Some of you guys who are unhappy with OE might consider trying Forte
Agent. I use it and like it a lot, many many user specified
preferences. It's also an excellent newsreader.
In regards to the issue under discussion here, all you do is
highlight the part of a message you want to refer to, hit
> Good question. In addition to the AF points lighting up the plane
> of focus, the most common reason is when I want to temporarily
> disable custom settings. E.g. MLU, 2nd curtain sync, FEC, FEB,
> or even just plain exposure bracketing.
>
> So, if I only want a single shot with AI Focus and Ev
> > I don't know anything about automatic cutting down of messages. I use
> > Outlook 5.5, and I simply use my mouse to cut what I don't need, and
then
> > type my message below it. Simply, quick, and easy. What's the problem?
> >
>
> Yes, but haven't you noticed that when you reply to a message,
> "F. Craig Callahan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm (sincerely) curious about the kinds of situations where you
> find "Green" mode best. ... I guess I'm a little perplexed as to
> why you'd want to give up so much control over your camera. :-)
Hi Craig,
Good question. In addition to the AF
Julian Loke wrote:
>
> > "Don" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: ...
> > Has anyone else had this happen? Would you consider this normal
> > behavior for the AF system? Is it simply that as far as the camera
> > is concerned, the center spot is the only one that can achieve focus?
>
> Hi Don,
>
> Th
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From: "Jim Davis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday, April 15, 2001 6:45 PM
Subject: Re: EOS ADMIN: sloppy quoting, please read
>
> I don't know anything about automatic cutting down of messages. I use
> Outlook 5.5, and I simply use my mouse to
Besides, you don't own any wide-angle lenses at all!
The first thing I'd buy, after a photo course is a 20-35 or 17-35 zoom.
If you can afford it, but the 17-35mm f/2.8 L, you'll never need to buy
another. You'll have everything covered from 20-300mm. You need that
way before you need a 300mm
I don't want to risk insulting anyone, but if you don't know the answer
to the question "Why would I want 1/3 stop control rather than 1/2 stop
control?" You need to spend your money on a photo course rather than a
new camera.
My rule: What, in order, are the most important things to taking good
Julian Loke wrote:
> Similaryly, I have also found there are other situations where there
> is no good replacement for green mode on the Elan 7E. Unfortunately
> green mode also lacks program shift and exposure compensation :-(
Hi Julian,
I'm (sincerely) curious about the kinds of situations
Julian Loke wrote:
> The alternatives seem to be:
> 1) Use the centre cross-sensor only
> 2) Use a well-calibrated ECF
> 3) Use the keypad to manually select the sensor
>
> What do Elan 7 / EOS 33 / EOS 1v / EOS A2 users do?
[And EOS 3!]
I do (1) most of the time, (3) when it's useful (for ve
--- John Chennavasin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> My question was with regards to
> this comment. How will the
> > difference in stops on the body be of benefit.
>
> With slide film, exposure is much more critical. You
> have less than 1/3 stop
> exposure latitude.
The difference between 1/
--- Jason Lay <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The 1v comes with a power booster already built into
> the camer, the 1n you
> can purchase a power booster for the camera, is
> there a power booster
> available for the 3? Now my other question on this
> note would be how useful
> is a power booster,
Tom Pfeiffer wrote:
> They bear no resemblance whatsoever to the options on the edit menu in
> Outlook Express.
Yes, Outlook Express is a truly lousy email client. In this case your only
options are to enable or disable automatic quoting in replies. Using Netscape, I
simply leave autoquoting off
Hi Don,
I thoroughly agree that cross-sensors are more desirable. Maybe even
arranged like the Contax N1. http://www.contaxcameras.com
It is also strange that Green mode has features that are missing in the
"Creative" modes. Especially how after ECF has been used to select a
focus point, ALL t
On Sun, 15 Apr 2001 19:37:44 -0400, you wrote:
>> "Don" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: ...
>> Has anyone else had this happen? Would you consider this normal
>> behavior for the AF system? Is it simply that as far as the camera
>> is concerned, the center spot is the only one that can achieve focus
At 07:53 PM 4/15/01, you wrote:
>Thanks, Bill. I hadn't noticed that CF before (Auto Reduction of Fill
>Flash). I'll turn it off and see how things go.
Oddly with CF10 disabled and using only the center focusing spot, I get
perfect exposures with the D30 and 550 even in the dark (just as you wou
> From: Bill White <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: Re: EOS D30 and flash exposures
>
> At 02:45 PM 4/12/01, Johnc wrote:
>> I don't know if I'm doing something wrong or what. For quite some time I've
>> used an EOS A2 and a 540EZ flash with great results. I recently got a D30
>> and a 550EX and
> If there is a way to make Outlook Express 5.5 conform to the WJM's wishes,
> I'd be eternally grateful if someone would drop me an email and let me
know
> how. Both of us will sleep better if you do!
>
> Tom P.
I don't know anything about automatic cutting down of messages. I use
Outlook 5.5, a
At 02:45 PM 4/12/01, Johnc wrote:
>I don't know if I'm doing something wrong or what. For quite some time I've
>used an EOS A2 and a 540EZ flash with great results. I recently got a D30
>and a 550EX and can't seem to get them working right together. When I use
>the flash I estimate that I get arou
> "Don" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: ...
> Has anyone else had this happen? Would you consider this normal
> behavior for the AF system? Is it simply that as far as the camera
> is concerned, the center spot is the only one that can achieve focus?
Hi Don,
The Area auto-AF on my Elan 7E is a bit
I, too try to remember to delete the footers, but when I hit reply, the
cursor is positioned at the TOP of the message, not the bottom, and I often
forget that this group requires you to delete the footer. The result is that
I get a lot of 'bot-mail from WJM that begins with the phrase "Don't pani
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From: "Tom Pfeiffer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> If there is a way to make Outlook Express 5.5 conform to the WJM's wishes,
> I'd be eternally grateful if someone would drop me an email and let me
know
> how. Both of us will sleep better if you do!
Well, I use MS OE 5.5,
I use the 200/2.8L and EF 2x, and have been pleasantly surprised with it.
Jason Lay wrote:
> >in regards to the 200 2.8L with a teleconverter, would I lose the ability to
> autofocus?
No, any Canon body will still AF at f5.6 (Unless you have one of those EF-Ms)
> Also, what is the image qualit
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From: "Jason Lay" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> in regards to the 200 2.8L with a teleconverter, would I lose the ability
to
> autofocus? Also, what is the image quality like with todays
teleconverters?
> I have heard that the image quality is considerably less when you ad
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From: "Willem-Jan Markerink" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday, April 15, 2001 2:58 PM
Subject: EOS ADMIN: sloppy quoting, please read
> Dear group,
>
> I see some posters finding their way past the Majordomo
> 'admin-footer' filter, but only
>
> What kind of sports? Generally speaking: the faster the lens the
> better - but that is obvious. It also depends on your budget. the
> 70-200 2.8L is really great, but it costs $$$. Buying a (comparable)
> prime will give you a fast lens for less money (and less weight). The
> 200/2.8L with a
>
> What I'm totally in the dark about is how the evaluative metering
> handles a scene when manual focusing.
>
> Specifically, does the currently selected focusing point (though not
> necessarily being utilized) still weight the exposure or does the meter
> simply attempt to balance the entire sc
JL> that seems to be the general concensus. What lenses would you recommend
JL> upgrading to? I walk around the city with my camer and take pictures of
JL> things that interest me...anything from people to objects. I like going to
JL> sports games and taking pictures there too..
Hello Jason,
Dear EOS list members,
I've just begun to understand how the Canon AIM system works, no thanks
to either the EOS 1v or 3 manuals.
What I'm totally in the dark about is how the evaluative metering
handles a scene when manual focusing.
Specifically, does the currently selected focusing point (t
Dear group,
I see some posters finding their way past the Majordomo
'admin-footer' filter, but only by cutting off the admin-footer, not by
overall more efficient quotingstill the same number of previous
messages included, and in the reverse orderplease read below why
cutting off the
From: Jason Lay <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Hello Jason !
> In a previous response from John Chennavasin, he said "If you shoot slide
> film, you may find the 1/3 stop aperture and shutter
> speed adjustment on the 1n, 1v, and 3 to be more helpful (it's 1/2 stop on
> other bodies)." My question was wit
>From: "Jason Lay" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
>that seems to be the general concensus. What lenses would you recommend
>upgrading to? I walk around the city with my camer and take pictures of
>things that interest me...anything from people to objects. I like going to
>sports games and taking picture
on 4/15/01 12:51 PM, Jason Lay ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> In a previous response from John Chennavasin, he said "If you shoot slide
> film, you may find the 1/3 stop aperture and shutter
> speed adjustment on the 1n, 1v, and 3 to be more helpful (it's 1/2 stop on
> other bodies)." My question
Dieter I grew up in Toronto and can say that you have chosen a great area to
go to photograph the Autumn colours. There are a few places that I would
recommend. First is an area called Halton Hills, and second is the Niagara
Escarpment. As for the time of year to go, that is really hard to say
that seems to be the general concensus. What lenses would you recommend
upgrading to? I walk around the city with my camer and take pictures of
things that interest me...anything from people to objects. I like going to
sports games and taking pictures there too..
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On Sun, 15 Apr 2001 12:51:04 -0700, Jason Lay wrote:
>In a previous response from John Chennavasin, he said "If you shoot slide
>film, you may find the 1/3 stop aperture and shutter
>speed adjustment on the 1n, 1v, and 3 to be more helpful (it's 1/2
>
> The 1v comes with a power booster already built into the camer, the 1n you
> can purchase a power booster for the camera, is there a power booster
> available for the 3? Now my other question on this note would be how
useful
> is a power booster, and what exactly does it do??
Only the 1VHS (
Hi list!
I'm planning a trip to Canada (starting in Toronto) this autumn. Any
tips concerning the right time for capturing the colours of this
wonderful time of the year? I have three to four weeks to spend.
Main subject will be landscape, my second favourite is architecture.
Any reason to take
From: Robert Meier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
(...)
> I think you made a type. The difference is 2 stops.
Oh yes !!
2,8 - 4 - 5,6
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>From: "Jason Lay" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
>can anyone tell me the web address for B&H...thanks
http://www.bhphotovideo.com
Good light
Grega
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> I was thinking
>of trading my 28-80 in for the cannon 28-105, and trading in my
75-300 for a
>300mm f2.8 prime lens
Hi!
I'd seriously consider upgrading lenses first.
New/better body won't improve your pictures(unless you need 1/8000s).
Good light
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From: "Jason Lay" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday, April 15, 2001 8:37 PM
Subject: Re: EOS Re camera bodies
> can anyone tell me the web address for B&H...thanks
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>how slow is the Elan 7 compared to the 1n, 1v and EOS 3
The 7 is 4fps, max shutter speed is 1/4000th (half that of the 3)
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In a previous response from John Chennavasin, he said "If you shoot slide
film, you may find the 1/3 stop aperture and shutter
speed adjustment on the 1n, 1v, and 3 to be more helpful (it's 1/2 stop on
other bodies)." My question was with regards to this comment. How will the
difference in stops
can anyone tell me the web address for B&H...thanks
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From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday, April 15, 2001 8:41 AM
Subject: Re: EOS Re camera bodies
> Hi,
> CHeck this link out :
> http://www.photozone.de/
> It has a lot of info on Cameras,
--- Ken Lin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I went through the same behaviour modification when
> I changed from A2 to
> the -3, it has become second nature now.
If I remember correctly with the EOS 5 you have to
load the film the same way as with the 1n. Therefore,
I guess with the EOS 3 one has t
--- Daniel ROCHA <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > How will I benifit from the 1/3 stop apperature
> speed as opposed to the
> > 1/2 stop apperature speed?
>
> I don't understand !
> The 300 2,8 offer 1 stop difference than with your
> zoom at 300 5,6. But the
> image quality is far better that you
Hi,
CHeck this link out :
http://www.photozone.de/
It has a lot of info on Cameras, lenses, etc. You'll be able to compare
features and specs.
As for my personal opinion - newer doesn't mean better. While 3 and 1V are
great cameras, 1n (I have one and don't plan on upgrading to 1V or 3 unless
i
From: Jason Lay <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I own the 28-80mm cannon lens and the 75-300mm cannon lens. My picture
> are all over the spectrum. Averything from scenery and wildlife to family
> pictures at get togethers and pictures of people and things. I was
thinking
> of trading my 28-80 in for the
> I was thinking
>of trading my 28-80 in for the cannon 28-105, and trading in my 75-300 for a
>300mm f2.8 prime lens
That'd leave you with a gap between 105 and 300 which, for me would be
serious. BTW, it's Canon, not .
regards,
Henry Posner/B&H Photo-Video
http://www.bhphotovideo.com
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>they don't make the 1n anymore? I have heard that they are a really great
>camera...Is it possible to find one used perhaps, or is a used body a bad
>thing to get into??? Where does the EOS 3 surpass the 1n, and where does
>the EOS 3 fall short against the 1v??
The 1n is/was a great body a
how slow is the Elan 7 compared to the 1n, 1v and EOS 3
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To: "Jason Lay" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday, April 15, 2001 7:56 AM
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> What confuses me with the Elan 7, which I can use
> until the end of May, is the way I have to load the
> film. With my camera I slice the film canister from
> bellow into the film compartment. With the Elan 7 it
> works just the other way around,
I went through the same behaviour modification
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On Sun, 15 Apr 2001 10:10:23 -0700, Jason Lay wrote:
>Faster focus speed...faster film advance speed would be nice, but the Elan
>II is already pretty fast...faster shutter speeds for sure...better
>weatherproofing would be great...and as far as the
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On Sun, 15 Apr 2001 10:11:13 -0700, Jason Lay wrote:
>they don't make the 1n anymore? I have heard that they are a really great
>camera...Is it possible to find one used perhaps, or is a used body a bad
>thing to get into??? Where does the EOS 3 su
JL> they don't make the 1n anymore? I have heard that they are a really great
JL> camera...Is it possible to find one used perhaps, or is a used body a bad
JL> thing to get into???
Hello Jason,
A used body is a good body as long as it functions properly.
--
Best regards,
Dieterma
I own the 28-80mm cannon lens and the 75-300mm cannon lens. My picture are
all over the spectrum. Averything from scenery and wildlife to family
pictures at get togethers and pictures of people and things. I was thinking
of trading my 28-80 in for the cannon 28-105, and trading in my 75-300 for
they don't make the 1n anymore? I have heard that they are a really great
camera...Is it possible to find one used perhaps, or is a used body a bad
thing to get into??? Where does the EOS 3 surpass the 1n, and where does
the EOS 3 fall short against the 1v??
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From:
Faster focus speed...faster film advance speed would be nice, but the Elan
II is already pretty fast...faster shutter speeds for sure...better
weatherproofing would be great...and as far as the colour I like the silver
finish of my Elan II, but that is not a huge priority...
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>From: mircea bunea <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Date: Sat, 14 Apr 2001 23:36:59 +0300
>
>Hi Tom!
>
>thanks for your anwer (list fellows, please excuse the "I'm not a
>woman" thing...).
>yes the price is in USD and that's the reason I bought the stuff. at
>the moment I can't afford a more expensive
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From: "Andreas W" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: EOS 28-90/f2.8L???
<...>
I would also love to know what Canons new USN-technology offered in the 'EOS
ELAN 7E EF28-90mm USN Kit*' does.
Medium gray
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