[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> In a message dated 3/3/2001 10:59:48 PM Eastern Standard Time,
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>
> << Mafud has the 67II, he could tell us if the back is easily removed or not.
>
> NOT! But I'm a real coward, even with the ease of removing the backs on
> PENTAX 35mm bod
Eduardo Carone Costa Júnior wrote:
>
> Consider this --- specially those of you who are Pros:
> Suppose you have to take a picture of a subject and then make an enlargement
> to a given size. You are using a real Pro camera, e.g., a Pentax 645 but
> since you hadn't predicted a situation that cal
In a message dated 3/3/2001 10:59:48 PM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< Mafud has the 67II, he could tell us if the back is easily removed or not.
NOT! But I'm a real coward, even with the ease of removing the backs on
PENTAX 35mm bodies.
<>
This digital NPC back: how mu
In a message dated 3/3/2001 10:58:10 PM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< That's an practical general definition but the example presumes a
pragmatic
ethic.
An ethic is the application
of one's world view
to practical experience.
It's the understanding of w
> Might be that the minimum focus distance of your eye is better than that of
> your M42 50mm. Sounds like a cool project, though.
Urf. In a way that the extension tube wouldn't help with? (With no
extension I couldn't get a recognizeable image, nor with a longer
extension, but with 12mm extens
Dan Scott wrote:
> Ok, so what are y'all shooting this weekend?
>
Calgary is hosting the World Cup Speed Skating this weekend. I will be
there both days with my K1000, a monopod, some 800 speed film and 3
lenses trying to _freeze_ these skaters in mid-stride. I am using a SMC
Takumar 50mm f
"Darren & Tara Sutherland" wrote:
> I think they are often sold through magazine subscription companies.
[...]
> Who knows...I'd like to think that I have enough sense to research offers
> like that before getting "taken" that way.
It looks a lot like the plastic "toy" camera I used to keep in
>In completely unrelated news, I finally got around to making a hole
>in a lens cap to mount one of those fisheye peephole thingies I got
>at a hardware store many months ago, and played with it on the front
>of an M42 50mm briefly. It does want a short extension tube behind
>it (and if there's
That's an practical general definition but the example presumes a pragmatic
ethic.
An ethic is the application
of one's world view
to practical experience.
It's the understanding of what one considers right and wrong,
first in principle
then in practical application of that
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To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: March 3, 2001 9:13 PM
Subject: On the topic of the 67II (was Re: Pros don't use
Pentax...)
> On 3 Mar 2001, at 14:04, Aaron Reynolds wrote:
> >
> > Jens Bladt wrote:
> >
> > > The photograher? It was a you
On Sat, 03 Mar 2001 18:27:13 -0600, Gary L. Murphy wrote:
>I am offering the below to the group before placing it on eBay.
>Kiron 80-200 f4.0 (Including 1A filter)
>Kiron 1.5 MatchMate converter
This has been sold. Thanks for the interest.
Later,
Gary
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I can't believe that someone actually wants to pay him $10.00 for it!
Or...is it that HE will pay someone $10.00 to take it? :OP
Darren S.
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From: Peter Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: March 3, 2001 6:07 PM
Subject: Have an ebay
Shel -
No shots with the SMC lens, though I have one with the Rikenon 55 f1.2
@1.2 in the PUG -
http://pug.komkon.org/00june/spirit.htm
I was about 25 feet from the front of the boat - as you can see, DOF
at 1.2 is pretty limited even with a fairly short lens (like 55mm) and
fairly good distan
On 3 Mar 2001, at 14:04, Aaron Reynolds wrote:
>
> Jens Bladt wrote:
>
> > The photograher? It was a young guy (thirtysomething), shooting with a
> > Pentax 6x7, like thousands of fashion photographers all over the world.
>
> Doesn't that guy who shoots for Victoria's Secret shoot with a Pentax
On Sun, 4 Mar 2001 01:56:51 -, Peter Smith wrote:
>Try this one if you are bored - Bargain **ntax
>http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1217647209
Takes all kinds i guess.
>Even has an "optical" lens.
Okay... As opposed to what I wonder? :-)
Later,
Gary
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This me
Dan wrote,
> Ok, so what are y'all shooting this weekend?
I called my brother in NYC last night, and we shot the breeze
Oh, different kind of shooting? Well, today in Milwaukee, after a really
bitter winter, it was a beautiful, balmy 42 degrees. Everybody was out and
enjoying the nice
Pentax Clover wrote:
> Warning !
> The SIGMA has some bad things !
> I hold it today and it surprise me !
> the aperture ring is very loosy and you cannot select f/:3.5 !!( f/:2.8 then
> f/:4)
> If you use a MZ body, this ring is not easily reachable !
Also only full stops between f16 - f32; 1/
Lasse wrote:
> By "That's no mean feat" I think Mike simply meant to say "Ca n'est pas mal!"
> (You weren't ironic, were you, Mike?)
No. What I mean was that if C. d'I. rated the FA 85/1.4 above the new Leica
90mm, that is very impressive and speaks very well of the Pentax lens.
--Mike
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WHY ALL EBAY SELLINGS IN CAPIFALS AND SPELING CANT?
Just an observation.
Peter
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Allright guys, off-list with this personal crap!
Lasse
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Sent: Sunday, March 04, 2001 3:05 AM
Subject: Re: Bresson( Was: An important step)
> In a message dated 3/3/2001 6:38:12 PM Eastern Standard Time,
> [EMAIL PR
On Sat, 3 Mar 2001 17:38:09 EST, you wrote:
>Herb,
>
>Always try fresh batteries...
>Sounds like a 'no juice' lock-up on the Super Program.
>
>Regards, Bob S.
Yep - and even brand new batteries can cause this, if they are dead
flat right out of the package.
A couple of months ago, a friend th
Thanks Rodger, I'll give it a try. I'll have to lay some out well ahead
of time and come back, as the ducks are generally floating out in the
middle of the marsh and they take flight en masse once they see me. I've
tried to get some go "take-off" shots but haven't really nailed one yet.
But I'm ge
Rofini wrote:
> I find 35mm rangefinders more
> difficult to focus than fast
> lensed 35mm SLR's in most any
> light. Now I don't feel so alone
> in this opinion!
It's such a personal thing. Thus far I've found that using a fast
lens with the LX and the SA-23 screens is about as easy for me a
In a message dated 3/3/2001 6:38:12 PM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< I asked a civil question, I got a vituperous response. BTW, was there
something not serious about my private posting to you about which Kodak film
to use for an upcoming wedding job? It seems to me if you
Try this one if you are bored - Bargain **ntax
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1217647209
Even has an "optical" lens.
Peter
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The first one I recall was my dad's H3 (at least that's what I think it was).
Clip on flash shoe or light meter which coupled to the shutter speed dial. I
marveled at the precision of the controls. I think he bunged up the film
advance lever - you had to cock it 1-1/2 strokes. Takumar 55/1.8 pl
On Sat, 3 Mar 2001 at 01:38:48 -0600, Dan Scott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> What passes for winter here is on the run and the weeds/wildflowers
> are starting to get in a reproductive mood. :-) I've got some Supra,
> Superia, my fa 100/2.8, fa 35/2, my tripod, some ziplock baggies,
> and I in
On Sat, 03 Mar 2001 at 08:26:15 -0500, PAUL STENQUIST
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Well, last night I noticed there were several hundred Mallards in
> the marsh down the street. I'll probably see if I can sneak up on
> them with an LX, a 400/5.6 K, monopod, and perhaps some Portra 800.
No need
Chris B remarked of my submission:
> :) That's really great effect for rippled glass. It looks so good that I
> thought it might have been done digitally. And the brown blobs I'm
> referring to aren't dirt, just different coloured patches.
>
Chris, I'd been wanting to take a picture thru that
No Problem, Gary. Good luck on it. The grip strap is invaluable, IMO.
Doug
At 6:14 PM -06003/3/01, Gary L. Murphy caused thus to appear:
>On Sat, 3 Mar 2001 10:29:31 -0500, Doug Brewer wrote:
>
>>Hmmm, I believe http://www.vistek.net will get you there. It was a couple years ago,
>but the nam
On Sat, 3 Mar 2001, Todd Stanley wrote:
> I've pretty much decided it's pointless to try to resist to buy this lens
> anymore... so anyone have any suggestions on how to go about acquiring one?
> There are several sellers on eBay who seem to have a supply of them, but I
> hove noticed some are l
brent wrote:
> From the talk i'm hearing from many different users, and the view i have
from
> my window, i seems as if its raining all over the worldis it sunny
> anywhere?
It is sunny here now (61 degrees F @ 3:50PM), but I`m going to be battening
down the hatches tonight, as there is a
I am offering the below to the group before placing it on eBay.
Kiron 80-200 f4.0 (Including 1A filter)
Kiron 1.5 MatchMate converter
Comes complete with cases, caps and hood, and are in excellent condition. No dust,
scratches, or fungus.
First $65.00 OBO plus shipping gets them.
Please repl
It was sunny in Southeast Michigan today, although it rarely is at this
time of the year. Temps were modest though, probably about 45 tops.
Paul
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>
> >From the talk i'm hearing from many different users, and the view i have from
> my window, i seems as if its raining all
>Well, I certainly screwed up. I didn't mean to post the thing to the List,
>but somehow I did anyway.
>
>Anyway, if and when people want the answers, please just ask.
>
>:-(
>
>--Mike
>
Why don't you ask the list meister to jerk that particular message from the
archives?
He has the power, if I'
My very first advance camera was the H3. It was a college graduation gift
from my father. Still own the camera along with the meter that attached to
the top of the pentaprism.
Although this doesn't count in the pre-Spot comments, the Pentax SL is a
cool camera.
Jim A.
> From: "D. Glenn Arthur
There have been great sunny days in Stockholm too. Feel bad about not having made
better photographic use of it. A few Centigrades minus. The ground covered by snow.
But we're all eagerly awaiting the first burst of spring. It is expected to come early
this year.
Lasse
> Brent,
>
> It's a gl
Warning, language content.
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From: Mafud
Subject: Re: Bresson( Was: An important step)
> Next (serious) question?
Why are you being a jerk again?
I asked a civil question, I got a vituperous response. BTW, was
there something not serious about my private posting to y
Aaron,
Real men don't take quizes; they give 'em.
Dan Scott :-)
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>
>Yeah, us real men want the tough quiz! ;)
>
>I'll take the tough one if you've still got it.
>
>-Aaron
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Frits J. Wüthrich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> That means the average is 5000FF, or ?762, that is roughly the same amount
> in USD. I find it hard to believe that is the average monthly income in
> France. Are you sure?
Do you think it's too high or too low? :-)
Gianfranco
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Rob Studdert opines:
I rarely remove the SE-20 screens, I have found them
easier to focus in low light with the fast lenses than
my Leica Ms (contrary to virtually every other
opinion on the matter that I have ever read)
I find 35mm rangefinders more difficult to focus than fast
lensed 35mm SLR'
At 07:08 4/03/01, you wrote:
> >From the talk i'm hearing from many different users, and the view i have
> from
>my window, i seems as if its raining all over the worldis it sunny
>anywhere?
Perth, Western Australia. 38C yesterday and 40C today, I believe. Too hot
to take photos. :-)
Cheer
Brent,
It's a glorius day in Chicago, sunshine and 48 degrees F.
We have taken our coats off completely here!
Regards, Bob S.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< From the talk i'm hearing from many different users, and the view i have
from
my window, i seems as if its raining all over the world.
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From: Mafud
Subject: Re: Foundview?
>
> "Ethics" enters when you hew to a philosophy but segue when it
suits your
> purposes:
Hmmm, good segue, yourself there Mafud. I won't go into
situational ethics, you covered it pretty well already.
>
> By the way: "ethics" is ~
Well, I certainly screwed up. I didn't mean to post the thing to the List,
but somehow I did anyway.
Anyway, if and when people want the answers, please just ask.
:-(
--Mike
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>From the talk i'm hearing from many different users, and the view i have from
my window, i seems as if its raining all over the worldis it sunny
anywhere?
brent
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A few weeks ago I bought a Pentax K2 and I haven't taken any
pictures with it yet...because I haven't had a lens that was
"appropriate" for it.until today! My "new" lens arrived
in today's mail! A genuine pre-A-series, pre-M-series,
post-screw-mount, SMC 50/1.4 and it *is* nice. Except for
Herb,
Always try fresh batteries...
Sounds like a 'no juice' lock-up on the Super Program.
Regards, Bob S.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< When I loaded a new roll of film and closed the camera back, the film
winder knob would not advance the film. The the shutter will not
release and the fil
I've used my Pentax 45-125 for over 20 years now. It is my favorite
lens. Not the fastest or lightest lens I own but very handy focal range
and sharp as a tack for a zoom. I've owned some non-Pentax zooms in the
80-200mm range but this one beats them hands down.
I rarely go anywhere without it
That means the average is 5000FF, or 762, that is roughly the same amount
in USD. I find it hard to believe that is the average monthly income in
France. Are you sure?
Frits
>
> Hello Everybody
> the 80-400 VR by Nikon is sold at 15000FF, equal to three times
> the average
> income a mounth in F
Gerald wrote:
> I've got a pic using the K50/1.2 here:
> http://www.spotmatic.com/images/NYE2k002.jpg
> It's an old one from Dec 31, 1999 in Paris, on the Champs Elysee around
> 11pm.
There was recently a discussion about sharpness and how
sharpness is not the be-all and end-all of lens quality.
William Robb wrote:
>
> Hi Mike.
> Can I have the one that includes the tough questions?
> Thanks
> Bill
Yeah, us real men want the tough quiz! ;)
I'll take the tough one if you've still got it.
-Aaron
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PHOTO CULTURE POP QUIZ
Copyright 2001 by Michael C. Johnston
PLEASE do not disseminate this on the internet--don¹t send it to your
friends or post it anywhere. I¹m going to try to sell a longer version to a
photo magazine, and if it¹s all over the ¹net, I won¹t be able to. THANKS
for your consid
Dan wrote:
> Umm. Professor Johnston?
>
> I'd like to lodge a complaint:
>
> This test seems biased and, furthermore, appears to discriminate *heavily*
> against people who don't know things--people like me.
Dan,
The result of a youth misspent photographing flowers. I can assign remedial
re
REMINDER:
I've started sending out the answers to the quiz, but again, please don't
discuss the answers on the list yet, as a number of people have requested
the quiz but not the answers.
Also to reiterate, this is intended purely for fun, and in no way is it
meant to "judge" anybody's identity
Oops, I forgot to mention a couple of things regarding the MZ-S body I was
shown.
First I've totally omitted comments on the shutter-lag (or lack thereof!).
I found the shutter button to be similar in nature to the LX's. The first
stage for focusing was, however, quite sensitive; in fact there s
If anyone still wants a copy of the Pop Quiz, please send me a private
e-mail. I won't be able to keep up if I have to fulfill requests posted here
on the List.
Thanks!
--Mike
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>Although I love the FA24/2, I have to say Yoshihiko has a good point.
>The FA24/2 with hood attached is easily twice as big as anything else,
>twice the diameter and twice the length. Check the specs on Boz's site.
>
>The tulip hood will store reversed on the front of t
Gerald wrote:
> I've got a pic using the K50/1.2 here:
> http://www.spotmatic.com/images/NYE2k002.jpg
>
> It's an old one from Dec 31, 1999 in Paris, on the Champs Elysee around
> 11pm.
Kewl. Now that's bokeh!
--Mike
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Chris,
I love this photo. I'm just wondering why you didn't save it for
next month's "Textures" theme. A standout, in any case.
"Chris Niesmertelny" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Chris Brogden, with obvious good taste, comments:
>
>> " Woman in a shower " by Chris Niesmertelny, USA
>
>Chris, thank
Chris Brogden <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>" Boston Marathon 2000 " by Mark Roberts
>
>I like the spacing on this image. It's cropping out more of the runner on
>the right than I'd like, but at 400mm you don't have a whole lot of choice
>over that, especially if you want to get that boy in the s
Dan Scott wrote:
> But, in any case, I'm not coming to, or stating, a claim--just observing
> that the dealer I visited yesterday didn't know about the new products, and
> wondering how good Pentax's communication with dealers was in general.
Back when I was working at another shop that sold P
Just got back my first roll of Portra 400NC. I shot it on 220.
For some reason I'd been avoiding the NC Portra, thinking maybe it would
be flat. It looks gorgeous, I'm really impressed. Colors aren't muted,
just not pumped up like on VC. Caucasian skin tones are beautiful,
contrast is well contro
Going to try to track down a pair of bald eagles reported at a local forest preserve
this weekend.I'll be using the 400/5.6 K along with the PZ-1p.
John
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From: "PAUL STENQUIST" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, March 03, 2001 7:26 AM
Su
You can if you like. As for me I'll stick with my 35mm Pentax collection.
Ken Waller
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From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, March 03, 2001 3:50 AM
Subject: Re: An important step
> In a message dated 3/2/2001 8:47:06 PM Eastern Standard Time
I've been looking for a small, "hand held" meter to be used on the
accessory shoe of early, non metered cameras, or those with broken
meters. The Voightlander VC has come up as a possibility, although
a couple of days ago the Sekonic L-208 was suggested as another
option. Has anyone used either
You're right Mafud, when I pick up the backup PZ-1p that does not have the grip unit
on it, it doesn't "feel" right, like a totally different camera. Which is why I'll get
another, no matter the cost (unless Microcraft does decide to market their battery
pack.) But, if I can find it cheaper th
What have I shot this weekend?
This morning, indoor and outdoor portraits of a very
beautiful older woman friend. Using Tri-X/K1000/50mm
Pentax A; Sensia 400/ZX-5N/28-105mm Tokina; Delta 100
and Tri-X/Rolleiflex TLR/75mm Zeiss. Available light
indoors in the kitchen and den, bright overcast
out
Noticed Power winder covers for ME ME Super MG etc too.
Peter
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Ken Archer
> Sent: 03 March 2001 04:31
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Spotmatic battery covers
>
>
> Pentax Service tells me Spotmat
On Fri, 02 Mar 2001 19:04:53 -0600, Mike Johnston wrote:
> Although I did intend the little quiz to be for the amusement of the group,
> I think I'd like to take peoples' advice and not post it to the list.
I sure understand that, Mike, but if we're to let you off the hook, you
must promise to p
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>
> In a message dated 3/2/2001 5:23:06 PM Eastern Standard Time,
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>
> <<
> Bottom line: nobody can stop anyone using the word. But deliberately
> using a perjorative and offensive term, despite polite requests from other
> group members, i
Pentaxclover wrote:
> The French reference test of Chasseur d Images Magazin shows that the 85mm
> FA is better than a LEICA APO Summicron M 90mm f/:2 Asph or Canon 85mm L
> f/:1.2 or Minolta or Nikon 85mm f/:1.4
Really? They rated it above the new Leica lens? That's no mean feat.
Regardle
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> >
For photos intended to be framed, you ~must~ leave an adequate
margin on the viewfinder.
>
Say what? Expand please. How does framing (I presume you mean
for display purposes) have anything to do with sloppy
composition? It would seem to me that tight composition
Hi Collin,
You commented on my PUG submission:
> " Festive Lights " by Take Ueda, Japan
> This would be a good print to water colors and
> create a fine piece. Good composition.
Thank you for your comment. As I replied to Chris's
comment, I wasn't so careful about the composition.
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From:
Mafud
> Nah, "Foundview" is another subject altogether, a matter of a
> (photographer's) ethic, not their mechanics or "style."
> Perhap we might have a conversation on "Foundview" after
you've refreshed
> your memory by visiting their site.
"The FoundView che
Oh, thou poor, ignorant person.
"Light travels very slowly in a strong magical field". (This statement in
itself makes this almost an on topic post )
The world is a disk held by four elephants who are standing on the back of
giant turtle which is swiming through infinate space going only the tu
In a message dated 3/3/2001 9:03:22 AM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
<< But so much money for so little product. >>
Have you ever missed a shot because you did not have a Grip attached? Ever
switched over to the gripless PZ-1p and felt that awkward, "out of balance"
mom
Yes, you did. That is a Super Roboamera. And, don't you forget it.
--Tom
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From: "Mark Erickson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> p.s., I'm hoping to buy an MZ-S robocamera rather than switch
> systems to N***n. Did I offend anyone by calling the MZ-S a
> robocamera?
-
Pål Jensen wrote:
> In my case maybe because most of these faults (with the exception of the FA*
>28-70/2.8) are really minor and of cosmetic nature. Anyway, they make you wonder
>about quality and quality control. The fact this problem still occur on brand new
>lenses makes you wonder even
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Fortunately, I also get to do any enlarging myself. For photos intended to be
> framed, you ~must~ leave an adequate margin on the viewfinder.
What equipment are you using to print?
tv
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From: "David P. Chernicoff" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, March 03, 2001 11:13 AM
Subject: Re: March Comments #1
> At 07:49 AM 3/3/2001 -0500, Collin Brendemuehl wrote:
>
> >
Thanks for looking and asking Collin (and thanks to you too for commenting on all
pictures. Valuable reading to those submitting as well as just watching.)
Collin B. wrote:
" Stockholm, August 1997 " by Lasse Karlsson
What was happening at that time?
Is there something historical we should know
I'm still waiting for this rain to let up.
Dan Scott
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>Macro shots showing just how much damage guitar strings
>can do to acrylic and real fingernails when playing
>Scottish music. Probably try again to catch a seagull
>with its belly lit by early morning or late afternoon
>su
Hi.
No, "this" (carving the Elephant thing) was Mafud quoting someone else, a
famous artist whose name I can't remember.
Since I am no longer in a hurry doing my PJ thing, I tend to frame more
leisurely, searching for the final image in the viewfinder of the 67ll.
Fortunately, I also get to d
On 3 Mar 2001, at 1:38, Dan Scott wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> Subject says it all.
>
> What passes for winter here is on the run and the weeds/wildflowers are
> starting to get in a reproductive mood. :-) I've got some Supra, Superia,
> my fa 100/2.8, fa 35/2, my tripod, some ziplock baggies, and I
At 07:49 AM 3/3/2001 -0500, Collin Brendemuehl wrote:
>" Renewal " by David Chernicoff, USA
> I'm a sucker for snow on trees.
> Out of curiosity, Conservative or Orthodox?
Conservative
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http://plum.ia.polsl.gliwice.pl/~DIP/delphi/Library/Color.htm
Maris
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From: "D. Glenn Arthur Jr." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Shel,
I've got a pic using the K50/1.2 here:
http://www.spotmatic.com/images/NYE2k002.jpg
It's an old one from Dec 31, 1999 in Paris, on the Champs Elysee around
11pm. Film was Super HG 1600, and a K50/1.2 on an ME Super, manually
metered to 1/30 at f/1.2 in ambient light, hand held and no hood
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From: "Bob Walkden"
Subject: Re[2]: Bresson( Was: An important step)
> Hi,
>
> so, this is the 'Found View' is it?
>
> ---
>
> Bob
Now Bob, I thought we had this discussion yesterday about
religion having no place on the list :~)
William Robb
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Sometimes not quite possible due to several considerations:)) To name but
two: budget and flexibility. What if you have to stick to what you already
have, i.e. 35mm?:)
Greetz
Artur
===
"There are signs on the ring,
Which make me feel so down.
There's one
Probably. Especially as for the "wrong lenses". But this situation isn't so
rare as one may think...
Suppose I haven't taken all of my lenses with me because of lack of room for
them. When I go shooting, I usually select my lenses according to my planned
subject... If anything unpredicted happens,
My son is interested in getting a SM body.
Anyone got one for sale with a lens or two?
Collin
***
"The accumulation of all powers legislative,
executive and judiciary in the same hands . . .
may justly be pronounced the very definition of tyranny."
--James Madison, Federalist 47
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Well, last night I noticed there were several hundred Mallards in the
marsh down the street. I'll probably see if I can sneak up on them with
an LX, a 400/5.6 K, monopod, and perhaps some Portra 800.
Paul
Dan Scott wrote:
>
> Hi All,
>
> Subject says it all.
>
> What passes for winter here is
Going to a camera swap on Sunday, so I'll try these again:
85mm f/2 M BGN$200
35-105mm f/3.5EX $175
AFW2 wide angle filter for 400T flash w/case, EX $10
ASAHI PENTAX Y2 (yellow) filter 49mm w/case & box, EX $10
Please contact me directly, thanks.
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thanks Collin! sunlit white wall.
Daphne
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Looks like a concentration on the female form, especially faces, this month.
My personal favorites are marked with **.
" Young Woman " by Larry D. Nicklaus
Good lighting. This pose shows off her hair nicely.
You also did well keeping the camera level and not losing
propor
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From: "Rob Studdert" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, March 03, 2001 1:04 AM
Subject: Re: Fish eye lens
> On 2 Mar 2001, at 23:32, Cyril MARION wrote:
>> Recently I tried a 17mm
> > f/4.0 fish-eye M type and found that it does not cover
t
" Agitated Romie " by Rodger Whitlock
Our cat looks like that after I kick her. :)
They're such fussy creatures. They think they own
the world.
" Foggy " by Rob Studdert, Sydney Australia
I like the shot. Just move all that extra steel out
of the way
Hi David,
Thanks for that great description. I dislike lenses that focus beyond
infinity, but that wont stop me from buying the lense.
I think i have to deside if the extra stop and slightly wider view are worth
the extra money.
Thanks
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From: "David A. Mann" <[EMAIL
At 21:33 2.3.2001 +0100, you wrote:
>Hello
>sometimes, the lens formula change !
>AS 300mm f/:4.5, the F version is better than the FA !!! (really !!!)
>Or the 85mm f/:1.4, the FA version is the best 85mm in the world compare to
>anyone else. But the 85mm f/:1.4 A is not as good (old formula)
>See
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