This is getting Off-Topic so thought I'd reflect that in the Subject Line.
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From: Icoz, Evrim <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> i am not
>the only one apparently (read the previous posters) - they are really
>discriminatory at that store [Camera World]. I will never buy from them
ag
> Hello.
>
> This might be slightly off-topic, but it does include Canon equipment so
> here is my question. I am currently using an EOS 3 and am looking to
> purchase a new computer setup. I would like to get a setup which will
> allow me to scan my negatives in to the computer. I am not read
>
>
> Hi Evrim,
>
> I remembered see a post saying that you're looking for good clean
> EF 100 f/2
> USM lens, are you still looking for this item? The EF 100 2USM
> is mint and
> has both original Canon caps but is box less. I also know where
> there is a
> MINT, new in the box EOS 5QD (
In a message dated 12/7/01 10:01:20 AM Pacific Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< I also thought the following is interesting since there are people who
might
find this useful:
( http://www.photo.net/bboard/q-and-a-fetch-msg?msg_id=001nra )
not to propagate rumour (though I guess
Hello.
This might be slightly off-topic, but it does include Canon equipment so
here is my question. I am currently using an EOS 3 and am looking to
purchase a new computer setup. I would like to get a setup which will
allow me to scan my negatives in to the computer. I am not ready to go
Hi Evrim,
I remembered see a post saying that you're looking for good clean EF 100 f/2
USM lens, are you still looking for this item? The EF 100 2USM is mint and
has both original Canon caps but is box less. I also know where there is a
MINT, new in the box EOS 5QD (this is an EOS A2E + date
Chip Louie wrote:
> I'm wondering if this information is posted anywhere. I'm
> aware that there
> are differences in the wave length of the filtered light but
> have not seen
> which filters use which glass. Also, is it only above L41
> type glass that
> the yellow tint is visible? I ha
Try to find an EOS to T-mount (or M42) adapter.
Mead makes a camera adapter (for their range of 1 1/4"
telescopes) which can be used in reverse as an eyepiece
holder for T-mount lenses. (Normally this adapter
would be used to mount a T-mount camera to their
telescope.)
Lars
> Hi EOSophiles,
>
> Karen,
>
> You are right in what you say about cut off, but it is not necessarily the
> better filters, just those that are using the better UV glass. UV Glass is
> listed as L types. There is L37 (used in many Nikon and Minolta filters),
> L39 the standard for Hoya and L41 which is only found
I have the Minolta Monocular converter, and I've tried using it with my 500
f8 RF, 300 f4.5 MD and a few others. Not a really worthwhile experience.
Before you spend money, I suggest you try it out using adhesive tape or
whatever to hold it roughly in place. The converter has a focal length of
1
Hi Kim
No way! I am just mentioning their bias, not mine. I went to the downtown
store couple times and observed who they pay attention to more, or approach.
Salespeople tend to approach a certain demographics, somehow. I hope I do
not offend anyone, but that is my observation, YMMV. It is like c
Karen Nakamura wrote:
> >Does anyone know what the term "sharp cut" means with regard
> to a Canon
> >UV/Haze 77mm filter?
> >
>
> It means that the spectrum cut-off is sharp rather than a
> long drawn out
> affair. These are usually found in better and more expensive filters.
>
> You want
Hi Evrim, sorry to hear about your flash problems but...
> i am not the only one apparently (read the previous posters) - >they are
really discriminatory at that store.
> they know nothing and are rude to you unless you are a soccer >mom they
can rip off /rant)
Uh-oh, looks like you stepped i
I also thought the following is interesting since there are people who might
find this useful:
( http://www.photo.net/bboard/q-and-a-fetch-msg?msg_id=001nra )
not to propagate rumour (though I guess I am), but the word on the streets
of Portland is that CameraWorld is rather shakey and may be ab
At 6:39 PM -0500 12/3/01, Benson Wills wrote:
>Any Joe Jackson fans out there?
>
>Does anyone know what the term "sharp cut" means with regard to a Canon
>UV/Haze 77mm filter?
>
It means that the spectrum cut-off is sharp rather than a long drawn out
affair. These are usually found in better an
Hi EOSophiles,
I am trying to get hold of an eyepiece to put on my telephoto lenses, in
place of the camera body so that I can use them as telescopes, in order to
save weight (not to mention money) when out photographing & watching
wildlife.
My first question is - does anyone know where I c
Gary, thank you. I will email Jeff. BTW, I buy from the store because it is
couple minutes away from me. YOu can't buy from mailorder or online and pick
it up from the store, apparently they are all different companies (!) like
in the IBM labp store ad. I bought thousands of dollars of stuff from
http://www.luminous-landscape.com/1d-review.htm
Check it out.
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>Date: Fri, 7 Dec 2001 21:27:08 +1100
>From: "Tim Munro" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: EOS canoscan4000u
>Has anyone had any experience with this new 4000dpi scanner fron Canon?
I was on my way to purchase the Nikon LS-40 (IV-ED in the U.S I >think)
and got roped in by another dealer to look at
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