RE: Just a quick jump in...
César, referring to his snakeskin LX bodies (I assume) posted: > ***Awww, c'mon, they are not that alarming are they? Yes. They are. ;)
Re: Just a quick jump in...
On Saturday, November 9, 2002, at 11:09 AM, Cesar Matamoros II wrote: Now you know what I am doing today, what is everyone up to? Not looking forward to the 230 messages of the PDML that await me currently... Happy shooting, César Panama City, Florida Hi César, Sounds like you have a full day ahead of you. This morning I played with the Jupiter-9 on the ZX-5n and also on the A 2x-s, mowed the front yard, caught a snake for my boy to play with (gently, of course), and am sitting down at the 'puter to draw up some birthday invitations. Was thinking about doing a head to head with the 77/1.8 and the 85/2, but that may have to wait. Waiting for the wife to get home and see if a trip to the local Botanical Center or Zoo will fly (both favorite places to burn film). Have a good one, Dan Scott
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> -Original Message- > From: Cesar Matamoros II [mailto:cesar_abdul@;mindspring.com] > > > The photographers doing the participants photos (Action Sports > International) would have loved to have shot digitally > (Nikon D1H) but the > local lab cannot accomodate that workflow. They've got the wrong lab. > > Now you know what I am doing today, what is everyone up to? Military wedding. For the film thread: NPZ 220 - 3 NPZ 120 - 2 NPS 220 - 2 NPS 120 - 3 T400CN 220 - 5 T400CN 120 - 2 T400CN 35mm - 2 NPZ 35mm - 3 Neopan 1600 - 3 I may stop by the store and pcik up some 120 D400 and D3200. My new lab gets decent prints from real b+w on their Frontier, so I may experiment a bit. I'll probably shoot about 12 rolls, but I'm never sure exactly where I'll be shooting (though I do know we're stopping by the Capitol today). So I just take a load. tv
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"Cesar Matamoros II" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >I figured I would take advantage of the break at Ironman Florida, they are >out on a 112-mile bike ride, to download the PDML. > >I am working with the media, but have not had much time to check out the >photographic gear. The local media is using digital - Kodak (Nikon/Canon) >and Canon. There are quite a few shooters out here. > >The photographers doing the participants photos (Action Sports >International) would have loved to have shot digitally (Nikon D1H) but the >local lab cannot accomodate that workflow. The lab owner wants to go that >route eventually, but the money just is not there at the moment. Anyway, >they are shooting Nikon F2 for all their gear. It is interesting to watch >them set up their marks and tape the manual focus lenses in place. Hey, purists! I like that! >I am carrying an MZ-S and an LX (normal skin.) Wise choice.Don't want to alarm anyone. ;-) >I have a full contingency of >lenses in the car, but I have decided to just carry the 31/1.8 and 77/1.8 >Limited lenses. Taking mostly shots of volunteers in action. I am shooting >ASA 100 color slides in the MZ-S and b&w film in the LX. > >Now you know what I am doing today, what is everyone up to? Waiting for a phone call from the subject of an article I'm writing (hopefully for Runner's World) so I can meet him to shoot some photos. Doing the NYT crossword puzzle and watching PDML messages drift in while I wait. -- Mark Roberts www.robertstech.com Photography and writing
