e midst of unpacking and cleaning
and eradicating email spam whilst attempting to manage 63GB of pics. It's good
to be subscribed again, will try to keep a eye on the list but will be pretty
busy for a few weeks yet, looks like I missed a few good spats too ;-)
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back here. I'm still shooting film sort of, this recent
trip it was less than one hundred digital to one film exposure though. I'm
primarily shooting 67 with a Mamiya 7 on Provia 100F using wides (43 and 65mm)
and scanning using a Nikon LS-8000. I love the slides but hate scanning plus
ome pictures.
Do
> you mind getting your lazy butt out there and shooting one for the
Synchronicity
> gallery? I don't care what time zone you're in. ;-)
Hi Tom, Synchronicity, I remember that, I'll see what I can do though I might
be pushing the Synchronicity bit at that st
com/snaps/photoessays/essays/itv50.html>
Cool set of shots Cotty. Can you show us the lighting set-up you used for the
studio shots? :-)
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ble to set the aperture with a real ring though :-)
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all-round FL for a shift lens in an APS
format, I don't really miss mine. PS works fine and where it starts to fall
apart (extreme correction) would be outside the extremes of adjustment
available in virtually all straight shift lenses. Shifting in body sensors 11+
mm like a shift lens offers
r a
little cheap insurance.
Dave told be that you'd purchased a DSLR when we caught up in Perth, he didn't
have to revive me but it was a shock! BTW what's your exposure count so far?
:-)
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> For my own work, I always save the original file - scanned files are about
> 140mb - I don't care about using "too much" disk space.
I'm with you Shel, DVD media is cheap.
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of digital darkroom technologies. :)
Just get a 5k+ DPI scanner to start and don't be surprised to not see further
benefits until you move to a larger format.
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l capture at the same format size, I tend to agree after a
lot of practical and technical testing.
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t up a bit with ACR, but should
> that
> be necessary?
Your pics look pretty normal, you can eradicate the noise but then the images
will then look like they were made using a Canon camera :-)
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ng like a 50cm high print,
not something that most people do too regularly.
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can do a good mortise job with a blunt/inferior chisel or shoot past
a full camera buffer. :-)
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in fluid shooting than in tedious work-arounds due
poor equipment performance. Buffer depth and writing speed is my current #1
issue with my *ist D, it's caused me far more lost opportunities and failed
shots than any other limitation.
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to make badly. It's two injection moulded ABS
halves and a simple metal rod hinge holding the two halves together.
Cotty: Check out this link too:
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disposable cash) don't expect to continuously "upgrade" be it advantageous or
not.
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seem to be drifting colour
wise), no post process masking or dodging of the highlight areas.
Comments, questions and critiques welcome.
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he lighting, I actually had one light high to give it a little texture,
the reflection doesn't bother me as much as the shadow below it ;-)
My thought for the day: It's really difficult to make relatively boring objects
appear interesting without obscuring their identity.
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;ve been watching the beeb "Grumpy Old Men" series, how great is that, boy I
can identify with those guys, mind Will Self would be hard to emulate :-)
http://www.bbc.co.uk/comedy/guide/articles/g/gallery/grumpyoldmen_999031010_2.sh
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the
> image is larger for a net gain in image sharpness.
Baffles me then how Mamiya can manage better than most 35mm spec WRT resolution
in it's 67 lenses, even the teles. I'm happy to run off a roll of Provia slide
if anyone really wants to see what I've been on about for years.
R
cerned.
And it's both unique and indispensable in certain circumstances.
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On 19 Apr 2005 at 17:47, William Robb wrote:
> No mirror box. It makes it easier to design the lenses.
Um from 80mm + the lenses don't protrude into the cavity in the Mamiya 7,
granted the wider lenses are near symmetrical so they do but we knew that :-)
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; Work perfectly with the D. Hard to beat the price too.
I think I spent about that much making one, good find Don.
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I'm not saying that your flash pages are bad but plenty are, and
they would likely all be usable if not still clunky if written in straight
HTML.
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her
Arts Media/communications degree and I attended all the faculty open days every
year, the ones where all the major student works were on show. Now that was
really interesting, most were totally unusable by the vast majority of public
in attendance.
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huntsman spider run across the inside of your windscreen :-)
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lways fill out the forms and have customs at Sydney
Airport cross check serial numbers and stamp it. Side advantages are that you
can use it as proof of ownership prior to entry on exit from any other country
and it can also be used in an insurance claim if necessary.
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http://www.hevanet.com/cperez/test/fourcameras.html
And I really hate to do it but even Rocky can't deny it vs his beloved :
http://www.kenrockwell.com/mamiya/7.htm
Rocky fans just have to read at least the first paragraph of this page :-)
http://www.kenrockwell.com/engagement/index.htm
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her has gone out of his way to blur a self portrait, bottom:
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On 20 Apr 2005 at 3:34, John Forbes wrote:
> There was indeed a fire, but it was only really the coup-de-grace. The
> pier was already a ruin.
A former lister, Peter of Sunny Brighton actually posted some pics as the fire
was in progress too (Fri, 28 Mar 2003).
Rob Studdert
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made car that's being exported.
Note that it's also much cheaper to buy in the US too :-(
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even figures on the odometer.
Might have been true in one little remote rural enclave but I still think that
there was a little leg pulling going on.
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chassis. They are not
> at
> all common.
Spinning a yarn to take the Micky me thinks :-)
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sed in Apple desktops were also available
in PATA IDE interfaces. I've had plenty of high performance SCSI server drives
fail me and consumer IDEs that seemed to go on forever.
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On 20 Apr 2005 at 22:38, frank theriault wrote:
> Bad weather in Melbourne? How cold does it get? I do own a pair of
> snowshoes that I can bring if needs require. Really. I actually do
> own snowshoes.
You'd get away with a pair of thongs :-)
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On 20 Apr 2005 at 21:54, William Robb wrote:
> Ok, Its a big file for not very much.
> Its 1.685 mb, but I don't have software to clip it down to size.
> http://www.komkon.org/~wrobb/IMGP0384.MOV
Acetone will get the supa-glue off the screen :-)
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On 21 Apr 2005 at 7:09, Mishka wrote:
> very cool!
I say it's all done with mirrors.
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have
the prefix _IGP, RAW files have no inherent colour space embedded or implied.
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r new names.
ThumbsPlus (Windows) also has has a global batch renaming facility which I have
had to use when the camera has forgotten what frame it was up to after battery
failure. Because of this I'm not too bothered about the naming but I wish
they'd at least let us pre-set
rrors which some people seems
sensitive to and others just don't care. Few lenses are a complete loss, even
the "bad" ones generally have one or two redeeming features even if it is to
render a nice soft portrait wide open :-)
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ompared stopped down to f5.6 then
usually only global contrast will differentiate them.
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l worth it.
See the link below for some more info:
http://www.milesago.com/People/morley-lewis.htm
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Some gear that I currently have at auction that you may or may not have already
stumbled across during lens lust driven eBay searches:
http://members.ozemail.com.au/~distudio/ebay/
More to come in the following weeks.
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On 21 Apr 2005 at 22:46, frank theriault wrote:
> Canadian nickels have a beaver on the obverse side.
LOL, how do they get away with that :-)
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om coke bottle lenses. It's a mix of sour grapes and solid bullshit.
We aren't allowed to be angry?
I'd be angry if I'd just bought a Rover too (but not entirely surprised).
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raved about I have owned then sold being none too impressed
with their performance. It's easy to confirm that the combined resolution of
the best lenses at their optimum apertures when coupled with the current Pentax
DSLRs is no more than around 46lppmm. This isn't particularly high r
On 21 Apr 2005 at 23:12, Mishka wrote:
> 55mm?
>
> mishka (never imagined there is a gap between 50 and 85...)
Pentax did, then they filled it with a 77 :-)
But Don hasn't seen the light yet, he keeps mentioning cost ;-)
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On 21 Apr 2005 at 23:17, frank theriault wrote:
> Rob, you filthy pig:
>
> http://www.canadianaconnection.com/cca/beaver.htm
>
> http://www.saskschools.ca/~gregory/canada/emblems/nickel.jpg
Oh, we don't have those kinds of beaver here :-)
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lot
of studio bound P67 were used with flash set-ups too, shake isn't so much a
problem when shooting hand held then either.
I can consistently get razor sharp pics hand held with my Mamiya 7 though, its
mirror is very very quiet. ;-)
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> Australia)? Thoughts?
It really depends how well Pentax services the market in the near term, and
just how well they'll do that is anyones guess.
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On 22 Apr 2005 at 19:32, Herb Chong wrote:
> which is why ti think hey should have been working on an upgrade body over the
> *istD instead of a 645D.
This is far too logical an approach Herb, you know that.
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aspect ratio. IOW
>remapped it offers an equivalent AOV of between 20mm and 24mm on a 35mm full
>frame camera. The results can be surprisingly good too as the majority of the
>nasty edge CA of the 16mm ends up cropped.
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an most users (and that
includes the Mac heads) with my Dose boxes.
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hecking, one of its
worst points, one that pushed me towards the CompactDrive.
I'd do some more testing and make some transfers, maybe as a last resort time
how long it should take to transfer so you at least have an idea if it's short
changed you. Good luck, mine's on eBay at t
of view roughly equivalent to the AOV a 20mm lens will
provide on a full frame 35mm body, and I agree.
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On 25 Apr 2005 at 12:08, Peter Williams wrote:
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> > From: Rob Studdert [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> > Sorry that I am replying to this third hand however I seems to only be
> > receiving a fraction of the list traffic at the moment
otograph to get to the truth when it
> comes to lenses and all their characteristics.
Sure, as soon as David N and I get together again I'll set up a little real
world comparison shoot-out between his Zenitar 16mm and my A16/2.8 and A15/2.8
and put them up for anyone who is interested to
The boxes were toast, all the boards had fried components,
keyboards, power supplies and drives were not functioning but to my amazement
every Intel CPU pulled from the dead boxed worked flawlessly under load. Most
of the memory tested OK too.
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you want? You haven't indicated whether you are looking
to "protect" your lenses or utilize the filters for optical effect, nor have
you indicated whether the filters will likely be used in conjunction with a
digital camera or a film camera. More information will likely yiel
the retailers won't negotiate, they
all seem to rely upon the uninformed non-internet savvy customers to make their
money. My guess would be that one fat over-priced sale is as profitable as four
or more internet sales at a discount price.
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n CS on WK2 using a lowly PII 300 (albeit with 512MB of RAM) for my
RAW conversions. It worked but it wasn't conducive to a nice smooth productive
work-flow either.
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On 25 Apr 2005 at 18:35, Jack Davis wrote:
>
> --- Norman Baugher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > ROTFLMAO!
> > Norm (bwahahahahhahahahaha) B.
> >
> > Jack Davis wrote:
> >
> > >
> > >
> > >or..you may need to look
g
> cynical? :-)
It simply says that their share price has fallen due to their lack of
understanding of their market and hence the share markets reaction to their
over enthusiastic profit predictions.
Film is at least terminal.
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splaced market expectations:
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ls. Assuming that the
internal resistance of the plug pack isn't too high (it may supply 500mA but
probably at a lower terminal voltage than you'd expect) then 6 hours should
well and truly see the batteries charged. Overcharging is a bad for most
rechargable batteries as is deep disch
nsistency
really encourages inter-state on-line sales too. It's not the same here, our
pseudo sales tax (GST) is 10% country wide and it's very difficult to get out
of paying it (or rather to claim it back).
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ocus
on the subject side of most non-macro lenses can become a problem at macro
distances. It certainly would be no better for 3D objects, a flat field lens
will generally record any object in close focus with less optical distortion.
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On 28 Apr 2005 at 0:33, Rob Studdert wrote:
> On 27 Apr 2005 at 7:16, Shel Belinkoff wrote:
>
> > Isn't a macro lens designed for flat field work? If so, wouldn't a regular
> > lens used with an extender, a bellows, or helicoil focusing device, be a
> > bet
(that's an oxymoron if I've
ever written one :-) with its centre behind the camera. So effectively the DOF
will appear more shallow at similar apertures when using a non-flat field
corrected lens, you can see this effect in my sample images (just posted).
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s can only be actually seen when the shots are made very
carefully.
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On 27 Apr 2005 at 8:21, Jack Davis wrote:
> Rod,
> Sorry if this has been asked, but was the 1.2 lens
> also set to 2.8?
No, both were set (mechanically using their aperture rings) at f5.6.
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> of the battery compartment?
A Q-tip and some isopropyl alcohol.
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s CA towards the edges
of the frame.
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that it isn't as effective as the sharpening techniques that I can apply in
post processing such as masking + USM and also applying intelligent NR prior to
sharpening.
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he same sub-set of parameters to be recalled and applied to any
subsequent image. For instance I have saved lens parameters for all my lenses
so that I can quickly apply the CA/vignett factors every time I use that
particular lens (f-stop and distance can change the CA though for several of my
more problematic lenses I have a few profiles saved).
Please let me know if you found this useful or if you have things to add or any
disputes over the content.
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ifference with the far more commonly used 50mm f/1.7 or f/2 lens.
The advantage in using these two lenses was to present an exaggerated or worst
case scenario to make most obvious the differences. Also these two lenses were
both next to me at the time, it only took a few seconds to do so I
(black point). The image can "look" pretty bad when the
whitepoint and blackpoints are optimised and as you allude, once it's set don't
touch, make all subsequent visual adjustments using the brightness and contrast
sliders.
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t high contrast edges
but they can be overall more contrasty than the view which they are recording.
The Harold M. Merklinger document "A Technical View of Bokeh" is still one of
my favourites, note figures 6 and 7 on page 3 of the following document:
http://www.darkroom.com/MiscDocs/
; What are the noise levels like on long exposures- several minutes plus
Can't help here, I generally employ the active NR for lengthy exposures.
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On 28 Apr 2005 at 14:00, Sylwester Pietrzyk wrote:
> Rob Studdert wrote on 28.04.05 12:15:
>
> > Yes they use the same sensor, the Sony ICX413AQ, here is a brochure:
> >
> > http://www.sony.net/Products/SC-HP/cx_news/vol28/pdf/icx413np.pdf
> That's not true Rob
ing.
Good stuff, you didn't happen to measure the sleep mode current did you?
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ake manual focus lenses AF :-)
The only problem that I've found with the AF1.7 TC on a manual body is that the
moving elements can end up being in a close focus position so that you can't
focus to infinity, the fix is simply to wind the AF screw fully clockwise.
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ut to output differential is sufficient under load. Good luck and don't burn
your fingers testing the Vreg :-)
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a removable HDD cart system and the
desk-top cradle is USB 2 :-)
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On 28 Apr 2005 at 20:06, Herb Chong wrote:
> what brand? i got the Alpine on a fire sale. $300 instead of $1700.
Kenwood Music Keg/Phatbox
http://www.phatnoise.com/products/digitalmediaplayers/index.php
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they've done.
Ouch, apart from being able to get around to actually listen to 10k albums it
would cost me about 1TB the way I code my music, my mp3 music library is
currently only 103GB for 12000 tracks. My music cart however is only 20GB but
that should cover me for a couple of month
even overall quality of the Pentax A28/2.8 when wide open is
> probably more appealing on film.
The A28/2.8 was never a stellar performer, did you get a chance to compare the
Canon 28/1.8 with the 31LTD wide open when you had it? I'd guess that would be
more of an even match?
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ter that adheres to RIAA
specifications. RadioShack used to have a cheap battery powered RIAA Phone Pre-
amp for this purpose. Plus there are a heap on eBay at around the US$25 mark.
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every release from Canon and Nikon, only a blinkered Pentax devotee could call
it otherwise IMHO.
Congrats Christian, it sounds like you are now much more content with your kit,
now you can just go out and enjoy shooting with a future :-)
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t I wouldn't call them
extraordinarily innovative these days, glass wise they have some nice pieces
but don't all the major manufacturers. So I'm not really convinced that Pentax
has anything extraordinary to offer these days and my crystal ball looks
cloudy.
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t of my monitor, and often request prints.
Maybe it's just a generational gap but I really can't see what all the fuss is
about, the pro-sumer digital capture to print process even at this stage is
equal to any average analogue process and IMHO will exceed the best analogue
process c
lone or in a huge house can
cause all sorts of inconveniences and problems for the others around you. It's
just not always so cut and dried.
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week or two ago) was actually all illustrated using a lap-top and
digital projector, it looked fine from the rear of the room, unfortunately I
didn't get close enough to really assess the quality but it certainly did the
job.
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sans red dot and
with the old M4 script on the top plate, and the owners personal signature on
the rear for those that conceited :-)
Leica à la carte
http://www.leicacamera.com/produkte/msystem/alacarte/konfigurator/index_e.html
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o deny anyone who wants to be
> here, whether Pentax owner or not, user or not, dreamer or not, that place.
>
>
> Pentax has a lot to answer for.
Great post dude.
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the future.
Har, that's far too practical reasoning.
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x27;d have clued
us in so I'd have to go with 5, I say fight irrationality with a tanny. :-(
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all, yields a bright viewfinder, and
> offers fast optics. Imagine buying an f/1.4 telephoto lens this size
> for a 35mm camera!
A lot of us did and still do have 85/1.4s, the A series lens is amazing in all
respects.
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a shutter speed dial on the body which were both
easy to access and control at all times.
This is what is appealing to me about the RD-1, it's just a pity that it's
somewhat over-priced for it's spec.
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> stored
> at native resolution. the slide scans are native at 60-70 megabytes.
My server RAID is only 0.75TB :-(
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