one stop so it would actually be the next click.
Norm
Nicole Vincent wrote:
Norm
That's a very relaxing shot. I think it captures a really peaceful
moment - or at least that's how it comes across to me.
Anyway,
I agree, actually enjoyed reading Pal's last post.
Norm
Lasse Karlsson wrote:
John F. wrote:
Pål Jensen wrote:
Its not important to me that the MZ-S is a professional camera.
In that case, why on earth are you spending so much time arguing
that *your* definition of professional is the
Blakely might like one for old times sake...G
Norm
Dave Weiss wrote:
Hi all;
I recently inherited 16 brownie cameras and would like to discuss them with
anyone with any knowledge of these little beasties. I have several
varieties, including the hawkeye, starlet, reflex, holiday. I don't
This is a bit OT: but are there any Access guru's on the list, I've got a
quick question (for off-list).
Thanks,
Norm
Paul Jones wrote:
Boz,
I'm a database developer/perl programmer for a job and I would agree Alin
that it would probaly be overkill.
That said if you need anyhelp then let
Just a quick note, the Aug gallery is great, I'll comment later. The LX
gallery I found to be *absolutely* outstanding. Great work guys.
Norm
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Hi Stephan,
Unless my DMs have gotten a hell of a lot stronger in the past few hours, I think
you have the DM - USD wrong :-)
Norm
SSchwartz wrote:
Here the prices from
the fotomagazin list:
Auto 110 + 24 160 DM 342 $
Auto 110 super + 24 260 DM 556 $
2,8 /
Don't mean to sound critical, but all I can say is -- escrow service?
Norm
Peifer, William [OCDUS] wrote:
Mike Johnston wrote:
I recently had the misfortune to be robbed on eBay. [snip]
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That's interesting, the guy has a lot of feedback and advertises bid pay, doesn't
seem like your run-of-the-mill crook. Sure the guy didn't die or something?
Norm
Mr. Wm Kane wrote:
This was probably it:
http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=1264929165
found it by searching
Excellent point Otis, six month break after continuous sales...hhh.
How would you commandeer someone's profile or perhaps an act of
desperation?
Norm
Otis Wright, Jr. wrote:
Suspicious chronological break. Could it be two people?
Norman Baugher wrote:
That's interesting, the guy has
I have, and one day I might actually get one. BUT, I would only use it for snaps
to email, etc. I only shoot color now just for snapshots, the real joy in
photography to me is Plus-X in my 6x7 followed up with a darkroom experience. I
really enjoy the craft side of the art. So, yes, I might buy
Reminds me of a guy I met in business about 12 years ago. His specialty was twilight
industries, those
dying out. He ended up buying all the machines to press vinyl (albums) that he could,
he was at that
time the only company doing it in the US and cornered the (then small) market. Now he
is
I go there a lot, let me know when...
Norm
Rob Brigham wrote:
Count me in!
Rob
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From: Cotty [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 06 September 2001 18:47
To: Pentax List
Subject: Re: More London eye shots (Re: This moths PUG photos that
workfor me)
Hey, maybe we
Hey, someone had to clean up the language G
Norm
John Coyle wrote:
snip It was only the somewhat demented Mr. Webster who
decided, quite unilaterally, to alter the spelling of some words in his famous
dictionary, which was then adopted as standard American spelling.
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I have a problem counting past 10 (gotta take off my shoes), could be a
problem...
Norm
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think we could all do the numbering ourselves without any effort on the
part of the list maintainer. We just need to establish a specific number
code for subject lines and use
Works for me, I'll can set up a Friday meeting and do some shooting on
Saturday. Especially like the pub idea :)
Norm
Cotty wrote:
snip have all showed interest. Any more possibles for 'the end of October'?
Ostensibly the weekend of the 27th/28th?? Transatlantic offers most
welcome - in
Also, if your stop bath is too old it likes to eat little holes in the
emulsion. Been there, done that...
Norm
William Robb wrote:
From: Collin Brendemuehl
Do you keep a fixer batch for paper separate from your fixer
for film?
Yes.
Does having a single batch affect anything?
In
Unfortunately Daph, I look at it as a contributing factor to this disaster...
Norm
Daphne wrote:
i'm thinking perhaps europe will now be more sympathetic to israeli surgical
eliminations of local terrorist masterminds..
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Absolutely correct, I wasn't implying it was a one-way street. The world is
a complicated place.
Norm
Daphne wrote:
hey Norm, what about Reagen's support to islamic radicalism against the
'soviet devil', as far as contributing factors go? or the escalation in
violence in my areas resulting
Hey, why not? Film production is to be shortly stopped, so it's relatively
worthless G. I'll give you $150 just to take it off your hands :)
Norm
From: Larry
I will give you $100 for the entire setlet me know if that is
acceptableI will send..a money order very promptly
Interesting .sig :-)
Norm
From: Jon Hope
There's an AK47 on the dashboard and mercy just left town.
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It's probably still good as long as the bottles are full (little to no air)
and you mean November not September of last year...
Norm
From: Tiger Moses
Tmax Developer
kodak fixer
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I kinda doubt that, otherwise they would still be hosting this list.
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From: Alan Chan
I was thinking, maybe Pentax did indeed monitor this list and value our
opinions carefully.
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Agreed, but my point was speculation presented as official
soon-to-be-released Pentax factoids...
Norm
From: Bob Blakely
I don't think wild speculation about new products would have anything to
do with it.
Speculation verbiage which reflects unfavorably on Pentax and it's
products might be
Say three "hail Pentax"s and go shoot some film utilizing all the features
of your new camera...
Norm
From: Delano Mireles
I'm ready for my penance now..
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I would imagine that their market would be current Pentax users upgrading so
they can use the same glass, plus us Pentax diehards. I would doubt that
they will penetrate the C or N market to any significant effect...
Norm
From: Otis Wright, Jr.
Do you think the medium to high end "Pentax user
No wonder I pass out when I use that stuffG
Norm
From: William Robb
Traditional film cleaner is trichlorothane (methyl chloroform).
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do better.
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I've seen "third world" conditions in parts of the
southern US. That is a
fact.
Norm
From: William Robb
Try the ghettos of Chicago.
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Actually Shel, I didn't note that :)
Norm
From: Shel Belinkoff
Norm noted:
SNIP
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"meta tag" "harvesters"? Sounds like some futuristic Orwellian fight against
the forces of evil...
Norm
From: William Robb
The next months gallery will incorporate a feature that will
hopefully limit the harvesting of images. Rob Studdert put a
meta tag into the page which should cause the
Hell, I'd say it's even less...
Norm
From: William Robb
The 6x7 prism finder has a lot of cut off, something like 85%
screen visibility.
William Robb
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