>>Bill Simonsen wrote:
You will get more features with any of the XXX-EX flashes but
they are expensive for the amount of light they put out. I think
you might be better off with a Sunpak or Vivitar dedicated flash
for your class. I doubt they would be getting into the FP prefire
and high spe
At 03:11 PM 8/17/01 , F. Craig Callahan wrote:
>Given current prices, the Canon FS4000 would seem a better value than the
>Nikon
>LS-40 (4000 ppi vs. 2900 ppi, although the Nikon wins in dynamic
>range: 3.6 vs.
>3.4). The Nikon, like the Minolta Scan Dual II, offers only a USB
>connection (so
Darrell Dorsey wrote:
> I don't have any experience with the Canon, but I have been considering the
> Acer 2740S. It has Digital ICE. Everything I've read says you don't want
> to be with out it.
Everything I've read (and seen) suggests that this is something to be used with
care--you can lo
There's a review of the new G2 on the DPreview site:
http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/canong2/
-Will
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Pawel Nabe wrote:
> > By now I've not read nothing here about that. Does someone understand why
> > Canon does IS on 17-35 before stabilizing the 28-70?
What for? I still don't get it.:-)
> Maybe simply every lens gets IS one day.
I may be in the minority, but I sure hope this doesn't ha
> Canon FS2720 Scanner
>
> http://www.zoommy.ch/interna.asp?idarticolo=46956&idtipo=59
>
The english page
http://www.powershot.com/powershot2/fs2720/index.html#
seems to indicate that this FS2720 scanner is in essence the FS2710 with a
USB interface instead of SCSI. If there are any more differ
Bill Simonsen wrote:
You will get more features with any of the XXX-EX flashes but
they are expensive for the amount of light they put out. I think
you might be better off with a Sunpak or Vivitar dedicated flash
for your class. I doubt they would be getting into the FP prefire
and high speed
hello,
canon just announced a news scanner fot 35 negatives and a new digital camera
info in italian to connection to the englosh pages at this adress
Canon Digital camera G2
http://www.zoommy.com/interna.asp?idarticolo=46950&idtipo=59
Canon FS2720 Scanner
http://www.zoommy.ch/interna.asp?
>>>There is a CF that allows you to link AF start to the AE lock
button at the rear.
This button is usually also used for FEL.
So what happens when AF start is linked to it?<<<
Hmm, the Elan IIE might be diffo; but on mine, if you use the
CF to move AE lock, you disable flash exposure lock- im
>>After owning my Elan for a year now I think it's time to
purchase a
flash. I'm attending a photo workshop in September and one class
is
devoted to flash photography. My question is which flash will work
with
the Elan now that they quit making it. Will the new 420ex or 500
work?
What's the differ
From: Holly Looney <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi !
> I called yesterday as soon as I saw the email. The woman didn't think
> they'd gotten any in yet, but went and checked in the warehouse. She came
> back with two. I got one and it's being shipped out today. I should have
it
> by the middle of next
From: Giampi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> I'd also check for Canon's new 4000 dpi scanner, rumours speak of a good
> price, around 1000 US$
It's not a rumour, it's the Canon official price given in the press release.
<°+°> PhOTo <°+°> GrAPhiSMe <°+°>
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I called yesterday as soon as I saw the email. The woman didn't think
they'd gotten any in yet, but went and checked in the warehouse. She came
back with two. I got one and it's being shipped out today. I should have it
by the middle of next week, just in time to take it overseas and try it out
> Also I was thinking
> that as prone to accumulating dust as the 28-135 IS seems to be, if I did
> get it cleaned, maybe a few months down the road, I'd be having the same
> problems again.
>
DITO!
My 28-135IS has a huge ?dust? particle behind the rear element. Looking through
the back
I'd also check for Canon's new 4000 dpi scanner, rumours speak of a good
price, around 1000 US$
Giampi
Italy
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I bought my Nikon coolscan III last year and I still think its the
best performer in its price range; <$500 on ebay. If you can stretch
the $$$ I'd save up for the Coolscan IV.
Digital Ice is a must even if you think your film is clean. Also
www.hamrick.com vuescan 3rd party scanner software is
hi Darrell,
yeah we are exactly in the same boat - i found that Acer
2740s a good bargain too. i found one at ebay refurbished
for less than $400, just don't know how good that thing is...
here is a link with a couple of user reviews:
http://www.photographyreview.com/reviews/film_scanners/product
Julian Loke wrote:
>
> CF4=0 sets @=AF & meter/shoot; *=AE lock & FEL
> CF4=1 sets @=meter/shoot; *=AF start
> CF4=2 sets @=meter/shoot; *=AF stop
>
> You lose FEL with CF4=1 or CF4=2.
Thanks for the info (although it's no good news;-)
One more question: what does AF stop vs AF start mean?
I'v
>hi there,
>does any one have any experience with Canon's FS2710 film/slide
>scanner? i'm in search of a good film scanner which won't
>burn a hole in my pocket :) and this one looks like an
>all-inclusive solution - it even comes with APS adapter!
>does anyone have any experience with any other m
At 08:45 PM 08/16/2001, you wrote:
>where did you order it, Henry when would B&H get this lens in stock
I do not know, yet. But I believe that Canon USA has not yet
shipped ANY to retailers.
>[I just put my name on the list. They say they got in a few
I do not wish to call a
> "Stefan Behrens" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Does FEL move to the shutter button as AE lock does (according
> to the specs)?
> Or is FEL not accessible at all in that mode, meaning one has to
> fiddle with CF numbers and put AF back to the shutter before
> getting access to FEL again??
Hi Stef
hi there,
does any one have any experience with Canon's FS2710 film/slide
scanner? i'm in search of a good film scanner which won't
burn a hole in my pocket :) and this one looks like an
all-inclusive solution - it even comes with APS adapter!
does anyone have any experience with any other models
>-Original Message-
>From: Tim Munro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>>Hi Gary, If it isn't causing a noticable problem on the images I really
>>don't know that I would bother at all. I'd probably wait until I had
>another
>>reason to send it in and get it all done at the same time. Then again, it
>>c
In a message dated 8/16/01 6:42:48 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< A while back I'd mentioned on the List that I was having some dust particle
problems under the front lens element of my 28-135 IS. I said I was going
to inquire with Canon about cleaning costs and a coup
In a message dated 8/17/01 12:23:49 AM Pacific Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
<< > As I have noted before, if you really want to see how much this lens is
> liked by the pros, go to Ding Darling in Florida and you'll see twenty
> five tripods lined up toe-to-toe and almost everyone t
Hi follow Eosers,
Does any of you have experience with the Canon ef28-80 f2.8-4L lens? How is
it compare with the 28-70 f2.8L and 28-135 f3.5-5.6 IS in terms of focusing
speed, sharpness, vignette, distortion, durability, etc?
what would be a good price for a used one in decent shape? Is it
--- Rick Bilbro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am considering this lens for a walkaround with no
> tripod lens, such as the
> zoo etc. I currently have a Canon 70-210/3.5-4.5 USM
> which I think takes
> real nice pictures. Will I be disappointed in the
> sharpness, etc with the
> 70-300IS? Does
I am considering this lens for a walkaround with no tripod lens, such as the
zoo etc. I currently have a Canon 70-210/3.5-4.5 USM which I think takes
real nice pictures. Will I be disappointed in the sharpness, etc with the
70-300IS? Does the IS slow things down as far as focusing speed?
Thanks
For me using a flash in manual mode (thus no TTL nor E-TTL auto flash
exposure) is a must, so I would select 550EX. As far as I know you
can't set the 420EX or 380EX in manual mode. In manual mode the flash
output is always constant, either at full, 1/2, 1/4 or any reduced
power).
If you want/nee
> On 8/16/01 5:43 PM, "Gary Russell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > A while back I'd mentioned on the List that I was having some dust
particle
> > problems under the front lens element of my 28-135 IS. I said I was
going
> > to inquire with Canon about cleaning costs and a couple of folks ask
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