AFAIK, the original FM2 had 1/200x while the FM2n (the serial number should
have an 'n') have 1/250x. Another difference is that the shutter blades on
the original FM2, have honeycomb patterns.
regards,
Alan Chan
> > > My old FM2 had flash sync at 1/250th, its never been lower in the FM2x
> >
In a message dated 2/9/01 10:23:07 PM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< Thank you all for sharing your insights about this topic. You can be sure
your thoughts will be taken into consideration when I finally place my order.
>>
For the Vivitar 17-28 f/4 zoom no doubt.
Suda M
Doug Brewer wrote:
...
>
> 1.) It is a moderately active list, generating around 100 messages a day on
> average.
...
Nice Welcome message Doug.
I'd make it 200 by now, though. It seems our recent traslocation made
people less shy...
Ciao, Flavio
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In a message dated 2/9/01 9:24:09 PM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< Probably just in time, since I think I need a Spotmatic II to go with the
screw mounts (do I need to put a smiley in about here?) and maybe a MZ-M as a
backup for the Program Plus. >>
That's how all addi
If you are certain that it's not the oil, then it could be an aging spring.
regards,
Alan Chan
>I'm marking this as On-Topic simply because I'm posting Pentax-related
>material on a Friday. Sorry!
>
>One of my Super-Tak 200/4's arrived today, and the aperture takes forever
>to stop down. The
In a message dated 2/9/01 8:59:19 PM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
<< >
Hi Todd,
I see those all the time, didn't know they went that cheap. Got any shots
to share taken with one? >>
Dan, whoever made SEARS lenses did a good job. Cosina made a lot of rebadged
lenses. I
The shutter of FM2 was upgraded to 1/250 synch speed quite early.
All the best!
Raimo
Personal photography homepage at http://personal.inet.fi/private/raimo.korhonen
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I'm looking to get myself a screw-mount camera, and I
find myself rather attracted to the idea of having
one with no meter. I like the idea of going out with
glass, metal and no batteries, with a simple hand-held
meter to get a real feeling for exposure. (I enjoy using
hi-tech cameras, and fully
In a message dated 2/9/01 8:53:21 PM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< Relatively few premium shutters even today manage a 1/250th sync speed,
let alone mechanical ones. >>
You did qualify (hedge) your statement but PENTAX made four (4) cameras with
1/250 sync. So PENTAX and
On 10 Feb 2001, at 2:02, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> But...but, the proper name *is* "The UNITED STATES of AMERICA", not
> "AMERICA", though we call ourselves "Americans" as opposed to another, less
> identifiable name.
>From outside you are Americans, you live on the American continent (?) I a
In a message dated 2/9/01 8:50:40 PM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<<
Use a very slow film and, perhaps, a ND or Pol filter, and make a long time
exposure of a busy street which would then show no people or traffic, as
they'd be moving too fast to register on the film. So
In a message dated 2/9/01 6:13:49 PM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< Over the years, I have published five different publications. I have
always
looked for a picture that would stop someone from paging through the magazine
and encourage them to read the story. From that
On 9 Feb 2001, at 23:56, Chris Brogden wrote:
> The "N" on the back means that it's an FM2n, which has the 1/250 flash
> sync. See:
>
> http://www.picture-perfect.net/fm2review.shtml
Thanks Chris,
I never knew, maybe someone got a bargain, I sold it for CAD$650 near mint.
Cheers,
Rob Studde
In a message dated 2/9/01 5:57:11 PM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes, quoting:
<< America is the whole f***ng continent, including us f***ng latinos, like
it or not. >>
But...but, the proper name *is* "The UNITED STATES of AMERICA", not
"AMERICA", though we call ourselves "Ame
Hi,
Do you think we could get Pentax to support a group project of some kind.
Maybe something where we took a poem or something and illustrated it.
It would help if it was a known favorite poem of a dearly departed person of
some international stature. Did Gandhi have any favorites. How a
The long and short of it: I bought the Metz 32-MZ3.
Thanks to all in the group for your help in deciding.
Maris
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To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, February 05, 2001 10:20 AM
Subject: SV: Non-Pentax Non-Metz flash
| Hi
| T
Well, here is the final word...the replacement lens (Tokina 80-200 f/2.8 ATX
Pro) got to my house on Friday, about 20 minutes before I had to dash out
the door to get to the airport. I had no time to check it out. I popped it
into the bag and off I ran.
I shot some film with it in Montreal. Th
You mean all those people who called me a bloody yank during my two decades
as an expat really were .. I don't think so. Good friends, great
times. I wouldn't trade one microsecond of that journey not even for an LX.
It is a great, interesting world out there. IMO our
On Sat, 10 Feb 2001, Rob Studdert wrote:
> > > My old FM2 had flash sync at 1/250th, its never been lower in the FM2x
> > > models AFAIK
> >
> > The FM2 had a sync speed of 1/200th but it had a mechanical shutter with no
> > AE. The FE2 had a sync speed of 1/250th and it had AE, but the shutter
Grew up in Quebec, Vermont and Upstate NY.
Regards,
Bob...
Give blood. Play hockey.
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To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, February 09, 2001 6:18 PM
Subject: Re: OT :-) <---NOTE SMILEY (was: Re: Goup Project)
> I thought y
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Jose,
There's a very good contact cement adhesive out there called Pliobond. It comes from
W.J. Ruscoe Co, 483 Kenmore Blvd, Akron, OH 44301. You may be able to find it on the
Web.
Doug
At 9:31 PM -06002/1/01, Jose Rodriguez caused thus to appear:
>Hi Everyone,
>
>I have an LX in excellent co
William Robb writes:
> Just for curiosities sake, what do you M42 screw heads think of
> the Super Takumar 35mm f3.5 and the 55mm f1.8?
Darn, I only have the bayonet versions of both those lenses so I can't
comment :)
Cheers,
- Dave
David A. Mann, B.E.
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Ken Archer writes:
> I set up a view camera with an exposure of 1/100sec. As I recall,
> 10 multiple exposures at 1/1000sec was right on and there was no traffic. You're
> on the right track.
How did you get a view camera to do 1/1000? I didn't think shutters that
fast were available for the
On 9 Feb 2001, at 22:16, Mike Johnston wrote:
> Rob wrote:
>
> > My old FM2 had flash sync at 1/250th, its never been lower in the FM2x
> > models AFAIK
>
>
> The FM2 had a sync speed of 1/200th but it had a mechanical shutter with no
> AE. The FE2 had a sync speed of 1/250th and it had AE, bu
Todd Stanley wrote:
>
>
> I tend to take a lot of cat pictures with this lens due to it's "Macro"
> setting (good for tight headshots) and the perfect working distance.
The FA 135 focuses awfully close...
>
> Basically, with all the cheap, third party 135mm's that go for a song on
> eBay, you
On 9 Feb 2001, at 17:22, Flavio Minelli wrote:
> Thanks all for your help.
>
> BTW I finally managed to dig up some past comments on the matter where
> there actually was some 168-ballhead-bashing and more useful advice.
>
> I know I'd probably need a 3-way head but that would make things a bit
On 9 Feb 2001, at 9:44, Rob Brigham wrote:
> Also make sure you get the spikes for the feet at some stage!
I wouldn't recommend them, I had the spiked feet for my 055, ended up
*Baying them, their crappy plastic collet fixing led to instability in my
experience.
Cheers,
Rob Studdert
HURSTVIL
I'm marking this as On-Topic simply because I'm posting Pentax-related
material on a Friday. Sorry!
One of my Super-Tak 200/4's arrived today, and the aperture takes forever
to stop down. The blades aren't oily or greasy, but they move
very slowly. I've tried working the rin
On 1 Feb 2001, at 21:31, Jose Rodriguez wrote:
> Hi Everyone,
>
> I have an LX in excellent cosmetic condition except that a very small
> portion of the leatherette on the back cover is coming loose. Nothing
> major, but it does bother me. I was wondering if anyone knows what glue
> or rubber
Argentinian Gauchos don't dance samba. And sip on Mate, not caipirinhas.
Jeff
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From: "Juan J. Buhler" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, February 10, 2001 12:02 AM
Subject: Re: OT OT OT OT OT Re: Goup Project
> On Fri, 9 Feb 2001, Alexandr
William Robb asks:
>Just for curiosities sake, what do you M42 screw heads think of
>the Super Takumar 35mm f3.5 and the 55mm f1.8?
I think they're the lenses to use. Creamy smooth but sharp
images in the way only Pentax can do. The best of any 35mm and
50/55mm to my eye (although the FA35mm f2.
On Fri, 9 Feb 2001, Juan J. Buhler wrote:
> [sorry guys, too many OT messages from me today-going home...]
You're never OT on a Friday. *L*
chris
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Eduardo, are you sending postings in html format? I can't speak for everyone
here, but we've just recently been hit with some transmitted viruses on this
list, and I for one would certainly appreciate it if you would change your
submissions to this list to be plain text?
Html is far more liable to
tv wrote:
> True, it just seems Delta 100 is more finicky in that regard. The few
> negs I have have highlights that are just tough to print.
> More experimentation is needed.
Or a different paper. Highlight contrast is built into the printing paper
and doesn't usually change much with filter
This is where the term "Baja Oklahoma" comes from.
Mark "Let's talk about cameras, OK?" Gosdin
> Amen. We were an independent republic before being conned
> into joining the "union."
Gee, I thought you were a rebellious province of Mexico before we
took
you in.
Bob
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Now everyone in the good ol' US of A knows that the only thing that
causes Texans to loose sleep is having to play Football / Baseball
/ Basketball or any other sport against Oklahoma. Oklahomans
take it as a right and a privilege to annoy Texans, kind of like the
Argentinians and Brazilians.
Rob wrote:
> My old FM2 had flash sync at 1/250th, its never been lower in the FM2x
> models AFAIK
The FM2 had a sync speed of 1/200th but it had a mechanical shutter with no
AE. The FE2 had a sync speed of 1/250th and it had AE, but the shutter
didn't work without a battery.
Which is why I sa
The 35mm f3.5 is my "normal" lens. I like both the field of view and the
sharpness.
On Fri, 09 Feb 2001, you wrote:
> - Original Message -
> From: "Shel Belinkoff" Subject: Re: New to the group
>
> Just for curiosities sake, what do you M42 screw heads think of
> the Super Takumar 35mm
Bob wrote:
> they insisted that he take a photo of them by the sign that
> said 'Photography not permitted in the airport'. He couldn't do it
> without batteries, so they made him load up the camera again, take
> the picture, then give back the batteries!
That's a wonderful story. I once waited
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From: "Lasse Karlsson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: February 9, 2001 7:15 PM
Subject: Re: My First Scan - Comments Welcome
> Robb wrote:
> > > William Robb wrote:
> > > > For me, it needs a bit of
> > > > reportage to go along with it.
> > >
> >
Unforunately, in the eyes of the Brazilians, we probably rate worse than the
Yankees.
All because of the meat embargo.
Jeff
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To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, February 09, 2001 10:29 PM
Subject: Re: OT OT OT OT OT Re: Goup
I like the last one!
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From: "Lasse Karlsson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, February 10, 2001 12:15 PM
Subject: Re: My First Scan - Comments Welcome
> Robb wrote:
> > > William Robb wrote:
> > > > For me, it needs a bit of
> > > > report
Re; previous message(s) to Dosk:
> Dosk, the truth is out there.
>
> The main problem is that Microsoft alone has extended HTML with tags
> like IFRAME, which allow automated saving and execution of other code,
> eg. from attachments.
Yes. But as in most cases, the truth is multi-faceted. I sti
Actually, Bob, it is an Indian (now there is a misnomer)
pronunciation of English. During the revolution the British
used it in a derogatory way. Americans responded by taking it as
a complement. But, it is almost never meant that way when used
by anyone other than you New Englanders.
--Tom
Bo
Shel Belinkoff wrote:
>
> Maybe I can learn something from your problems. At what EI do
> you expose Delta 100, and under what lighting conditions? What
> developer have you used? Time/temp/agitation?
I shot these back before I had a darkroom or was doing my own
processing, so these are all (3
Actually calling us Yankees, is about the same as us calling you
greasers. Not something you want to do face to face.
--Tom
"Alexandre A. P. Suaide" wrote:
>
> Hello
>
> The term yankee in Brazil is related to all North American
> people. This is not a official portuguese word but as many
> n
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From: "tom" Sent: February 9, 2001 8:06 PM
Subject: Re: OT OT OT OT OT Re: Goup Project
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> >
> > THE HOUSE I LIVE IN
> > OR
> > WHAT IS AMERICA TO ME?
>
> Wonder if the Canucks feel that way?
All the average Canuck knows about thi
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From: "Shel Belinkoff" Subject: Re: New to the group
> Toothless Chris wrote:
>
> > Ah, but I've got the best of both worlds:
> > a nice, clean Super-Takumar 35/2 that arrived
> > today. :)
>
> Good for you. I think you're gonna like that lens.
Just for curiositi
Thank you all for sharing your insights about this
topic. You can be sure your thoughts will be taken into consideration when I
finally place my order.
As a inexperienced amateur I can only be glad for
having the possibility some "online" lessons.
Eduardo.
> > Have you heard from our representative in Ulan Bator yet?
That's actual where me is from. And you guys are pissing me and compatriots
offoff. Keep this large BS up and we will never send you MZ5-N, MX-S,
freaking new MZ-S, or any of large hidden stockpiled film that saving
against digital t
Hi Shel,
>Use a very slow film and, perhaps, a ND or Pol filter, and make
>a long time exposure of a busy street which would then show no
>people or traffic, as they'd be moving too fast to register on
>the film. Some streets or roads would look very strange devoid
>of people and cars.
I've actu
On 9 Feb 2001, at 18:16, Bill D. Casselberry wrote:
> Rob brings up the "other half" of the DOF phenomenon, here.
> Most folks are familiar w/ the effect of aperture on DOF, as
> it is easily seen and rather obvious. Many fail to realize
> the significance of the focus distance in the overal
Re; previous message(s) to Dosk:
> Dosk, the truth is out there.
>
> The main problem is that Microsoft alone has extended HTML with tags
> like IFRAME, which allow automated saving and execution of other code,
> eg. from attachments.
Yes. But as in most cases, the truth is multi-faceted. I sti
Toothless Chris wrote:
> Ah, but I've got the best of both worlds:
> a nice, clean Super-Takumar 35/2 that arrived
> today. :)
Good for you. I think you're gonna like that lens.
--
Shel Belinkoff
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I'll shoot b&w until I die. There will always be film,
paper, and ch
Re; previous message(s) to Dosk:
> Dosk, the truth is out there.
>
> The main problem is that Microsoft alone has extended HTML with tags
> like IFRAME, which allow automated saving and execution of other code,
> eg. from attachments.
Yes. But as in most cases, the truth is multi-faceted. I sti
On Fri, 9 Feb 2001, Shel Belinkoff wrote:
> What other unusual photo ideas can you come up with?
"Using this hidden surveillance camera with a 400mm lens, we can see one
'Shel Belinkoff' creeping furtively out of a Walmart photo lab, clutching
his plastic-sleeved negatives in one hand and the la
On Fri, 9 Feb 2001, tom wrote:
> I'm sure someone around here has a nice Spotmatic for you too. Also,
> I've got a sweet M 35/2...
Ah, but I've got the best of both worlds: a nice, clean Super-Takumar 35/2
that arrived today. :)
chris
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That brings back memories. Years and years ago when I first started in
photography I had to take a picture of a store front for an advertising client.
To get the sun right, it had to be shot in the afternoon in the middle of
rush hour. I set up a view camera with an exposure of 1/100sec. As I
Re; previous message(s) to Dosk:
> Dosk, the truth is out there.
>
> The main problem is that Microsoft alone has extended HTML with tags
> like IFRAME, which allow automated saving and execution of other code,
> eg. from attachments.
Yes. But as in most cases, the truth is multi-faceted. I sti
On 9 Feb 2001, at 18:36, William Robb wrote:
> It looks like an image that should have a story to round it out.
> For me, it just isn't strong enough to stand on it's own. For
> the people who new the person being memorialized, it is likely a
> fairly important picture. For me, it needs some sort
tom wrote:
> True, it just seems Delta 100 is
> more finicky in that regard. The few
> negs I have have highlights that are
> just tough to print.
Maybe I can learn something from your problems. At what EI do
you expose Delta 100, and under what lighting conditions? What
developer have you u
On 9 Feb 2001, at 19:18, Ken Archer wrote:
> If you really want to feel secure, get rid of Winbloze and use Linux or one of
> the Unix operating systems. As to the security of Linux or Unix, just consider
> this: traditionally they've used Unix to guard harems.
Problem is I want my OS transpare
On 9 Feb 2001, at 19:19, Dave Maki wrote:
>...Pentax A 28mm f2.8 and bought it. I tried B/W film again. I tried a
> few different brands and speeds of print film. Then came the 2x
> teleconverter. Then a couple of screwmount lenses (135mm and 28-80zoom)
> and the K-mount adaptor. Then a coup
on shallow DOF, Rob wrote:
> In any case I use a 50f1 lens regularly and yes it has a limited DOF,
> assuming a CoC of 0.033mm it provides about 25mm at its maximum
> aperture and minimum focus distance of 1m but hey I have more problems
> with my Pentax 50f1.2 at its minimum focus of 0.45m, DOF
If you really want to feel secure, get rid of Winbloze and use Linux or one of
the Unix operating systems. As to the security of Linux or Unix, just consider
this: traditionally they've used Unix to guard harems.
On Fri, 09 Feb 2001, you wrote:
> On 8 Feb 2001, at 20:12, Chris Brogden wrote:
> I
Hi Tom
Sorry - I should have said: .over exposure reduces contrast.
Jens
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Jens Bladt wrote:
>
> Hi Tom
> About the highlights. The thumb rule (that you probably already know) is,
> that the higlights are controled by developing the film. The shadows by the
> exposure.
True, it just seems Delta 100 is more finicky in that regard. The few
negs I have have highlights th
Dave Maki wrote:
>
> Hello PDML.
Hi Dave, welcome aboard.
> It has been a pleasure reading the mail so far. I'm from Canada, I
> hope I didn't offend anyone yet ;-) .
No, we're all just Americans on this side of the world, so you should
fit right in.
I'm sure someone around here has
Why not get a second 135mm lens? On eBay you can pick up a Sears branded
one for ~$20, which is surprisenly good, and you won't have to worry about
damaging/losing it.
As for the 100mm Macro, I agree with Tom - Good optics, cheesy build. It
is usuable as a 100mm Telephoto too, and seems reas
Hi,
Mike Johnston wrote:
> Bob wrote:
>> Finally, on a strictly logical basis, the analogy between film and
>> batteries doesn't work since (at least until the advent of digicams)
>> film is a sine qua non of photography, whereas batteries aren't.
> Bob,
> I was with you up till this point. M
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From: "Shel Belinkoff" Subject: Re: My First Scan - Comments
Welcome
> William Robb wrote:
>
> > For me, it needs a bit of
> > reportage to go along with it.
>
> For example? I'm not sure what you're getting at exactly.
>
It looks like an image that should have a
Bob wrote:
> Finally, on a strictly logical basis, the analogy between film and
> batteries doesn't work since (at least until the advent of digicams)
> film is a sine qua non of photography, whereas batteries aren't.
Bob,
I was with you up till this point. My analogy wasn't meant to be
thoroug
On Fri, 9 Feb 2001 16:08:18 -0800, Steve Larson wrote:
> That would be me. It could be B.S., I don`t know. I heard it on news radio
>KCBS on the "World News Roundup" at the top of each hour about 2 weeks
>or a month ago. Myself, I`m not paranoid of viruses. If a virus wiped out
>a hard drive, oh
Collin Brendemuehl wrote:
>
> It would be nice to leave patriotism in, in the best sense.
> Perhaps a theme to make the finest possible statement about
> one's country and people? Might be good learning for all of use.
>
> Collin
Well, we know what Samuel Johnson (& Ambrose Pierce) had to say
Even odder. Communicatar 4.08 handles it just fine. I don't have IE to
compare it too.
Todd
At 09:04 AM 2/9/01 -0500, you wrote:
>To further complicate things, I just clicked on the link
>in Navigator here at the museum, and image shows the
>broken icon. Nada. But it =does= show up in Explo
I live off Culebra and outside 410. Are we close?
On Fri, 09 Feb 2001, you wrote:
> Welcome to the list Ken. The language is English, but the group is
> international. A very nice bunch of people, too.
>
> Dan Scott (northwest side of San Antonio)
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Albano wrote:
> USA (United States of...) is a country
> without a name, so they picked up the whole continent name as their name.
> That's
> something I hate about yankees. They think they ARE America. WRONG, WRONG
Purely grammatical. "United States" has no relational suffix (i.e., ending
mean
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Amen. We were an independent republic before being conned into joining the
> "union."
Gee, I thought you were a rebellious province of Mexico before we took
you in.
Bob
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Skip wrote:
> Someone has mentioned here on this list that one can get a virus (or worm,
> or trojan) just by opening e-mail. This is, I believe, one of the many
> unfounded, slightly paranoid, rumors about viruses. (Virii?)
Hi Skip,
That would be me. It could be B.S., I don`t know. I heard
At 03:49 PM 2/9/01 -0600, you wrote:
>Actually, I'm from Texas. What country did you say you come from?
>
>Kenneth Archer + San Antonio, Texas
Whatever it is, it's probably not as big as Texas. :)
Collin
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Hi,
Ken Archer wrote:
> direction in photographing the things we usually take for granted. Just take
> America out of it and substitute The World.
whatever you substitute, the saccharine, uncritical sentimentality still makes me want
to puke.
--
Cheers,
Bob
mail
Robert H. wrote:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > That's
> > something I hate about yankees.
>
> Is that all? Gee, some people find lots more.
>
> But I suggest that you be a little more careful in your choice of words
> when lecturing us about geographically correct terminology. Most
> (North)
It would be nice to leave patriotism in, in the best sense.
Perhaps a theme to make the finest possible statement about
one's country and people? Might be good learning for all of use.
Collin
At 03:36 PM 2/9/01 -0600, you wrote:
>I've been a scab picker all my life :-) Gotcha didn't I? I sta
Hello
The term yankee in Brazil is related to all North American
people. This is not a official portuguese word but as many
north american people think that the brazilian capital is
buenos Aires, many brazilian people think that yankee means
north american citizen The word yankee has this mea
>Amen. We were an independent republic before being conned into joining the
>"union." Therein lies the source of our fierce regionalism. In fact some of
>us even consider Oklahomans as yankees.
>
>Robert
You mean...they aren't?
Dan Scott
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Welcome to the list Ken. The language is English, but the group is
international. A very nice bunch of people, too.
Dan Scott (northwest side of San Antonio)
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>From: Ken Archer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>I've been a scab picker all my life :-) Gotcha didn't I? I stay in constant
>t
tom wrote:
> Anyway, that experience got me
> looking at Delta again. If I can
> figure out how to control the
> highlights (PMK?) I may just switch.
At Mark's suggestion, I picked up a few roll of Delta 100, and
am quite anxious to see the results. Unfortunately, it's not
been Delta weather
Jens Bladt wrote:
>
> HI Terence
> B.S!!!
> The Delta films are very sharp, very
> fine grain, great tones. I only use
> something else if I have to.
Hi Jens ...
While that may be your experience, others, using different
chemicals, different techniques, and who have different water,
may find t
Perhaps i should have been a little more specific...I am primarily going
to use a 50/1.4 and a 24/2.8, and 100 speed print film is what i use most of
the time, so i don't think that is any kind of drawback. I don't have a
tripod yet, but i am hoping to have one by the time i leave for the t
Hi Doug ...
> At the bottom of the cross, next
> to the little praying figurine,
> there's what looks to be like a
> blue shoe, it's mate (possibly)
> more hidden by the grass.
>
> Hope I'm not hallucinating.
You're not hallucinating - there is something there, but it's
not a shoe. It's an
If you are a betting man, I'll take that bet.
On Fri, 09 Feb 2001, you wrote:
> Whats the chances that now Ken will just fall into the background and be to
> scared to ever post again. It was quite harsh.
--
Kenneth Archer + San Antonio, Texas
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<< Hell, most self-respecting Texans don't even consider themselves
"Americans", they are "Texans" first and foremost.
>>
Amen. We were an independent republic before being conned into joining the
"union." Therein lies the source of our fierce regionalism. In fact some of
us even conside
At 04:49 9.2.2001 +0200, you wrote:
>sorry
Welcome Valentin! We have already been worried what's with the Cave. Does
it mean you are back?
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hi Cy!
Sorry, but I _am_ cynical :)
I have only one plastic Pentax, one of the better-made ones in those days,
it has got the greatest grip ever, but it *creaks* ! So perhaps you can
understand some of my reservations against plastic. Especially if it's the
same stuff what cellular phones
Over the years, I have published five different publications. I have always
looked for a picture that would stop someone from paging through the magazine
and encourage them to read the story. From that standpoint, the face-to-face
encounter and the sprinters get my vote. One has impact and you
On Fri, 9 Feb 2001, Ken Archer wrote:
> Actually, I'm from Texas. What country did you say you come from?
*LOL* Good comeback!
:)
chris
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> That's
> something I hate about yankees.
Is that all? Gee, some people find lots more.
But I suggest that you be a little more careful in your choice of words
when lecturing us about geographically correct term
>
> So some of us would view being called a Yankee as a serious insult,
> folks from our Southern states in particular, since many still remember
> that war with some bitterness. Non-southerners who do not view
> themselves as Yankees -- most of us, as I said -- will not be insulted,
> just amus
On Fri, 9 Feb 2001, Bill D. Casselberry wrote:
> Have you heard from our representative in Ulan Bator yet?
Nope. I bet Pentax Ulan Bator has an MZ-Sn out already, with the 120/2.3
Limited lens. :)
chris
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