Don't count yourself out yet, Walt. I'm about to turn 65 and hoping to
see much more of what's coming down the road. Always said my preferred
method of leaving this world was to be shot in bed at 95 by a jealous
husband. ;)
-P
Walter Hamler wrote:
At 64 yrs old I am almost sorry I
Perhaps something like this is more to your liking...
http://tinyurl.com/pw2kg
J. C. O'Connell wrote:
Oh screw YOU. I am not here to flog ebay. I am here to
Discuss pentax like everyone else and I don't know
Why you think its wrong for me to disagree with pentax
Designs if I don't like them
WOW!! It's not often that a picture just reaches out a grabs me, but
this one sure did. What a strong image.
-P
Ralf R. Radermacher wrote:
Truth is always the first victim of war.
For Anna Politkovskaja:
http://www.fotocommunity.de/pc/pc/mypics/770012/display/6884088
Exhibit at the Milwaukee Art Museum, through Jan 7. New York street
photography, in color, from the 40's and 50's. Anyone coming to
Milwaukee, contact me off list and maybe we can meet.
-P
http://www.mam.org/exhibitions/exhibition_details.aspx?ID=77
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The Sigma EF 500 DG Super is an excellent flash - I have one that works
well with the DS and DS2. However, the earlier units won't work with
the K100D (don't know about the K10D). Sigma has a recall on them for a
free upgrade. Just send the flash to them, they'll install the upgrade
and
Rick -
I don't know what settings you're using, but I can tell you the settings
that get me good results with PE4 and an R800.
When you go to the print window in PE4, check the box in the lower left
corner that says Show More Options, open the drop down box for
Printer Profile and select the
Marnie -
I have the R800 and am very happy w/it. I seldom have the need to print
anything larger than 8x10, so it fits my needs well I haven't branched
out into papers other than the Epson series so I can't report how it
works w/other vendors papers. Epson just updated the paper profiles
Be sure ICM is disabled in the printer driver properties. One of the
results of enabling ICM in both Photoshop and the printer driver is
prints that are too dark.
-P
Godfrey DiGiorgi wrote:
Hmm. That sounds like the profiles R1800 aren't particularly good. It
might be worth seeing if
Bob -
Did you register the printers with Epson as well as submit the claim
forms? It seems that has to be done as a separate item. Any printers
purchased within the claim time frame have until Nov 13 to register on
the Epson site. The Settlement FAQ page has a link to Epson for
It does look like the interior has the possibility of being interesting.
The construction, though, looks to be entirely cement block. Unless
there are a lot of reinforcing rods laced through the block core, I'm
surprised to see that method of construction in earthquake country. It
wouldn't
That's two for the Monet
Cotty wrote:
On 13/11/06, DagT, discombobulated, unleashed:
I´m almost starting to PAW again...
http://foto.no/cgi-bin/bildekritikk/vis_bilde.cgi?id=271803
Very Monet ;-)
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Firefox 2.0 - loads with no problem
-P
Adam Maas wrote:
I get it for a second in Firefox 1.5.0.8, then it continues to the
actual page.
-Adam
Tim Øsleby wrote:
That's is strange. Is Shel the only one experiencing this?
Tim
Mostly harmless (just plain Norwegian)
-Original
The large amount of OOF area compared to the cup make my eyes want to
make the picture come into focus. I wonder if it would be more pleasing
to me if:
a) The photo was in focus and the cup OOF, or
b) Both the cup and the photo were in focus.
-P
Shel Belinkoff wrote:
There's a picture of
Hm...paint it red, get rid of the top and turn signals and it looks
just like the CJ-2A I had about 1960.
-P
SJ wrote:
On 11/25/06, Cotty [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There are still places on Earth where the CJ-3 is made under license
(India for one I think - Mahindra)
here in india,
Those of you in the US who buy Epson ink on-line - where have you found
the best price/service?
TIA
-P
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Thanks, Bob. I'll check them out.
-P
Bob Shell wrote:
On Nov 27, 2006, at 9:06 AM, Paul Sorenson wrote:
Those of you in the US who buy Epson ink on-line - where have you
found
the best price/service?
www.atlex.com
Great prices, fast service, and they have everything.
Bob
.
http://www.atlex.com/
Kenneth Waller
- Original Message -
From: Paul Sorenson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Printer Ink
Those of you in the US who buy Epson ink on-line - where have you found
the best price/service?
TIA
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I haven't found an Office Max in the Milwaukee area that stocks the R800
cartridges but they do (so far) continue to take back any printer
cartridge for either a free ream of paper or $3 off any purchase greater
that $3. I usually save them to use with the $10 discount cards - I've
gotten 3
Ann -
If you would like, I can get a copy of RawShooter Essentials to you -
that should handle processing and conversion of the Canon raw files.
Contact me off list if you'd like to try it.
-P
ann sanfedele wrote:
Frank - yup - that's the one
You can attest to the difficulty of getting a
This isn't a Pentax, but here's the dissection of a 20D that the owner
documented. I would imagine most DSLRs are similar.
http://www.pbase.com/gmr2048/20d-dissectionpage=all
-P
Shel Belinkoff wrote:
How much space does the computer chip/boards take up in the various Pentax
DSLR's, both in
at. All those pics are
overwhelming. Thanks for the thought
Shel
[Original Message]
From: Paul Sorenson
This isn't a Pentax, but here's the dissection of a 20D that the owner
documented. I would imagine most DSLRs are similar.
http://www.pbase.com/gmr2048/20d
holds the operating system (firmware). It probably only has to have
about 4-6 megabytes of memory, so it won't be physically very large.
Shel Belinkoff wrote:
That's nice - where does the firmware go? Tks!
Shel
[Original Message]
From: Paul Sorenson
Yes, the sheer volume of pix can
self I feel
distinctly Borg now, having looked at 20D innards. Taking such a thing
to my eye in order to take a picture definitely makes me feel forward
in 24th century.
;-).
On 11/30/06, Paul Sorenson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This isn't a Pentax, but here's the dissection of a 20D
For Frank - from the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel's web news - 9 inches of
snow so far, and still falling.
-P
*Bicycle messengers riding out the storm*
The streets in downtown Milwaukee are a mess of snow, testing cars and
plows at each intersection.
Not the bikers.
Breakaway
H...I have no problem w/viewing Picasa and Firefox.
-P
Tom C wrote:
I can't see the picture, just a place holder. In fact I started setting up
a Picasa web gallery several weeks ago and have abandoned the idea. I
cannot see most other's photos and cannot even see my own most of the
A few more from the Milwaukee area - 12 inches of snow here on the west
side.
http://home.earthlink.net/~allaround6/images/ds2_imgp1415_std.jpg
http://home.earthlink.net/~allaround6/images/ds2_imgp1416_std.jpg
http://home.earthlink.net/~allaround6/images/ds2_imgp1417_std.jpg
Tom -
I can see your Picasa albums just fine. Don't seem to load any slower
than any other pix.
-P
Tom C wrote:
I'm not missing it by choice Bob. I started setting up a small gallery and
performance was just so bad... I try it and I can't see the images and it's
slow as hell even on
.
On 12/1/06, Paul Sorenson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
A few more from the Milwaukee area - 12 inches of snow here on the west
side.
http://home.earthlink.net/~allaround6/images/ds2_imgp1415_std.jpg
http://home.earthlink.net/~allaround6/images/ds2_imgp1416_std.jpg
http://home.earthlink.net
If they really want to target child exploitation, how about starting the
the kiddie beauty pageants
-P
Rick Womer wrote:
Our very own Taliban in the Department of Justice.
Rick
--- Bob Shell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I find this very depressing:
Dave -
Epson's web site lists the dye based inks used by the R200-R300 series
as lasting 30 years on their Matte Paper Heavyweight. They say the
pigment inks used in the R800/R1800 are good for 100+ years. No listing
for the newer inksets used in the R2400.
While pricier than the R220, I
Ann, try this...
...an American folksong in which a father is singing to a child who
tries to put off bedtime by asking many questions? The tune resembles
the old song Who's Gonna Shoe Your Pretty Little Foot, and the only
verse recalled (out of several) is:
Why can't a mouse swallow a
Check the terms of your VISA/Mastercard. Often purchases made with
these will extend the warranty to double the manufacturer's warranty up
to an additional year.
-P
Charles Wilson wrote:
When I buy the K10D I will be taking out extended warranty. I just have had
to have my istD repaired
C'mon down to Milwaukee with your truck - you can have all you want!!
-P
Charles Robinson wrote:
On Dec 7, 2006, at 12:30, Bruce Dayton wrote:
This one was shot away from the sun the same time frame as Rugged
Coast - there is an entirely different feeling to it.
Pentax *istD, A 70-210/4,
was a mile long.
-P
David J Brooks wrote:
Paul
Do you have a link
I have been all over the site and cannot find that info.
Dave
Quoting Paul Sorenson [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Dave -
Epson's web site lists the dye based inks used by the R200-R300 series
as lasting 30 years on their Matte Paper
Perry -
Promaster lists one on their web site that they claim, with their Pentax
module, will work with the Pentax DSLRs, including the K10. Light
output is GN 35 at ISO 100.
-P
Perry Pellechia wrote:
It is common knowledge that the K10D does not have the capability to
do TTL flash
*Never* skip a girl with red hair.
-P
Mark Roberts wrote:
I suppose you could skip the hair and substitute the
black enamel paint for the leather.
http://www.robertstech.com/peso.htm
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He doesn't even make it to my junk folder - anything incoming from him
is automatically deleted. I don't think I run the risk of missing
anything important.
-P
keith_w wrote:
The real question here is, why not just 'plonk' him? Relegate all
messages that even mention his name, to a Junk
Hmmm. I like 41 except for the sidewalk crack - for me it either needs
to be level with the bottom of the frame or more diagonal.
-P
Godfrey DiGiorgi wrote:
I'm working with a variety of different ideas in photos right now ...
hope you find these at least interesting.
:
Paul - it curves :)
I like 41, too - which I saw up close and personal, pretty much, in NY a
couple of weeks ago.
a
Paul Sorenson wrote:
Hmmm. I like 41 except for the sidewalk crack - for me it either needs
to be level with the bottom of the frame or more diagonal.
-P
Looking at the inside of the cabinet - what a change from when I was
doing TV repair in the early 60's...no more big steel chassis full of
tubes, resistors and capacitors...that whole cabinet would have been full.
-P
graywolf wrote:
http://www.graywolfphoto.com/digital/TV.html
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Post a picture so we can search for more like her. ;)
-P
Tim Øsleby wrote:
You have NO IDEA what you are talking about, before you have experienced my
SO dishing skills.
She is special trained. She did this mistake once, it will never happen
again- I can assure you that. And after some
Cool effect- evokes an eerie, turn-of-the-century feeling.
-P
ann sanfedele wrote:
http://www.photo.net/photodb/photo?photo_id=5358414
I thought I would see what would happen if I shot in color with and
orange filter and then
converted to BW - but the conversion didn't look too good
Here's one, but it's pretty pricey.
http://www.smarthome.com/77964.html
-P
ann sanfedele wrote:
Digital Image Studio wrote:
I'm a broadcast engineer (currently part time radio broadcast) so I'm
more than a little familiar with these issues. Each broadcast facility
may have a set of
Scott -
Check out Alienbees. They're a division of White Lightening. Good
value for the investment - customer service is great. Adjustable over a
5 f-stop range, built-in slave, built-in modeling light, low trigger
voltage so they're safe on the camera electronics.
I have three of them,
Porter's still has them in their web cataloghere
http://www.porters.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?
-P
Bruce Dayton wrote:
I used to be able to buy stickers with the DX codes on them from
Porters. That might work for you. Sounds like you are loading your
own film. I believe you can
I thought Outlook Express would sort by subject so you can follow a
thread if you want.
-P
Tom Reese wrote:
I'm using Outlook Express on a Windows 98 machine that I refuse to upgrade.
No drivers, no software, no hardware, no nothing. I can't even be bothered
plugging the speakers back
That would be minus if you're further west
William Robb wrote:
Am I +1 or -1 from EST?
b
- Original Message - From: Tom C
Subject: Informal Synchronocity?
Today is the autumnal equinox.
Per earlier posts, I'm willing to host a Synchronocity Gallery for the
PDML just for the
I mainly use BreezeBrowser - it has lots of features and an array of
templates that are customizable if you can fake your way through a
little html/java. At about 80USD it's a good deal.
Another option I use if I want something just quick dirty is Porta -
Really like this series - especially the abstract nature of 100 124.
Where were these taken relative to Glens Falls (my best point of reference)?
-P
Herb Chong wrote:
last weekend in the Adirondacks was a little early for the fall colors
this year, and what there was seemed much
Coming out of lurk mode - I've not commented before, content to try to
learn off other's comments. However...FWIW
Crop 1 does it for me. You've eliminated the empty space between you
and the subject and to the right of the subject which add nothing to the
photo, while still holding onto the
When I was 18 I thought my father was the stupidest man in the world.
By the time I was 21 I was surprised at how much the old man had learned
in three years.
Mark Twain (I think)
-P
Powell Hargrave wrote:
Jostein wrote:
The previous generation is always more akin to the
Rob -
Try this - just ran across it today
http://www.atncentral.com/download.htm
Scroll about 1/3 of the way down the page to the LensBlur action. It's
a free download.
-P
Rob Studdert wrote:
Does anyone know of any PS plugin which emulates either pin-hole, lomo, holga,
lens baby
Enjoy!!
-P
Markus Maurer wrote:
Hi Paul
I hope you don't mind that I downloaded the free actions too ;-)
very good stuff, thanks for the link!
greetings
Markus
-Original Message-
From: Paul Sorenson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, October 11, 2005 6:03 AM
To: pentax
Another vote for 9677
-P
William Robb wrote:
I got roped into buying a calender page for my kennel club.
Here is what I have to offer.
http://users.accesscomm.ca/wrobb/pictures/dawgpictures/IMGP9675.html
http://users.accesscomm.ca/wrobb/pictures/dawgpictures/IMGP9676.html
Sandra -
If you're just looking for some way to generate a gallery to upload to
the web you might look into Porta
http://www.stegmann.dk/mikkel/porta/
It's a free, down loadable, small program that will take a folder of
jpeg or tiff files and create the correct files to upload. It
If you are content to print no larger than 8.3 inches wide, the R800 at
less than 400USD is an excellent choice. And, you get the benefit of
the excellent Epson printer profiles. It uses 8 cartridges that cost
about 15USD each. Fortunately not all need to be replaced at the same time.
On
Shel -
Here in the Milwaukee area we have two dealers that have had the DS2 in
stock. If you'd like, I can check tomorrow to see if they still have
them. Price around $800, body only plus Wisconsin sales tax
-P
Shel Belinkoff wrote:
The other thing that annoyed me was that
My beard is older than your beard!! ;)
-P
graywolf wrote:
Never trust a man who shaves, he is trying to hide something.
You can always tell a good guy, they wear white beards.
Alexander made his army shave their beards because he was too young to
grow one himself.
If god had
If you haven't found a solution for this yet, try this web site -
http://www.sandisk.com/Retail/DriverDownloads.aspx
There's a Win98 driver under OEM - Driver Downloads that might work for
you if there's nothing specific to the part number for your card.
-P
Lon Williamson wrote:
Ok
A good starting point for moon pix is the moony 11 - similar to the
sunny16 rule. Aperture f:11, shutter 1/ISO.
-P
Markus Maurer wrote:
Hi Derby
now I understand, you got too much black space around the moon and the
camera overexposed.
So a full frame moon should translate to nearly
Storytellers - what a great album!
-P
Cotty wrote:
On 16/3/06, Paul Stenquist, discombobulated, unleashed:
Listening to Willie Nelson tonight. Stardust, One More For the Road
(with Leon Russell), and Honeysuckle Rose.
Amen!
Have you got the album with Willie and Johhny Cash
Any idea if this film will be available anywhere outside of the Bay
Area? It would be a shame for such an intimate documentary of this
national tragedy were not widely available.
-P
Godfrey DiGiorgi wrote:
Yesterday I was able to experience something truly unusual in film. No,
this
This one grabs me enough to come out of lurk mode and comment. You've
outdone yourself on this one. If it were mine, there would be a large
print on my wall in a heartbeat!! This is art, not just another pretty
picture.
-P
Boris Liberman wrote:
Hi!
Looks good on Firefox 1.5. Everything opened as it should - sound on
the opening page OK, all the Quicktimes that I played worked well.
I echo Dave's feelings on the navigation. I don't like to have a lot of
windows open and would prefer navigating the site with forward/back
buttons and
Sorry about that!!
Don't know where I got the idea you were using a laptop. I don't like
'em either - the keyboard's just too freakin' small for my hands and I
keep hitting the wrong keys.
-P
Ann Sanfedele wrote:
Paul Sorenson wrote:
Ann,
Most card reader packages include a CD that has
What big green start button??
Thibouille wrote:
Did it too ;)
2006/6/26, Shel Belinkoff [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Sure you can. I did.
Shel
[Original Message]
From: P. J. Alling
Yes I know you can use a classic windows interface,
and you can disable all of the big brother crap in XP,
but
Great shot!! Looks like a Grumman Ag Cat.
-P
Jack Davis wrote:
All,
Shot this a year ago last spring and only the pilot and the Duster
Service owner have seen it. The pilot (you can see the bill of his cap)
bought an 8x12.
A tragic aside; a week or so after this shot, the owner was killed
I can certainly recommend the R800 - I've had one for almost 2 years now
and couldn't be happier with the results I get. Never had a problem
with clogging in the print heads. This may be due to improved print
head design, but it's also important to shut it down at the end of the
day using
Looks OK to me - on a monitor calibrated with a Spyder about 3 days ago
-P
Don Williams wrote:
I've just reset my screen with Adobe and I think the picture looks fine.
No perceivable cast.
Don W
Kostas Kavoussanakis wrote:
On Thu, 6 Jul 2006, Shel Belinkoff wrote:
Does this pic
Porta Web Album Generator - easy to use interface, works fast, freeware,
generates album in javascript
http://www.stegmann.dk/mikkel/porta/
BreezeBrowser - downloadable trial version, costs about 90USD, lots of
other features, image management, batch file renaming, IPTC editing,
album
I like it - the boy looks like he's a little apprehensive to be so close
to a bird with sharp talons and beak. I browsed the rest of your site
too. You have some nice work there.
A comment on your site design - while blue is a favorite color of mine,
I find your navigation links with a blue
Shows up as a .jpg for me.
-P
Shel Belinkoff wrote:
http://www.webopedia.com/TERM/B/BMP.html
Shel
[Original Message]
From: Jack Davis
You're right about there being no detail in the dark areas.
What's a BMP file? Scanned (wimp flatbed) as a jpg.
Contrast was upped slightly to
John -
After you get to the browser screen that the link in the e-mail takes
you to, click on the link that says download the Mac beta. You will
sign in, answer a few survey questions, then get to a page with links to
download either the Mac or the Windows beta. I've got it downloaded and
I *would*, but she kept them all
-P
mike wilson wrote:
frank theriault wrote:
On 7/25/06, Cotty [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You're a prude ;-)
I say: someone ~should~ post a picture of their naked wife, just as a
scientific experiment, to guage the reaction...
Ex-wives might be
Not exactly that, butI was able to make Lightroom run, but PSE went
out the window and didn't want to load, USB wouldn't recognize my R800
and the system slowed down like I was trying to use XP with only 64 meg.
Thought it was spyware or a bug, but couldn't find anything. Removed
.
Godfrey
On Jul 28, 2006, at 10:20 AM, Paul Sorenson wrote:
Not exactly that, butI was able to make Lightroom run, but PSE
went
out the window and didn't want to load, USB wouldn't recognize my R800
and the system slowed down like I was trying to use XP with only 64
meg.
Thought
Definitely like #2 the best. More DOF with the grasses in the
foreground sharper. Also nicer light on the foreground grasses, and I
like the inclusion of the algae on the pond at the lower left.
-P
Bruce Dayton wrote:
I went back this morning to see if I could improve the shot a bit.
1) The F and M are to match the shutter timing to the peak output
of flashbulbs. F bulbs peak 5 milliseconds after ignition, while M
bulbs peak at 20 milliseconds. Each is of a relatively short duration,
but not as short as electronic flash. FP (focal plane)bulbs are a
horse of another
William Robb wrote:
- Original Message -
From: mike wilson
Subject: Re: A few questions on a Zeiss Ikon,an old film and a studio
lighting peace
From: Paul Sorenson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: A few questions on a Zeiss Ikon, an old film and a
studio lighting
peace
1
OK - whatcha flying??
-P
Cory Papenfuss wrote:
Ask me about my airplane
-Cory
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of the check ride.
-P
Cory Papenfuss wrote:
On Tue, 8 Aug 2006, Paul Sorenson wrote:
OK - whatcha flying??
Nothing sexy, but it gets the job done... It's a Piper Cherokee
180 (PA-28-180). Roughly 130-140mph cruise-speed. The engine is a flat,
4-cylinder, 360 cubic-inch, 180hp
Let's see...grades 2-6...that would have been 1948-52. :}
-P
David Savage wrote:
You guy's are making me feel really young.
'84-'88 were grades 2-6 for me.
:-)
Dave
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Shel -
Both have pentamirrors rather than a pentaprism - as near as I can tell,
the only difference is the the K110 has 11 point autofocus, while the DL
has 3 point, and the K110 will do high speed flash with a dedicated
flash unit and the DL doesn't have this feature.
If money is a factor,
Page not found Sounds like a neat place, though
Shel Belinkoff wrote:
Bette's is an old fashioned diner located in West Berkeley. It's mostly a
breakfast joint - open at 6:00am, closes around 2:30. The place is famous
for its buttermilk pancakes and for its wonderful potato pancakes. By
Looks great...if it's a promo poster for a horror movie. Even the
original is creepy.
-P
David Savage wrote:
http://www.photosig.com/go/photos/view?id=1721239forward=user
Came across a thread at DPreview about this guys processing technique,
and was astonished when I saw this. Those
Mark Roberts wrote:
Kenneth Waller wrote:
From: Tom C [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Aug 15, 2006, at 15:59, Cotty wrote:
I suppose if you
have shale reduction in the body, then it would allow the photographer
to buy a cheaper, slower lens and hand-hold at a slower speed.
And it would simplify
I'll put in another vote for the Scan Dual IV. Have not done many
slides, mostly color neg, but it does an acceptable job on slides as
well. Excellent scanner for its price range.
-P
Tom C wrote:
I have the Dimage Scan Dual IV and it does a fairly decent job and it's a
step down from the
For whatever you celebrate this holiday season, may you enjoy peace and
happiness.
-P
Shel Belinkoff wrote:
How nice it is to see a non-Christmas greeting ;-))
Thank you.
Shel
[Original Message]
From: Jack Davis
My sincerest wishes for the best of the Season to everyone!
Shel -
With technology moving so quickly these days if you keep waiting for
something better you'll never buy it. Unless something better is
available overlapping the DS2 where you have to make a choice, or you
know *for sure* there will be an improved model in the very near future,
I'd say
Absolutely *fantastic* news!
Mark Roberts wrote:
I just got a phone call from Bill Owens!
But here's the best part: He's got a bone *infection*, not bone
metastases from cancer! Dr. Lisa just told me the unpronounceable,
unrememberable (to me), polysyllabic name for it and said it sounds
Or maybe to suggest moving print making out of the *darkroom*??
-P
Mark Roberts wrote:
Bob Shell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Jan 9, 2006, at 7:39 AM, Adam Maas wrote:
My only complaint is that Adobe is too damned conservative in their
public product names. Lightroom is an OK
The holder I have that came with the Scan Dual IV has the ~load to here~
mark about 1/4 inch past the first negative frame. That puts it about 2
1/4 inches from the end of the holder.
HTH
-P
Jon Paul Schelter wrote:
Does anyone out there own a Minolta Scan Dual II (or III or IV, for
Many of the USB flash drives have a tiny write protect switch on them -
you can see the contents in Windows Explorer, but can't access them. If
this drive has one, try setting the switch in the opposite position.
-P
Joseph Tainter wrote:
Windows XP, of course.
I have a Memorex 512
How about Edward Steichen? Born in Luxembourg, studied/learned
photography in Milwaukee, WI.
-P
Lasse Karlsson wrote:
From: Bob W [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: pentax-discuss@pdml.net
Sent: Sunday, January 22, 2006 9:41 PM
Subject: RE: Weekend Quiz (Was: Merry Christmas everyone!)
No, not
Nvu (en-vue) is an open source web authoring program - also creates
cascading style sheets. Tabbed interface to have multiple pages open.
Easy to cycle between WYSIWYG and source code Versions for Windows, Mac
and Linux.
http://www.nvu.com/
Porta - web album generator - fast, easy to use,
Better hop to it then.
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Perhaps its time to draft some new rules.
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From: mike wilson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Lucas Rijnders wrote:
I agree on lager pictures, though.
Some folks might become rather bitter about
You can eliminate the frames by deselecting the Thumbs at the options
window. This lets you generate pages with the main images only. Of
course, that eliminates any index page, too.
One feature that this version has that was not included in the earlier
versions is autorun. You can burn the
If you're content with nothing wider than 8.3 inches, consider the R800.
Generally less than 400USD, UltraChrome inks give great reproduction
and longevity.
http://www.epson.com/cgi-bin/Store/consumer/consDetail.jsp?BV_UseBVCookie=yesoid=37472319
http://tinyurl.com/suyx
-P
If you just want to add the info for posting on the web, Porta (free)
will add a watermark automatically when you generate the gallery. You
choose the location on the image and the text to be added.
http://www.stegmann.dk/mikkel/porta/
-P
Lasse Karlsson wrote:
Hi all,
I
Don't know about *strong* opinions, but a ZX-7 was my first camera
purchase after the 'ex' sold all my MF equipment when I was out of town.
I was pleased with it - still have it - seems reliable, the meter is
accurate and operation ranges from completely point and shoot to full
manual, with
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