On May 17, 2004, at 2:16 AM, William Robb wrote:
There is really no such thing as a "profile" in this instance.
Really, find out what colour spaces the lab recognizes, and choose
the one that is best for you.
If they can't tell you, then the default profile to use is sRGB.
In the case of my lab, th
>
> On Sun, 16 May 2004 23:06:03 -0400, frank theriault wrote:
>
> > [...] some of these guys actually have to have pretty good car
> > handling skills to pull this stuff off!
> >
> > Good clean fun is what I now think (with lots of smoke, noise
> > and burnt rubber smell, what else could it be?
Not to defend what, to some, may be poor design on Adobe's part, many of
the "useless" tools have a very real function outside the realm of photo
editing. Frankly, it's kind of neat to play around with those tools.
Shel Belinkoff
> [Original Message]
> From: Shawn K. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Half
The two hot favourites were American big iron - the Viper,
and a Pontiac GTO. But the other dozen or so entries were
all the typical Japanese street cars. All that extra power
didn't help, either - the eventual winner was neither of
the two muscle cars.
> So, this was actually a Drifting Comp
On Sun, 16 May 2004 22:35:47 -0400, frank theriault wrote:
> So, this was actually a Drifting Competition? I noticed someone
> else mentioned that, but I thought they were joking!
Yep. They had one at Road Atlanta about three weeks ago. The Japanese
cars were not, for the most part, underpower
Bruce, thanks!
Mark Cassino has really inspired me to improve my bug macros. I'm learning
to balance the flash better with ambient light for more "natural" look.
It's a steep learning curve, but I honestly think that the instant feedback
from the D is helping me improve.
consider: this was a "gr
ARGGH Their red demon eyes haunt me hahaha
Nice shot.
-Shawn
-Original Message-
From: Christian Skofteland [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, May 16, 2004 10:21 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: PAW - "There heeere.."
http://home.mindspring.com/~c_skofteland/id16.html
17-year
Its piss poor, I feel ripped off, I wish I could return it and go back to
PS7 which was the best program I owned. Maybe it's because I've never had
trouble with the Adobe Software I use, like Illustrator, and Photoshop, but
I feel PS CS is overpriced bloatware. when you get down to it, 750 dollar
So, this was actually a Drifting Competition? I noticed someone else
mentioned that, but I thought they were joking!
All the drifting I've seen (only on the tube) has been with little
underpowered (compared to a freaking Viper!) slammed Japanese pocket
rockets.
I guess this is Drifting in the
Wow, frank, that was quick commenting! Thanks! Yes, I believe all insects
have compound eyes. I think these might just have small lenses that all
blend into one sphere.
Christian Skofteland
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
- Original Message -
From: "frank theriault" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL
Hmph.
I'd have never noticed. I gotta say, though, Christian, when I saw the
subject line, before opening the post, I thought maybe it was a photo of
some relatives (like a whole family of in-laws), pulling into your driveway
in a minivan or something. Now ~that~ would have been scary!!
sti
The event is partially underwritten by Yokahama. I wonder why?
The top cars get about five passes out of one set of t(i/y)res.
> Does his brother in law work for Goodyear? He must have a deep discount for
> race tires...
>
>
>
> -frank
>
> "The optimist thinks this is the best of all pos
Hey Christian,
Man, you're macro shots are getting better and better. This one is
quite amazing in detail and color. Great shot!
--
Best regards,
Bruce
Sunday, May 16, 2004, 7:20:34 PM, you wrote:
CS> http://home.mindspring.com/~c_skofteland/id16.html
CS> 17-year periodical cicadas of "Bro
Its absolutely absurd, and in actuality, using that much memory will slow
the program down no matter what. Acessing the swap disk is orders of
magnitude slower than main memory, and main memory is orders of magnitude
slower than the CPU. So you see, using all that memory just slows
everything dow
That's just amazing detail, Christian!
And, a lovely shot, too. Well, as lovely as a bug can be, I guess...
Seriously, I like the way the back of the wing is soft, but the head, legs
and thorax are nice and sharp.
Weird looking eyes! Almost makes one forget they're compound eyes (they are
co
I'm going to be pissed, and in response to my being pissed, I wont be buying
Photoshop in the future, that's what it amounts too. Ill probably send them
an email too, and tell them what a POS program they have on their hands.
I'm not old either (24) but really fucking bitter, yes, I'm sick of my h
http://home.mindspring.com/~c_skofteland/id16.html
17-year periodical cicadas of "Brood X" have begun emerging and molting
around the Washington, DC area. This one was shot in the woods around the
National Zoo, where I was with my two daughters today.
For those who crave details: *ist D, Sigma
Dave,
First comment: Thank God your daughter takes after your lovely wife and not
you in the looks department!Seriously, she's a lovely young woman.
Okay, now the photo. Very, very strong photograph! I like the way the
horse and your daughter are both looking the same way; nice symmetry
Does his brother in law work for Goodyear? He must have a deep discount for
race tires...
-frank
"The optimist thinks this is the best of all possible worlds. The pessimist
fears it is true." -J. Robert Oppenheimer
From: "John Francis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Here's one of my Viper shots fro
We got Point Pelee. You got Buffalo. Sounds fair to me...
-frank
"The optimist thinks this is the best of all possible worlds. The pessimist
fears it is true." -J. Robert Oppenheimer
From: "Peter J. Alling" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Damn how'd we manage to let them keep that and not trade for so
Henri Toivonen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>IMHO, Win ME is a complete disaster any way you look at it. If I have to
>use a Win 9X based version i go with Win98SE.
>Otherwise Win2k or WinXP is really the way to go today.
>
>Win ME is super-slow, super-buggy, super-unstable; super-crappy.
That's p
Well, I have been running Windows ME - I got it preinstalled on my HP
desktop.
I have tried not many things with it - as I don't play around with many
technical things.
However,
I tried HP Photosmart Scanner
I have tried 932C deskjet printer
I am using NikonView software
I have tried many photo-e
TMP wrote:
>
> I am a little worried about bringing my kit overseas
>
> When I fly within Australia, I generally don't have any problems as I take
> my Lowepro Nova 5 as carry-on luggage, and my laptop in my Targus Laptop
> backpack, also as carry-on luggage. Then I usually take one suitcase
> I've really never seen this discussed around here before.
> So, what do you
> think or prefer? Shoot alone or with groups? What's your
> preference, if
> you have one?
I get a rush whether I'm alone or with a group. Other cameras don't
distract me, and I like seeing other people's gear -
>>Well, I'm *considering* trying Windows ME on my laptop, because earlier
>>versions of Windows won't run the Pentax Remote Assistant software for
>>the ist-D and my ancient laptop won't run Win2k or later.
>>
HT> IMHO, Win ME is a complete disaster any way you look at it. If I have to
HT> use a Wi
Mark Roberts wrote:
HAR!
Well, I'm *considering* trying Windows ME on my laptop, because earlier
versions of Windows won't run the Pentax Remote Assistant software for
the ist-D and my ancient laptop won't run Win2k or later.
From what I've heard, Windows ME is fine when it works, but when it
enc
Norm Baugher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>I have some technical questions regarding Windows ME. I don't have it
>>and so can't verify a few things. If anyone who has this operating
>>system would be willing to answer some (Pentax-related) questions, I'd
>>appreciate an off-list email.
>>
>No, but
g> At first I started to agree with you, but upon further reflection I realized
g> that my most enjoyable outings were with one or two other fellows. But we never
g> actually shoot to gether, rather we go to the same area together then kind of
g> split up and shoot, meeting up agin for lunch, or to
KW> Many books have been written on the battle and it's surrounding events.
KW> Had Harold won that day, the history of the world would have been vastly
KW> different today.
But fortunately he didn't, fortunately because all of these
alternative history fiction writers woould be out of business ;-
You are way off on this one, William! Point Pelee is at 42 degrees
North, while San Francisco is at around 37.7 North. Cedar Rapids,
Iowa is at the same latitude as Point Pelee, but nobody is
interested in that:-) FYI, 42N divides Oregon and California.
It's nice to know where I live (Iowa City)
No, but I'm using a Pentax ME Super
Norm
Mark Roberts wrote:
I have some technical questions regarding Windows ME. I don't have it
and so can't verify a few things. If anyone who has this operating
system would be willing to answer some (Pentax-related) questions, I'd
appreciate an off-list email.
SH> Unstuffit is totally free, not licensed. It has been that
SH> way from the beginning 15 years ago. The newer versions
Unfortunately, the company seems to have taken a bad course now (see
various comments on the 8.01 version and its bundling). You have to
download Stuffit Standard (which is sh
On May 16, 2004, at 5:53 PM, Mark Roberts wrote:
As Shawn K said: "its just bad design. And for the money it costs it
shouldn't be that badly designed."
I can't see where it's bad design. it runs great on my computer, and
the RAW converter is awesome. It's the best thing that ever happened to
di
I run PS CS on a dual processor mac G4 1.25 gigahertz, 1.5 gig RAM.
I give the software 750 megabytes of memory. My primary scratch disk
has 50 gig of open space, my secondary disk has 25 gig of space. In all
operations I've encountered, the speed is very good. I've never had to
wait. I don'
Yes. 120V, 60 cycles.
Bob W wrote:
will your laptop work on American electricity? Do they have
electricity on the mountain?
--
graywolf
http://graywolfphoto.com/graywolf.html
PJA> Having looked at the test, which was done on a D60 with an approximately
PJA> APS sized sensor, I doubt very much I'd
PJA> try either of these lenses on a full frame camera. Corner resolution
PJA> must be absolutely abominable.
Well, digital sensors do it differently from film. The Sigma in
Sounds good. I've never seen it either, but it appears to be a nice
lens. I'd like to give it a try, so I bought it.
Paul
On May 16, 2004, at 2:08 PM, Jens Bladt wrote:
AFA I remember the guy who sold me the SMC F 4-5.6/70-210mm had one
like it
to go with his SFX SF1n (Should have bought this
Tan, I wouldn't worry too much. On my trip back from Hong Kong, I carried
my camera gear in a Lowepro, and in addition had another bag with duty-frees
in it. On a trip to the UK, I had my camera bag and a laptop, and
travelled both Qantas and Cathay Pacific without problems. The carry on
rules a
I myself prefer to work alone. I have had enough of the roughing
between PJs trying to capture the same moment for their respective
papers of e.g. a President shaking hands. Well, some PJs are friendly,
and some are not. And of course any good photographer doesn't want
to take the same photographs
On the Mac, Unstuffit is included in the System software. If
you want a newer version, you just download it. The
Unstuffit is totally free, not licensed. It has been that
way from the beginning 15 years ago. The newer versions
(last year or two) will uncompress just about any
compression routi
On 5/15/04 6:14 AM, "Dr. Heiko Hamann" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Do you know any information or sources on the regional distribution of
> sales and income (Europe/America/Asia and especially Japan)?
Hi Heiko,
Following might be of interest to you. It is statistics published every
month by CI
>> I would appreciate that. If there are separate profiles for matte
WR> and
>> glossy paper I would like to get hold of both.
WR> There is really no such thing as a "profile" in this instance.
WR> Really, find out what colour spaces the lab recognizes, and choose
WR> the one that is best for you
>
>
> >> Dunno if this is a good or a bad strategy, but here's what I'll do:
> >
> >> All the photo gear and laptop goes in the carry-on, which will
certainly
> >
> >will your laptop work on American electricity? Do they have
> >electricity on the mountain?
120 volt, 60 cycle AC and 12 volt DC
No. What basically happens is that a product architecture is designed
and coded and a product is built. It goes through several rounds of
bug fixes, optimizations and updates. You see these as new versions
which do make money for the software company. Somewhere along the
way, it is decided that
On 16/5/04, STAN, discombobulated, offered:
>every airline trip I have made in the last 5 years has
>followed the one carryon rule. But it is a strange rule. If
>you have a purse, that doesn't count. If you have a
>briefcase with your laptop etc., that doesn't count. A
>'carry-on' is a suitcas
>> Dunno if this is a good or a bad strategy, but here's what I'll do:
>
>> All the photo gear and laptop goes in the carry-on, which will certainly
>
>will your laptop work on American electricity? Do they have
>electricity on the mountain?
Only when the mountain is openMr Bond.
Cheers,
I have some technical questions regarding Windows ME. I don't have it
and so can't verify a few things. If anyone who has this operating
system would be willing to answer some (Pentax-related) questions, I'd
appreciate an off-list email.
--
Mark Roberts
Photography and writing
www.robertstech.com
On 16/5/04, JOSTEIN, discombobulated, offered:
>My checked-in luggage will be one seriously stuffed backpack. If it weighs
>more than the allowed, I guess I'll have to pay up there and then.
>
>Hey, this is GFM! What we need to bring, we bring.
Leave out the half-baked ideas - there'll be a van l
>Photoshop CS sounds very much like a relatively new code base that now
>needs some serious cleanup and optimizing.
Forgive me for butting in here Bruce, as I know absolutely nothing about
software creators or the business practices therewith entwined, but isn't
that what all the usual round of up
In most U.S. airports you relinquish control of the luggage
and are not present when they inspect. In fact, in most
instances you are not allowed to be present. So if they
don't like the x-ray scan or have a slow day or you just
happen to be the 1 out of x that gets a random inspection,
then y
Dear Mac & Win friends,
can you help me with StuffIt please? The dumb bastards at Alladinsoft,
who created this piece of sh*t, require me to download the whole trial
version (10MB) of StuffIt just to get the little Expander. All I want
is to open some downloaded ICC charts which the poor unknowing
>> >Well, based on this discussion, and other things I've encountered, I
>> >won't be upgrading to CS. Screw them if they can't hire software geeks
>> >that know their ass from third base.
>
>> (Not bitter and twisted ;-)
>
>I'm entitled. I'm a senior software geek. :-)
>
>TTYL, DougF KG4LMZ
Con
On 16/5/04, GRAYWOLF, discombobulated, offered:
>BTW, when you think of it, it almost has to come deliberately from
someone on
>the list. They would have to know that I am subscribed to the list, they
>would
>have to know how the list resets the mail. It is not the sort of thing
e-mail
>bomb so
RE: This is the one I have got (second from below):
http://gt.preissuchmaschine.de/gt_frontend/main.asp?suche=tokina+2.6-2.8&x=3
7&y=7
They are excellent but kind of hard to find new anymore in Pentax mount.
Jens Bladt
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://hjem.get2net.dk/bladt
-Oprindelig meddele
On Sun, 16 May 2004, Cycad wrote:
> The business part of my trip is at the Fred Hutchison Cancer Centre, and I
> assume I'll be staying nearby. Can you tell me which of these camera stores
> will be within walking distance?
Glazer's and Optechs are within walking distance.
Jim's would require tak
On 16/5/04, GRAYWOLF, discombobulated, offered:
>I think that 90 day thing is only the limit for the form for it to still
>be on
>your ebay page. I do belive you can actually post feedback virtually
>forever. I
>do know I responded to one more than a year later.
Thanks Tom, I have some wrong in
In a message dated 5/16/2004 2:25:49 PM Pacific Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Today, when people have newer and faster machines, nobody gives a rats
ass. "So what if it uses 100mb more ram when I have 1024mb."
Microsoft predicts that the next version of windows will have a _minimum
re
"Doug Franklin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>On Sun, 16 May 2004 22:24:34 +0200, Henri Toivonen wrote:
>
>> So you guys plan to be pissed about every version of new software that
>> comes out until the end of times? :-)
>> Gee, you guys must be pretty old and bitter.
>
>I do and I am, but what it
On Sun, 16 May 2004 22:24:34 +0200, Henri Toivonen wrote:
> So you guys plan to be pissed about every version of new software that
> comes out until the end of times? :-)
> Gee, you guys must be pretty old and bitter.
I do and I am, but what it boils down to is that it's going to
determine where
Hello Jostein,
I have received one such today just like that spoofing my address.
--
Best regards,
Bruce
Sunday, May 16, 2004, 2:03:37 PM, you wrote:
J> Interestingly, I have received two mail bounces today, of messages that have
J> used my PDML address to spoof.
J> Both of the messages were
Shawn K. wrote:
The problem is Henri, is that Adobe hasn' done much to CS from where I'm
sitting to warrant it needing all this memory. its essentially the same
program, and thats how its always been with photoshop, the new versions are
just tiny steps forward. And yet its suddenly horribly bloat
>
>Sounds like Adobe
> have followed Microsoft's lead (perhaps even using the latest MS
> tools) in creating slower, fatter versions of their software.
I can write pretty good software, even using the Microsoft tools.
You don't *have* to use everyth
These are very nice and sensitve/poetic photograps.
Tecnically theres is a little to much white. Remember to use minus
correction (-1 to -2) for concert shots, due to dark background, thus
avoiding "panmcake faces".
All the best
Jens Bladt
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://hjem.get2net.dk/bladt
--
Unfortunately for looking for a reset button it's an MZ/ZX series body,
no more controls than is necessary, classic
interface. Right now it's been sitting with the batteries removed for
about 16 hours. I think I'll let it go for a full
48. I think your probably right about there being a soleno
Yeah, right :-).
I was just getting tired of foreigners (especially from overseas) telling
me, who live here, what Scandinavia is.
It seems at least the PDML'ers in Denmark, Norway and Swenden share a mutual
opinion on that matter. Try to accept it. please.
All the best
Jens Bladt
mailto:[EMAIL P
Damn how'd we manage to let them keep that and not trade for something
further north to keep those border lines nice and straight?
frank theriault wrote:
You're right, Tom,
In fact, Point Pelee is the southernmost point of Canada (as well as
Ontario). It's farther south than over 50% of the con
I can only find a single reference to this lens, released in 1980, if
it's the SL it's their mid level offering. It hasn't
made to to cult status so it's probably just an avarage 135mm. That
said most 135's were at least acceptable
picture makers. The original price for this lens was $160.00 U
Whoops -- scale of the final image is way off (Visio did something
unexpected when I saved it) -- ignore that detail for now, and I'll
fix it later if the rest is good.
-- Glenn
My brother asked me _why_ stopping down increases DOF, and I tried
to draw diagrams to explain how I'd assumed it works ... Apparently
I don't know the right questions to ask Google to get it to give me
diagrams already made by other people, but hey, an excuse to fiddle
around with Visio for a whil
Jens Bladt wrote:
AFA I remember the guy who sold me the SMC F 4-5.6/70-210mm had one like it
to go with his SFX SF1n (Should have bought this one too). He said it was
amzingly good. I belive Fotomagazin tested it and gave it very excellent
grades (macro lenses often do well beacause of the testing
Okey, new question about a lens. :)
I found a K-mount Tokina 135mm f/2.8 lens for a pretty small amount of
money, in near-mint condition.
But I can't really find much info about this lens.
Here's a pic of it: http://images.tradera.com/484/5847484_1.jpg
Anyone know this one, any good, is it worth
Just remember the two reasons they lost were that the English army had
just fought and defeated the Danes a couple of days earlier
then force marched a couple of hundred miles to try to repel the
Normans the English still might have won had the English King not had the
extreme bad sense to get h
AFA I remember the guy who sold me the SMC F 4-5.6/70-210mm had one like it
to go with his SFX SF1n (Should have bought this one too). He said it was
amzingly good. I belive Fotomagazin tested it and gave it very excellent
grades (macro lenses often do well beacause of the testing method,
photograp
Having looked at the test, which was done on a D60 with an approximately
APS sized sensor, I doubt very much I'd
try either of these lenses on a full frame camera. Corner resolution
must be absolutely abominable.
Joseph Tainter wrote:
Thanks for the advice!
tan.
You are welcome. Just remember t
On Sun, 16 May 2004 16:19:56 +0100, Cotty wrote:
> >Well, based on this discussion, and other things I've encountered, I
> >won't be upgrading to CS. Screw them if they can't hire software geeks
> >that know their ass from third base.
> (Not bitter and twisted ;-)
I'm entitled. I'm a senior so
On Sun, 16 May 2004 11:13:26 -0400, tom wrote:
> Also, these pizzas are "half-baked". The pizza restaurant we get
> them from cooks them halfway, so when we bake them they'll more
> or less be fresh.
Where is this place, Tom? There used to be a place in Richmond, VA,
that did this, but I believe
On Sun, 16 May 2004 10:38:53 -0400, Shawn K. wrote:
> Whats the point of that??? Are you trying to say we can't be
> pissed about [memory hogging inefficient software]? who cares
> if thats why, all that matters is the state of things at the
> moment, not the pathetic reasoning behind it.
BINGO
frank theriault wrote:
1066.
William the Conqueror. He was French. Came across the Channel (that
would be pre-chunnel, I believe), and defeated whoever was on the throne
at the time, in the Battle of Hastings,
Which was actually fought at Battle, 9 miles away from Hastings, truth be
known...
Thanks for the advice!
tan.
You are welcome. Just remember to get me Cotty's autograph at GFM.
To confuse matters further, Sigma is discontinuing their 28-70 f2.8 (or
is it their 24-70 f2.8?) and bringing out a 24-60 f2.8, said to be
designed for digital (but the image circle would work on a 35 m
LOL!
Cotty wrote:
On 16/5/04, TROUBLE, discombobulated, offered:
[snip]
Just going back to carry-on weight, I really wouldn't worry too much
because if for any reason (after you have checked in your hold baggage)
someone later says 'excuse me mam, but that carry-on bag looks rather
heavy' you
Thanks, Dude! I kinda like it too.
Jens Bladt
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://hjem.get2net.dk/bladt
-Oprindelig meddelelse-
Fra: tom [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sendt: 16. maj 2004 17:13
Til: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Emne: RE: The Royal Danish Fairytale Wedding
Dude, that's an awesome shot. The
There you go, Cotty. Start an online auction service of your own. Private
sellers only. A high level of integrity. Then you only have to figure out how to
attract the buyer's who only know about Ebay.
There are several online auction sites, most of them seem pretty pathetic. And
Ebay, the guys
Ive been getting these on a daily basis. Sometimes 5 or 6 a day. I've
scanned my computer about a hundred times in the past week.
-Shawn
-Original Message-
From: graywolf [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, May 16, 2004 10:59 AM
To: Pentax Discussion Malling List
Subject: PDML Virus
Of course it is a spoof. But it is the first time I have ever gotten one coming
in with pdml as the fake sender. I posted the heads up, so some unsuspecting
list member would not get caught by one like it.
BTW, when you think of it, it almost has to come deliberately from someone on
the list. T
Absolutely fantastic!
Norm
Shel Belinkoff wrote:
It's that ball again ... it's appeared in so many photos of the kids from
the old neighborhood in San Francisco.
http://home.earthlink.net/~scbelinkoff/paw/boy_with_ball.html
Darn, you are making me think again, Frank.
At first I started to agree with you, but upon further reflection I realized
that my most enjoyable outings were with one or two other fellows. But we never
actually shoot to gether, rather we go to the same area together then kind of
split up and shoo
GIMP is free, but still clearly inferior to even PS CS. And its actually
slower than PS CS too, at least, the windows version of it is.
-Shawn
-Original Message-
From: Frantisek Vlcek [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, May 16, 2004 6:30 AM
To: Doug Franklin
Subject: Re: OT: Photosho
Hi,
A 50 Gig fire wire drive is not as fast as an IDE drive, much less a SCSI
drive. I have a 15K RPM SCSI 160 drive and I still get problems with
Photoshop hiccupping occasionally.
-Original Message-
From: Paul Stenquist [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, May 16, 2004 7:48 AM
To: [
On 16/5/04, TV, discombobulated, offered:
>The best way to reheat pizza is with a commercial convection oven. It just
>so happens we have access to the one in the GFM restaurant.
>
>Also, these pizzas are "half-baked". The pizza restaurant we get them from
>cooks them halfway, so when we bake them
On 16/5/04, FRANK THE WISE, discombobulated, offered:
>I've really never seen this discussed around here before. So, what do you
>think or prefer? Shoot alone or with groups? What's your preference, if
>you have one?
Hi Frankybaby
I'm with you on this pal. I either work alone, or with no mo
- Original Message -
From: "graywolf"
Subject: Re: OT: Photoshop CS
> Well, if one can afford an *istD, and Photoshop CS, then one should
be able to
> afford a new computer to run it on.
>
> Let's see, *istD, Photoshop CS, new computer, accessories. Yep
those digital
> cameras will cert
- Original Message -
From: "graywolf"
Subject: Re: Naughty ebay guy [Was: More lens problems]
> I think that 90 day thing is only the limit for the form for it to
still be on
> your ebay page. I do belive you can actually post feedback
virtually forever. I
> do know I responded to one m
- Original Message -
From: "graywolf"
Subject: PDML Virus Alert
> I just received an e-mail purported to be from
[EMAIL PROTECTED] with a
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Well, Tan, everyone is telling you how to carry all that stuff. I thought I
would make another suggestion. Leave most of it at home.
Stick the camera and one lens in the carry on, or just sling it around your
neck. Bring the minimum of clothing (but remember GFM can be chilly in the
summer). Do
On 16/5/04, ANTONIONIO, discombobulated, offered:
>Now that eBay is fast becoming a monopoly for online auctions, I would
>like to see our governments impose some better regulation of how it
>works - to protect both sellers and buyers far better than at present.
>In the UK if they would just im
On 16/5/04, TROUBLE, discombobulated, offered:
[snip]
>I was wondering what you will be doing Cotty, Jostein etc? And also what
>those who have done international travel in the past have done?
>
>It is kinda hard as I actually have to bring over 2 weeks worth of clothes
>etc with me, as well as
Frank Theriault thought about the phenomenon of a phalanx of photogs
photographing at the same time and asked:
"Shoot alone or with groups? What's your preference, if
you have one?"
I like to shoot alone. I can concentrate on my subject without distractions.
I do occasionally take field trips wi
That's not exactly true. I sold a lens or some such to a fellow in Oz, and
he didn't leave feedback until well after to 90 day period. He didn't tell
me how he did it, but it's there. Maybe he had to go through some eBay
hoops, maybe he had to set the Kozmik Klok back a month or so, but the
feed
Spectacular bokeh - and a nice photograph:
Jens Bladt
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Sendt: 16. maj 2004 12:04
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Emne: Revised link to Paw:My offering this week
Thank for the recommendation, Peter.
:-)
Jens Bladt
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Fra: Peter Loveday [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sendt: 16. maj 2004 14:13
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Emne: Re: The Royal Danish Fairytale Wedding
Yep, its pretty b
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