Wine (was: Re: KR Lens Stuck on IST-D)

2004-06-03 Thread Gianfranco Irlanda
Cotty [EMAIL PROTECTED] tipsily offered:
 'Stone the crows, I said, if another bleeding engine goes
we'll
 be up here all day...
 
 
 Boom boom.
 
 
 Gianfranco, i don't know if you can tell but I opened that
bottle of red
 you gave me in London, boy that's nice wine. 

Hmmm, I wasn't sure but your typing behaviour looked familiar to
my tired eyes...
I'm happy you did like it. What was that, Aglianico del Taburno?
I'll buy you one more for the next meeting.

Have a good journey, mate.

Ciao,

Gianco

PS: ...and good luck with all the delays in the UK airports - by
now you should be flying already, though.



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Re: KR Lens Stuck on IST-D

2004-06-02 Thread Cotty

Ok, the crappy Sears lens that Tanya bought has managed to get stuck on her
D. 

The aperture ring says KR, and it has an (A)P marking.

Suggestions?

tv

Angle grinder.


Cheers,
  Cotty


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Re: KR Lens Stuck on IST-D

2004-06-02 Thread Dr. Heiko Hamann
Hi tom,

on 02 Jun 04 you wrote in pentax.list:

Where exactly is the pin?

AFAIK this pin stucks into the AF-cluth of the camera. I know of a case,
where the *istD owner managed to remove a stuck Ricoh lens himself. So
it should be possible - but be carefull! Don't try to cut the pin as
metal filing might get into the camera and cause even worse problems.

Cheers, Heiko



Re: KR Lens Stuck on IST-D

2004-06-02 Thread Lon Williamson
Before sawing, see if you can go in through the front
of the lens and remove things.  With extreme luck,
you might be able to salvage the lens.
Gonz wrote:
Hack saw.
rg
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ok, the crappy Sears lens that Tanya bought has managed to get stuck 
on her
D.
The aperture ring says KR, and it has an (A)P marking.

Suggestions?
tv




RE: KR Lens Stuck on IST-D

2004-06-02 Thread J. C. O'Connell
Hell NO!.That lens deserves to DIE!!


   J.C. O'Connell   mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]   http://jcoconnell.com


-Original Message-
From: Lon Williamson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, June 02, 2004 7:25 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: KR Lens Stuck on IST-D


Before sawing, see if you can go in through the front
of the lens and remove things.  With extreme luck,
you might be able to salvage the lens.

Gonz wrote:
 Hack saw.

 rg

 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Ok, the crappy Sears lens that Tanya bought has managed to get stuck
 on her
 D.
 The aperture ring says KR, and it has an (A)P marking.

 Suggestions?

 tv







Re: KR Lens Stuck on IST-D

2004-06-02 Thread Bob W
Hi,

Glad your camera got fixed

 Of course this WOULD happen AFTER we visited all of the museums, monuments
 and many other scenes itching to be photographed today, courtesy of the Van
 Veen Whirlwind Tour of Washington DC.  So, I will be returning to Australia
 with exactly ONE photo of myself to prove that I was actually in Washington
 DC.  It is of me in front of Andy Warhol's cans of soup at one of the
 Museums that we attended.

You missed an opportunity:
http://www.tigtail.org/TIG/TVM/B/NAmerican/b.%20post%20WW%20II/warhol-andy/M/warhol_spam.jpg

-- 
Cheers,
 Bob



RE: KR Lens Stuck on IST-D

2004-06-02 Thread Cotty
On 2/6/04, tv no Tan no tv no Tan no tv no Tan oh hell's bells,
discombobulated, offered:

Ashlee is such a lovely lady and we have been
shopping, eating, and even swapping clothes! 

Yeah I wouldn't mind a bit of that myself

BTW, Cotty, I am getting kinda comfortable in my new sofa bed, so I am
wondering how cold it will be for you out on the porch when you arrive, I
think you'd be too tall to sleep anywhere else! I'll be happy to part with
one of my 30 or so cushions though, so you'll at least have some creature
comforts out there, and Ash has some lovely potted plants that you can sing
to as you go to sleep... ;-P

S'alright, I'm hoping to make friends with the apartment office
lady...

Packed all my bags tonight. This is ridiculous. I have the Lowepro
stealth backpack with cameras, mac, lenses, wires, God-only-knows-what
aboard as carry-on, along with 5 bottles of Wychwood's finest and a tin
of RAF 75th anniversary ale (for Bill) which is incidentally ten years
out of date but should bring back all sorts of memories for the old
scallywag. That beer is in a marmot bumbag, or fanny pack as the yanks
say. Fanny pack. Fanny pack. Fanny pack, ahh that sounds good.
International email lists!

Anyway, that's the carry on. The checked bagged is a roller-tote thing in
black that looks like every other roller tote thing in black ever made so
i've been customising it with white gaffer tape and a 357 hemi that'll
suck the butt right outa the cat. Should look cute down the baggage
claim, roaring its way towards me. Come to papa

...and an Eagle Creek large duffle which will easily enclose a Vulcan
bomber including ground crew. I'm not kidding, this thing is big. Shows
up on radar. I think even Tom will find lifting it with his manly biceps
a considerable challenge. Still, it's under the maximum 32kg weight
(individual item) so bollocks. In it goes. I found about  2 dozen recent
copies of Amateur Photog knocking about so I'll leave em on Bill's
tailgate so just pick em up and take one.

Up and at em tomorrow morning, on the Heathrow bus at 10am ish, airborne
about 3pm I believe. I must be one of the last to leave on this
pilgrimage. It would be REALLY nice if I could have a shower after the
flight as I don't thing they would take kindly to having to evacuate the
Marrakesh restaurant due to obnoxious odours intervening and upsetting
folk. No worries, the flight will be on time, I'll just go and have a
word with the skipper and tell him to get a bloody move on mate and
bollocks to all that headwind baloney. Like Leslie Nielson popping into
the cockpit in 'Airplane' ( I'd just like to say good luck ).

Actually the last flight I had, the pilot came on the PA and said we'd be
ten minutes late arriving as we'd just lost an engine. An hour later he
was on again saying we'd lost another engine and now we'd be 30 minutes
late. Later still he was on again about how he was really sorry but
number three had gone and now we were going to be two and a half hours
late. 'Stone the crows, I said, if another bleeding engine goes we'll
be up here all day...


Boom boom.


Gianfranco, i don't know if you can tell but I opened that bottle of red
you gave me in London, boy that's nice wine. 

Anyway, on the verge of the edge of the cusp of this GFM lark, so watch
out, Cotty's about.ready for the off! Tally ho!


Expect a sober update from departure lounge 1300 ish GMT


Cheers,
  Cotty


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Re: KR Lens Stuck on IST-D

2004-06-01 Thread Gonz
Hack saw.
rg
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ok, the crappy Sears lens that Tanya bought has managed to get stuck on her
D. 

The aperture ring says KR, and it has an (A)P marking.
Suggestions?
tv

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RE: KR Lens Stuck on IST-D

2004-06-01 Thread tom
 -Original Message-
 From: Andre Langevin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
 
 
  From Monaghan site:
 
 ...surgery or brute force is needed to get them apart.  If 
 the lens to mount fit is a bit sloppy, sometimes a thin piece 
 of plastic can be slid in and worked around enough to break 
 it loose.  In another case, a lot of torque on the mount 
 sheared off the Ricoh pin and freed the mount.  But then the 
 lens lacked the P dedication.

Where exactly is the pin?

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