At 11:20 AM -0700 8/15/02, Kotsinadelis, Peter (Peter) wrote:
>DelRosario, Tom wrote:
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>I use the 500D and the reason I chose it over extension tubes is that I
>use it with a zoom lens. I was told that zooming with an extension tube
>completely messes up focus, while zooming with a diopter chang
Hi Tom:
> I'm curious if anyone has used this lens and has any comments on it?
I've had the Sigma 180 f/3.5 EX Macro since December and think it's a very
good macro lens, especially for the money. It performs much like the Canon
180 in terms of rather slow focusing...but 19 inches or so to infi
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From: "Carter, Gil" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, August 15, 2002 6:43 PM
Subject: EOS Onboard flash shadows?
> Hi folks,
>
> Just wondering if anyone can tell me if the light from the onboard flash
in
> an EOS 30 (Elan 7e) is obscured
>From your experience does a digital projector stand-up to an 'analog'
>projector in terms of resolution, brilliance, etc? I would assume that all
>the effects that require two 'analog' projectors can be done with 1 digital
>projector with the appropriate software. Is this assumption correct? Hav
I'm curious if anyone has used this lens and has any comments on it? I've
been using one of the Vivitar 100mm macros, which was cheap but ok, but now
I'm looking for a better lens and more working distance. This older f/2.8
model is within my budget, although Canon's 180mm isn't (still recovering
Hi folks,
Just wondering if anyone can tell me if the light from the onboard flash in
an EOS 30 (Elan 7e) is obscured when using the following "standard" zoom
lenses with lens hoods removed:
24-85
28-105
28-135 IS
28-200
My local camera store is very dismissive about this, but I'd rather not en
Hello,
I have two items that are new and not needed:
EOS Elan IIe Kit w/28-80mm 3.5-5.6 USM - $249.
Lens 28-105 3.5-4.5 USM - $129.
You pay FedEx or Airborne shipping Visa-MC ok
Thank you,
Pat
732-288-0009
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> No idea why the order would make a difference. I have done it both
> ways with my 1N.
If you have just the converter mounted on the camera and release the
shutter, the camera will lock-up (the camera will un-freeze when you turn
it off).
Dave Herzstein
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When using a 1.4x converter on my EOS3 do I attach the converter to the body
then attach the lens or do I attach it to the lens first then to the body? I
was told it makes a difference.
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I have done and continue to do it bo
> When using a 1.4x converter on my EOS3 do I attach the
converter to the body
> then attach the lens or do I attach it to the lens
first then to the body?
The former.
> I was
> told it makes a difference.
I have been told so, too, but have never tested it
myself. ;-)
Pattie
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No idea why the order would make a difference. I have done it both ways
with my 1N.
David
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> When using a 1.4x converter on my EOS3 do I attach the converter to the
body then attach the lens or do I attach it to the lens first then to the
body? I was told it makes a difference.
I think Canon recommends that you put the extender on the lens first and
then
> Getting a D60 migyht be a tough even if you want to. There is a very long
> backlog...
FYI: I got my D60 two days ago after
just over 2 weeks.
If you want to know, I ordered at B&H.
Lars
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DelRosario, Tom wrote:
I use the 500D and the reason I chose it over extension tubes is that I
use it with a zoom lens. I was told that zooming with an extension tube
completely messes up focus, while zooming with a diopter changes focus a
little, but not much, and mainly changes the magnifica
I use the 500D and the reason I chose it over extension tubes is that I
use it with a zoom lens. I was told that zooming with an extension tube
completely messes up focus, while zooming with a diopter changes focus a
little, but not much, and mainly changes the magnification.
Check out this co
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of jgayman
> Yes ! Projection was something that prevented me from going
> totally digital
> for a long time. I've been toying with digital cameras for around 5 years
> but my first love has always been
At 08:33 PM 08/14/2002, you wrote:
>Is there anybody who used to project slides but has now converted to
>digital? If so what kind of projectors are you using and how did they cost?
You want an LCD (or multimedia) projector. Lots of people make them
including Epson, Sony, Canon, Dukane, In-Focus
At 08:33 PM 08/14/2002, you wrote:
>I was at a local "pro" camera shop today and was told that they have
>been unable to get any D-60s for almost eight weeks now.
>
>The sales guy commented that he figures that there are either problems
>or something new coming.
The should shut up when h
Thanks to everybody that answered this question!
I got the info and am going to check camera's age!
Best regards
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Mario O. de Menezes, Ph.D.
"Many are the plans in a man's heart, but
is the Lord's purpose that prevails"
Prov. 19.21
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