Has anybody any ideas when the much vaunted MZ-S is
to make its appearance in Oz?
Mafud
I agree with emotion of everything you say even if my knowledge of the facts
is incomplete. And perhaps this is not the forum.
It didn't happen exactly that way, but would you have preferred that
America
have stayed out of the war?
No I greatly appreciate the real American contribution
Hi, I need recommendations for a fast C41 print film to go with Kodak
Porta 160VS. I would like to have it matching in colour, not a too
obvious change. Since I replaced my stolen FA50/1.4 with a FA43/1.9 it
should be at least ISO1000, preferably ISO1600.
It will be for low light available light
Mafud
I agree with emotion of everything you say even if my knowledge of the facts
is incomplete. And perhaps this is not the forum.
It didn't happen exactly that way, but would you have preferred that
America
have stayed out of the war?
No I greatly appreciate the real American contribution
Everything I've read continues to say that the data is printed outside the
frame, between the edge of the frame and the sprocket holes. I can't see
how it would fit there, unless the vertical frame dimension is masked by a
mm or two. Someone mentioned that it's between the sprocket holes, but
The cheap ($1.35) red bulb from Home Depot works fine.
The only caveat is to use a deep socket for mounting it
as the paint doesn't necessarily cover to the bottom of
the glass. The clear area obviously needs covered.
I used my trouble light to hold the bulb as they seal
the base of the bulb
I just spotted on www.pentax.de, they expect an availability of the MZ-S
in June 2001. Not sure whether this was reported already. If so, please
ignore. Joachim
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Old (generally):
ASA to 1600
KX style shutter lock
Exposure comp button does not light viewfinder LEDs.
New (generally):
ASA to 3200
Shell style shutter lock
Exposure comp button lights viewfinder LEDs.
Regards,
Bob...
Mine is an exception. ASA to 3200, old shutter
Thanks for posting this, Cesar. After reading through it, it indeed sounds
wonderful. The proof will be in the quality of the viewfinder and AF. If
those are on par, then I'll own one of the first ones.
Thanks,
Ed
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To:
At 13:16 16.2.2001 +0100, you wrote:
Antti-Pekka,
Does this mean that there is no way of autofocussing without locking the
exposure? I thought the AF button was for locking the focus e.g. in
continous mode operation... hm... 8-[
Arnie
There is not enough information to conclude how it will
i think the pz1 and the pz1p also beeps
OK Tiger ~anyone~: which PENTAX bodies "beep" to confirm focus?
MZ50 MZ30 MZ7 MZ5n SFXn all beep.
but MZ50 is not good with K mount you lose metering. Cant even use them on
Av mode.
Peter
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If you are interested I can post a couple of photos I
shot with the
85/2.
Flavio
Flavio,
I´m really interested!
Claude
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The translator didn't bother to mention the MLU feature either with the
2sec. timer. Probably the same idiot that translated "magnesium aluminium
beschichtetess Gehause" which then became "magnesium alloy body coating" in
English on the Photokina explanation panel.
Not that I have too high
Portra 800 pushed 1 stop?
Regards
Albano
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Any comment on the Beseler 67 cp. I have one I've never used. I'm probably going to
sell it but might decided to keep it depending on what I find out.
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Peter wrote:
But then a recent hollywood film shows that the Americans with the help of
Mel Gibson captured the German Enigma encryption machine and cracked the
code thus saving the world. The machine was in fact captured and cracked by
the Brits before the Americans even entered WWII.
Just thinking of something,
If you put your M50 f1.7 on your MZ-50, for more then just one occasional
shot, you could do the following:
Manually select an ISO speed of 2 and 2/3 stops lower then reality (ISO16
for and ISO100film, ISO 32 for a 200film, etc..)
With the camera on manual, the
Hi Stan and all,
My friend is thinking of bidding on a SMC-P-M75-150/4. So,
I looked into Stan's site and found PDMLers' comments on
F(?)75-150/4.
Is it M, right? Or is there any F lens of such focal
length range?
If you have comments on "M"75-150/4, it will be most
welcome for me and my
At 10:37 PM 2/15/01 -0500, you wrote:
On my way home I stopped by the photo shop. They had just received
an envelope from Pentax USA with the information on the new stuff. I will
not be in town this weekend so I figured the next best thing was to use my
digital camera to take shots of
Hi all
Maybe someone can help me fix my MX. It started with
uneven frame separation; now it is worse and some
frames are very separated (3 or 4 mm) and some other
are overlapping (slightly). The overlapping frames
(around 3 or 4 in a 36 - exposure roll) are in any
part of the roll. It seems to
Steve Larson wrote:
I`ve already got my $50 in a pool, GO DODGERS!
In our hockey pool over here I was aiming for dead last (last place gets
$25 on a $10 investment), since there was no way I was going to be
first, and I was in last place by a mile, having picked players in
slumps and
Yes, It is a easy way to get money here
Alex
Alan Chan wrote:
I think you can if you ask Nikon USA. Just be sure you tape the whole
conversation. If they lied, just file a law suit (I have an impression that
anyone can sue others for anything in the US, as long as you have some
... a negative film rather than a transparency. Any
other suggestions? Any Reala users care to comment?
I've shot plenty of Reala in 120, and I've always been impressed.
Snappy, not overly saturated, very tight grain. That said, I haven't
shot any Supra. I /will/ tell you that the
In a message dated 2/16/01 7:36:46 AM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
[snip]
I was reacting to a NASA claim to Ziess's multi coating technology.
What is unsavory to some is the way America, in seeking ways to defend
itself, supported (money, technically, surreptitiously)
Hi gang ...
More questions about this lens. Sorry if I'm being a PITA about
this, but there's just none around here that I can try out.
Bill Robb commented that the 77mm is one of, if not the,
sharpest lenses he's ever used for 35mm work. How does it
compare to the A*85/1.4 or the K85/1.8?
Hi gang ...
More questions about this lens. Sorry if I'm being a PITA about
this, but there's just none around here that I can try out.
Bill Robb commented that the 77mm is one of, if not the,
sharpest lenses he's ever used for 35mm work. How does it
compare to the A*85/1.4 or the K85/1.8?
That`s tough luck! Could be worse, you could be a Kings fan, like me g.
Lemieux has been quite the phenom, after the retirement. This native
Californian actually played hockey in my younger days, a great way to
feel pain.
Some folks in our baseball pool wanted to have a payoff for last
I majored in American History at my university. One thing
I learned there is history can be scientific and academic
research, while it has the risk to easily become propaganda
and demagogy.
"Truth" is only one thing, but there are many "facts"
around it. You can get the "facts", while drop
Erwin,
since it is my only prime lens and I plan to use it a lot, the method you
suggest seems pretty efficient.
Thanks,
Michal
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In a message dated 2/16/01 7:37:51 AM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
It will be for low light available light candits at a weeding. So good skin
tone is of importance.
Only one emulsion fits your requirements to a "T":
KODAK PRO 1000, a long standing favorite of
Thanks FGa,
They do have a lot of info there. Unfortunately, some of it contradicts
other info I've collected, so I'm hoping to get in touch with someone who
has direct experience with the Ricoh bodies (it says no mirror lockup--I've
seen yes using the timer, no mention of cable release, quality
In a message dated 2/16/01 8:53:46 AM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
To bring this back on topic, I think corporate history is particularly
difficult to write, because every corporation is a closed book, every
corporation creates its own propaganda and has no sanction
Hi all over the World !
One guy in Estonia wants to buy MZ-10 .
Is it GOOD or BD ?
Thanks for every first hand opinion.
Cheers , Raivo
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Erwin Vereecken wrote "re using K mount lenses on MZ50"
If you put your M50 f1.7 on your MZ-50, for more then just one occasional
shot, you could do the following:
Manually select an ISO speed of 2 and 2/3 stops lower then reality (ISO16
for and ISO100film, ISO 32 for a 200film, etc..)
With
Considering how difficult it frequently is to get even two members of the
same family present at the same event to agree in their accounts, we
shouldn't be too surprised at discrepancies, contradictions, and outright
prevarication woven into histories written by people many levels distant
from
From: "Peter Smith" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
But then a recent Hollywood film shows that the Americans with the help of
Mel Gibson captured the German Enigma encryption machine and cracked the
code thus saving the world. The machine was in fact captured and cracked
by
the Brits before the
Sounds almost like the advance side hardware is slipping. Had the problem on one of my
cmeras. A tech fixed it during a CLA- involved a very small part (gear?).
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 02/16 6:31 AM
Hi all
Maybe someone can help me fix my MX. It started with
uneven frame separation; now it is worse
In a message dated 2/16/01 9:25:32 AM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
"F14: Sets the self-timer delay time (sets self-timer function for 12 second
delay or 2 second delay with mirror lock-up)"
That function alone will sell a lot of MZ-S bodies.
Mafud
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
In a message dated 2/16/01 9:41:48 AM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
I /will/ tell you that the nice guys over at Lisle-Kelco (that's the
Canadian importer for Hasselblad and Leica among other stuff) tell me that
they use Reala to check lens sharpness.
"Pros" shoot
In a message dated 2/16/01 10:32:19 AM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
It's just human nature to tell stories the way it makes the most sense to
the story teller, and to leave out the parts he/she/they don't really
understand or want to look at too closely.
Better know as
Erwin Vereecken wrote:
Not that I have too high expectations, but "semiprofessionel"
is a poor choice of words, because it can be interpreted as
"not suitable for profesionel" all to easily.
The text also says "professional travel and reportage photography". I
think this suits very well.
Recently Raivo Tiikmaa wrote:
One guy in Estonia wants to buy MZ-10 .
Is it GOOD or BD ?
In geneal, it is a good thing. The camera represents a nice balance
between price and features. I was thinking of buying that camera, but I
settled for the MZ-5n because I wanted to have spot
Shel asks:
Are there any 65mm or so lenses made in K-mount that are
considered to be of excellent quality?
Just a wild guess...are you looking for a lens to provide
apparent lifesize viewing with the LX FA-1W finder? It has .84x
magnification and would do just that with a 65mm lens.
Mark
Which says that the secrets of WWll will continue to dribble out: re: DuPont
Chemicals, General Motors and the Krupp Works of Germany colluding to produce
shells and propellants for Germany while the war raged on!
By the time the dastardly facts were revealed, the corporate hubris you speak
of
Hamlet is best in the original Klingon. :-)
Collin
At 11:59 PM 2/16/01 +0900, Takehiko Ueda wrote:
snip
At any rate, it's not only Americans who rewrite or make up
"history". I can point out at least ten in Japansigh.
***
"The accumulation of all powers legislative,
executive
In a message dated 2/16/01 10:32:19 AM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
It's just human nature to tell stories the way it makes the most sense to
the story teller, and to leave out the parts he/she/they don't really
understand or want to look at too closely.
Better know as
Hi Take ...
If you have comments on "M"75-150/4,
it will be most welcome ...
Some people on this list disagree with me, however, I find the M
75~150 zoom to be rather soft at the short and long ends of its
focal range. From 75m - 90mm or so, and from about 135mm -
150mm, I find the
Rofini wrote:
Are there any 65mm or so
lenses made in K-mount
that are considered to
be of excellent quality?
are you looking for a lens to provide
apparent lifesize viewing with the LX
FA-1W finder? It has .84x magnification
and would do just that with a 65mm lens.
Good guess
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From: "Bob Blakely" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: February 16, 2001 9:36 AM
Subject: Re: SMC - Zeiss x Asahi ?!?
FYI - While I was living in Toronto, I was exposed to
(government moral
building) ads that claimed Canada to be the
If I had to do it over again, I would have bought the
MZ-5n for such added features as spot metering and
depth-of-field preview.
Having said that, the MZ-10 is a fine performer.
although it has been discontinued. Light, easy to
understand, easy to use, very reasonably priced.
cheers from an
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From: "Luis Pinar" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: February 16, 2001 8:31 AM
Subject: Help please - MX overlapping frames
Hi all
Maybe someone can help me fix my MX. It started with
uneven frame separation; now it is worse and some
frames are very
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From: "Takehiko Ueda" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: February 16, 2001 8:59 AM
Subject: Re: OT: Americans rewriting history
At any rate, it's not only Americans who rewrite or make up
"history". I can point out at least ten in Japansigh.
As we are
You can add Ford Motor Company to the list. Henry Ford was a fan of Hitler.
I don't remember the details but Henry refused to make trucks, or something
like that, to be used against Hitler.
Jerry in Houston
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From: Collin Brendemuehl [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent:
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From: "J. Hein" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: "Pentax Discuss" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: February 16, 2001 5:58 AM
Subject: Fast film to go with Porta 160
Hi, I need recommendations for a fast C41 print film to go
with Kodak
Porta 160VS. I would like to have it matching in
Hello all,
I have recieved a winfall, and would like to immediately blow
it on putting together a lighting setup (or rather, starting to
put together a lighting setup). So I of course turned to the greatest
wealth of photo knowledge around (yes, I mean this list). I am
ready to spend about
Shel, this afternoon, I will put my M85 on the camera, and then
the 77. I should be able to give you an idea of how much wider
it is.
William Robb
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From: "Shel Belinkoff" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: February 16, 2001 6:10 AM
Subject: Re: Actual Focal
Read the differing historical accounts of the US Revolution in the American
history books and then the British history books. Are they talling about
the same war
Jerry in Houston
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From: Dan Scott [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, February 16, 2001 10:14 AM
Shel Belinkoff wrote:
Hi gang ...
More questions about this lens. Sorry if I'm being a PITA about
this, but there's just none around here that I can try out.
Bill Robb commented that the 77mm is one of, if not the,
sharpest lenses he's ever used for 35mm work. How does it
compare to
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: February 16, 2001 9:39 AM
Subject: Re: 43mm Lens Supra 400
"Pros" shoot SUPRA. They obviously either hate big yellow or
simply don't
know about the stunning sharpness of the SUPRA breed.
Actually, Mafud
I'd like to know the "exposure constant" or "reflectivity constant"
that Pentax uses for it's meters. I do know that manufacturers use
different ones, numbers for Gossen, Minolta etc can be found on the
internet.
To ask the question precisely, I'm referring to "K" in the following
formula :
EV
Bill the meanie wrote:
Don't even think about pushing it. C-41 films don't push. Not at
all. Not even a stop. I have proven it.
They'll never listen, Bill. Why, just this morning someone asked me to
push a roll of 160VC two stops. WHY DIDN'T THEY JUST BUY 400VC?? Arrgh.
The worst
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
"Pros" shoot SUPRA. They obviously either hate big yellow or simply don't
know about the stunning sharpness of the SUPRA breed.
How well does Reala perform when scanned?
Reala scans phenomenally well. It also has a special dye layer to
balance mixed fluorescent
At 11:59 PM 2/14/01 +0200, you wrote:
snip
The MX
-No 2s and 4 sec (use B instead 30 to 40%)
snip
Set the camera to B and use the self timer for an unofficial 2s shutter speed.
Todd
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As we are finding out in Canada, letting the losers
rewrite the history books doesn't improve the historical
accuracy either.
William Robb
Of course not, I suppose, because both are humans, as Dan
pointed out.
Sincerely,
Take Ueda, Osaka, Japan
[EMAIL
"Lewis, Gerald" wrote:
Read the differing historical accounts of the US Revolution in the American
history books and then the British history books. Are they talling about
the same war
And are either of them talking about a little unpleasantness
where your French mercenaries beat our
Could the list admin please turn on the index feature for the front of
digests?I used to run a lot of majordomo lists, and as I recall this
feature is trivial to turn on.
Also, has there been any thought about going back to mailman? I've
switched all my stuff from majordomo to mailman,
Ralf,
That's funny logic. There are places where the Nikon F5 won't work well and
places where the Leicas won't work well and the Canons and the Minoltas all
have places where they won't work well. Does this mean they should all be
called "semi-professional," or is that to be reserved for the
I would have a hard time believing this. Without digging into the history
books I know for a fact that Ford produced gliders during WWII in a factory
here in my small town in the UP of Michigan. I have always been under the
impression that the Detroit automoblile assembly lines were, to a
Sid wrote:
Since I had no other option, I let them do one a test. My goodness, they
were excellent. The poster sized print was not only a right on the mark
neutral gray, it was far sharper and resolute than I dared expect or
even hoped for. This is 400 ISO film we're talking about here.
In a message dated 2/16/01 12:15:54 PM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Read the differing historical accounts of the US Revolution in the American
history books and then the British history books. Are they talling about
the same war
Well, America always fails to
Yes they were, hence the gap in American automobile production. They didn't
produce cars for 1943, 1944, and 1945, for sure. I was around then, myself.
Len (my ATT mailserver is down so I have to use my Hotmail account)
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From: "Lewis, Gerald" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: February 16, 2001 11:13 AM
Subject: RE: OT: Americans rewriting history (was: SMC - Zeiss x
Asahi ?!? )
You can add Ford Motor Company to the list. Henry Ford was a
fan of Hitler.
I don't
Paul Jones wrote
... if i get
ride of a few bodies i should be able to change over with out to
much more money leaving my pocket...
But i think i to will wait til there hopefully around $600us
Mmm, drop it on the floor, there will go $600. Better keep that LX.
Tonghang.
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In a message dated 2/16/01 12:33:14 PM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
But again, I have not shot Supra, just as you have not shot Reala, so
neither of us can gain the upper hand in this shootin' match. :)
You might couch this thread in such terms, but at this point in my
And it was filmed largely, if not entirely, in Ireland.
Jerry in Houston
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From: Daniel J. Matyola [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, February 16, 2001 1:20 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: OT: Americans rewriting history (was: SMC - Zeiss x Asahi
?!?)
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From: "Aaron Reynolds" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: February 16, 2001 11:34 AM
Subject: Re: Fast film to go with Porta 160
Bill the meanie wrote:
Don't even think about pushing it. C-41 films don't push.
Not at
all. Not even a stop. I have
Dear fellas: I erased by error two messages for my update. One was from Ken, our
new (north) American member and the other one was from a member doing an update
in answer to update 59. I think he was Gary. If you two guys can send me your
messages again I will be very pleased.
Thanks and sorry
In a message dated 2/16/01 12:36:08 PM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
Bill the meanie wrote:
Don't even think about pushing it. C-41 films don't push. Not at
all. Not even a stop. I have proven it.
Does the same caution apply to "pulling"? WARNING! Trick question!
- Original Message -
From: "Richard K. Holman" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: February 16, 2001 11:02 AM
Subject: OT: Help with lighting setup
Hello all,
I have recieved a winfall, and would like to immediately
blow
it on putting together a lighting setup (or
No reverence!
No mercy!
Nothing much to offer!
No Web Site!
Do you intrude on everything with your loud, obnoxious, intimidating camera
with motor drive and whirring autofocus? Have you been kicked out of
symphonies for inappropriate rewinding? Has Sean Penn ever swung at you and
your camera?
Richard wrote:
Hello all,
I have recieved a winfall, and would like to immediately blow
it on putting together a lighting setup (or rather, starting to
put together a lighting setup). So I of course turned to the greatest
wealth of photo knowledge around (yes, I mean this list). I am
- Original Message -
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: February 16, 2001 1:27 PM
Subject: Re: 43mm Lens Supra 400
In a message dated 2/16/01 12:13:02 PM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Mafud doesn't know about the stunningly fine grain of the
I said I was a bit sketchy on the details, here is a more complete
description.
http://members.tripod.com/~Chaplain1/ford.html
-Original Message-
From: Leonard Paris [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, February 16, 2001 1:44 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: OT: Americans
- Original Message -
From: Mafud
Subject: Re: Fast film to go with Porta 160
In a message dated 2/16/01 12:36:08 PM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
Bill the meanie wrote:
Don't even think about pushing it. C-41 films don't push.
Not at
all. Not even a
- Original Message -
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: February 16, 2001 1:02 PM
Subject: (probably stupid) tripod question, plus advice needed
I'll chance it anyhow :-)
why would one buy a special tripod like the uni-lock or benbo
4 variety
for low-angle shots
Take - sorry for the confusion. You are right of course. I just went and
checked the Boz site again, and verified there that the 75-150mm is M, not
F. By the time Pentax moved from M to A, they were already beyond 2x (40-80,
75-150) to 3x zooms (70-210). Without checking, I don't believe any f
Pl Jensen wrote:
Maybe where you are but over here they cost $25 a piece. Four AA's can be found as
cheap as $3 if lucky.
And I thought that they were expensive here... They usually cost about
$12, and AA batteries are also a bit cheaper.
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From: "Lewis, Gerald" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: February 16, 2001 2:34 PM
Subject: RE: OT: Americans rewriting history
I suspect there was a big change in American philosophy after
Dec. 6, 1941 WRT the Axis countries. Ford may well have had a
How about this? What if we listed the actual town AND the closest MAJOR
CITY. It's not that hard to add a column to the spreadsheet. Those
that don't have their info already in the list can email to have it
added.
Illinois Bill
jeepgirl wrote:
I am not objecting to using our cities at
I talked with my local Photo Store guy this morning, he was at the show and
actually held the camera in his hand. I asked him about size, he looked like
he was trying to remember, hadn't paid that much attention. I prompted "did
it feel more like the ZX-5n or the PZ-1p." Like the ZX cameras" he
Hello Richard
Sorry - Vicatec (Broncolor) comes from Switzerland, not France.
Take a look here: http://www.visatec.com/visatec/light/frame.htm
Jens
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- MX...104
- LX...105
HA! Take that, MXers!
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For bonus points, use flash powder instead of an electronic
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Does the same caution apply to "pulling"? WARNING! Trick
question!
You can pull a C-41 film...but the downside is a loss of colour accuracy
and detail all over the place, and since over-exposed colour neg tends
to be far more printable, I try to discourage pulling.
Thanks for the link,
If you like, I still have the negatives. You want em?
Bill
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From: "Aaron Reynolds" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: February 16, 2001 3:16 PM
Subject: Re: Fast film to go with Porta 160
Does the same caution apply to "pulling"? WARNING! Trick
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thus I choose to shoot "pro" emulsions I am intimately familiar with,
as opposed to hop-scotching from one to another within the Mark or out.
Sticking with what you know is fine, but you're missing out on some
great pro films.
BTW, speaking of Fuji's BW (as Bill
This is going off of memory of what others have said on the list, but I
think you have it correct. Basically do the same as you would for any
other shutter speed except have the camera set to bulb.
Todd
At 08:20 PM 2/16/01 +0200, you wrote:
Can you be more precise on the procedure ?
-B timer
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Later,
Gary
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Jens,
Thanks a lot for your reply:
At 08:18 PM 2/16/01 +0100, you wrote:
First of all, I'm not sure using the AF500FTZ for fill in purposes is such a
good idea. The light is hard and there is no guiding light available. But
you might give it a try!
I actually wasn't thinking direct light,
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