Gerald wrote:
LG> Gee, how did anyone ever use slide film or do concerts/available light
LG> before spot meters came along Could there be another way
Well, I for one had to go closer to the stage to take a full reading
or switch to my 200/4 just to do this. Too bad if the lights chang
On Tuesday, March 27, 2001 12:05 AM, Delano Mireles [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
wrote:
> I guess this directed to those who do their own printing:
>
> Are all enlarger lens mounts the same regarding size? Can one purchase any
> lens and have it work on their enlarger without having to worry about
>
>Hmmm. What does "quite good" means? If it isn't very sharp wide open then
>I'm not interested.
>I got a private answer that says that this lens best aperture is wide open,
>and that optical quality actually deteriorates when stopping it further
>down!
>It makes sense to me to design a 400/5.6
Hi,
Juan J. Buhler" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>I've been looking for a cheap ~85mm lens. Does anyone has experience
>with the Jupiter-9? It's 85mm f2, originally a copy of a Zeiss
>design. The Leica SM version has good reviews.
Not too sharp, but good for portraits, or available light people
Hi,
cow, kine from Middle English cu, kyen, cognate with German kuh,
kuehne. People nowadays feel a little sheepish about using the older
plural, perhaps cowed into it by herd pressure. However, it can
help you out in Scrabble.
We put many of our railways in cuttings, and build little bridges so
Paul & Daphne,
I have found "slimslim" to be a great seller, having purchased from him
several times. He also regularly emails me just to say Hi! and I have
spoken to his wife often too, they are great sellers and very genuine
people.
Just thought I'd let you know.
Tanya.
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Juan wrote:
JB> One more question, since I guess this lens doesn't exist in K mount:
JB> Is it too much of a pain to stop down while shooting? I assume the
JB> lens doesn't have the auto/manual position of Pentax SM lenses, right?
Well, it's not worse than with the "newer" screwmount lenses.
I
Someone got themselves a pretty good deal on this black ME Super, 50/1.2,
28/3.5 and Winder II. :( I missed it by about 2 minutes.
chris
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On Tue, 27 Mar 2001, Stephen Moore wrote:
> And the question, which I hope will spark some creativity herein:
> The guy I bought my LX from last year threw in a Tak 135/2.5, so is
> there anything good to say about this lens for my next eBay
> description? 8-)>
Let me know if you find anythin
I would agree with that assessment.
I had the A50/1.4 and the colour was unbelievable. I also had a K85/1.8
and the colour was somewhat more neutral, as is my older SMC Takumar 55/1.8
>Date: Tue, 27 Mar 2001 09:19:14 +0200
>From: Daphne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: Re: 50mm f1.4-K versus 50mm
Hi
I'm on the lookout for a reasonably priced Pentax Spotmatic IIa or
Spotmatic F in good condition. Meter too.
If you have one to let go, pls make me an offer.
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On 27 Mar 2001, at 6:04, Steve Larson wrote:
> Jerome,
> I don`t think there are pics of them anywhere yet, but here`s the
> descriptions
> SC-69 (a similar screen to SC-21),
> SE-60 (a similar screen to SE-20),
> SG-60 (a similar screen to SG-20).
> and here`s the old ones:
> http://www.euronet
Takehiko Ueda wrote:
> What do you think, Aaron?
I think that the LX users of the world should rejoice! :)
-Aaron
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Treena Harp wrote:
>Would this work on the Tak version of this lens? I have one I
>bought 12 years ago that's in great condition except the zoom/
>focus collar is a little loose.
Hi Treena,
Not sure if the Tak version used the same means to secure the barrel, but
you could certainly give it a tr
Todd Stanley wrote:
> Wow, looks like the LX is really the king of the mountain again. Hey
> Aaron, you should buy another ME Super just to rub it in for the MX'ers :)
Wanna hear something funny? I just did.
-Aaron
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Beating a dead cow... makes the meat tender.
Regards,
Bob...
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"In the carboniferous epoch
we were promised perpetual peace.
They swore if we gave up our weapons
that the wars of the tribes would cease.
But when we disarmed they sold us,
and delivered us, bound, to o
A scroll of mail from mike wilson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on Tue,
27 Mar 2001 14:37:05 +0100
Read it? y
>One this line, I was always confused by the pictures of the
>accident at Chernobyl. Given that the event released vast
>quantities of a spectrum of ionising radiation, I never
>understood why the
A scroll of mail from "Tanya & Russell Mayer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on
Tue, 27 Mar 2001 09:46:20 +1000
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FA*80-200/2.8
I've just used this lens on my Z-1p and my MX back to back. It's very
fast from the Z-1p, very quiet, very nice to work with.
On the MX, once focused, I can snap it back
Going off on a tangent again... The dead horse reminded me of Dead Horse
Canyon State Park in Utah where we visited two years ago. Very picturesque
and Grand Canyon-like. It's adjacent to Canyon Lands National Park. We had
Kit Fox pups right in our camp site. And believe it or not, just as we
aimcompute wrote:
>
> Thanks for the explanation. And yes this word is just waiting to be used in
> the next Scrabble contest.
Anyone who attended a church that used the King James' version of the
bible should be only too familiar with the word 'kine' - it turns up
in the story of Joseph (he of
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on "kine", John Francis wrote:
> Anyone who attended a church that used the King James' version of the
> bible should be only too familiar with the word 'kine' - it turns up
> in the story of Joseph (he of the amazing technicolour dreamcoat), in
> the dream concerning the seven fat kine and the
On Wed, 28 Mar 2001 01:25:54 +1000, Rob Studdert wrote:
>
>Not quite, the SE-60 behaves more like a SE-25 and the SG-60 has an
>etched grid patern like the SE-20 but has optical characteristics like the SE-
>25/SE-60.
Hi Rob,
I DO hope that is a typo, the SG-60 DOES have a grid pattern like th
We could call it the Pentax eBay Entrepreneurs Mailing List. It would be a
place for complaining about missed opportunities, eBay bidding conspiracies,
and hawking your eBay auctions, as well as pointing out eBay weirdness. It
would probably halve the daily traffic in PDML easily. That would i
Now all I can think of is Head Smashed In Buffalo Jump.
"Head Smashed In, how can I help you?"
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Not to mention people living in Hawaii. They refer to that kine almost
daily, maybe even more often. :-)
Len
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> From: John Francis [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Tuesday, March 27, 2001 11:27 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: OT: Cows in the News
> htt
Interesting. Please read this in it's entirety. It's important. My Bible
uses the word 'cows' and says:
And here ascending out of the river Nile were seven cows fat-fleshed and
beautiful in form, and they began to feed among the Nile grass. And here
there were seven other cows ascending after
Hi all
Beloved child has many names.
Z1/Z1-p is practically the same camera, USA or European names don't make any
difference either:
- PZ 1..18
- PZ 1 SE1
- Z123
- PZ 1p.64
- Z1p...39
That amou
"Paris, Leonard" wrote:
>
> We could call it the Pentax eBay Entrepreneurs Mailing List. It would be a
> place for complaining about missed opportunities, eBay bidding conspiracies,
> and hawking your eBay auctions, as well as pointing out eBay weirdness. It
> would probably halve the daily tra
GOOD NEWS arrived yesterday via old Ma Bell... Seems the Kiron 24/2 k-mount
I returned to Ken-Mar Cameras (LI, NYC) can be repaired, and Ken, the man
himself, says his tech will do this thing and I should expect the lens's
return shortly!
Yay!! My $69.00 WA is coming home! (And it will earn it's k
"Paris, Leonard" wrote:
> Not to mention people living in Hawaii. They refer to that kine almost
> daily, maybe even more often. :-)
But its usually "da kine."
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Suite203, 11
It's usually grease from the focusing helicoid that has liquified and
run down onto the aperture blades. This is sometimes the result of a
lens being subjected to a lot of heat while stored front-glass-up. It's
common and easily repaired. Good luck with your new lens.
Paul
dosk wrote:
>
> GOOD N
Amen! That workhorse doesn't get enough respect. My get used 20 times more
than my MX's.
Bruce Dayton
Sacramento, CA
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From: "Jens Bladt" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, March 27, 2001 10:55 AM
Subject: RE: Bodies Roll Call Results UPDATE
Hi,
and those 2 tablets Moses brought down from the mountain? That was the
menu. "Sorry guys! Neighbour's ass is off. Who wants fries with the
McManna?"
---
Bob ('Is that a thunderbolt I hear?') Walkden
btw, the subject should either be 'Moos in the news' or 'News cows'.
mailto:[EMAIL PROTEC
Use manual mode (and hyper something mode which the camera has to update readings). It
is a nice camera - but MZ-5n is easier to use.
All the best!
Raimo
Personal photography homepage at http://personal.inet.fi/private/raimo.korhonen
-Alkuperäinen viesti-
Lähettäjä: dosk <[EMAIL PROTECTE
Hey, I could be a charter member!
Len
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> From: Robert Harris [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Tuesday, March 27, 2001 12:48 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: Maybe we need a new mailing list...
>
>
> "Paris, Leonard" wrote:
> >
> > We could call it th
Well - experience and luck play a significant role here - a few years back I took some
photos in a ballet (where photography was strictly forbidden), from a way back row,
with my smuggled Rollei 35 S, which has a pretty haphazard metering - and to my
surprise the pictures were good - no close-u
I thought about this long and hard but when I look at which lens I use the most it is
the 3.5/35-105 SMC Pentax-A. Best image quality of my Pentax lenses (better than
1.7/50 M!) and very good build quality - but heavy.
All the best!
Raimo
Personal photography homepage at http://personal.inet.fi/
My office scanner, which we use mostly for OCR, makes poor scans of
photographic prints, and can't handle either slides or negatives at all.
So, I was thrilled when my local supermarket brought in a Kodak Picture
Maker to the Photo Department.
Not only does it scan prints fairly well, but it also
Bob Walkden wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> and those 2 tablets Moses brought down from the mountain?
Three tablets.
"I have for you here these fifteen ..."
(trips)
"Ten! These ten commandments!"
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hi,
just was browsing and ordered a zx-m kit from photoalley.com, it has the
zx-m, the smc-a 50mm f2.0 lens, the af-201sa flash, and the aa grip fg. they
are offering $25 off and free shipping, total came to $224.95.
anybody know if they are an ok outfit?
cant wait,
paul
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First day I've had enough free time to go out and shoot, and it's just
rain, rain, rain all day long. I was planning on taking tripod and FA
100/2.8 and FA 35/2 out this morningn to catch some of the wildflowers
coming into bloom around here.
My last time out, about two weeks ago, I shot a big pa
Dan Scott wrote:
> Anyone have an "I shot "X" this weekend
> with a "Y" and had a great time"
> story to help me through this drought?
> Doesn't need to be plant related at all...
Sure, I'll help you out. Yesterday I had to fly to Reno for a quick
trip, so I brought along a Leica M3 and 50mm
Dan Scott wrote:
>
> First day I've had enough free time to go out and shoot, and it's just
> rain, rain, rain all day long.
Sorry dude, that sucks.
I'd throw in a Texas joke here, but you seem kind of down...
;)
>
> Anyone have an "I shot "X" this weekend with a "Y" and had a great time"
>
Dan Scott wrote:
>
> Anyone have an "I shot "X" this weekend with a "Y" and had a great time"
> story to help me through this drought? Doesn't need to be plant related at
> all...
I decided to use up the roll of Provia 400 (not 400F) that was lying
around, so I burned off some 'wandering around'
Surely it's no coincidence that so much stuff is suddenly for sale on
the list just when the MZ-S is announced.
So it may be that the recent upsurge of stuff for sale is a temporary
blip. Once enough list members have bought an MZ-S and FA 24-90, and
sold other stuff to defray the costs, we may g
If you already ordered and sent your money you had better hope they are an
OK outfit...
Jerry in Houston
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From: Paul Bauer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, March 27, 2001 2:00 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: just found a deal on a zx-m kit!!
hi,
just was br
This weekend, I shot an outdoor expedition with Spotmatic, Spotmatic II and
ESII using SMCT 85~210 f/4.5, SMCT 50mm f/1.4 and Zeiss Flektogon 35mm f/2.4
MC Macro. Lots of fun.
http://whitemetal.com/offroad/032401/index.htm
Paul M. Provencher
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From: Dan Scott [mailto
Dan, for a "real" photographer 8-) rain is just another challenge Next
Sunday is our car club (Alfa Romeo) annual Bluebonnet tour so I hope the
bonnets and other wildflowers will be out in abundance...
Jerry in Houston
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From: Dan Scott [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Se
Okay Dan I´ll bite,
This morning on my way to work I decided to stop by the Moving Wall
memorial that is here for the week. This is a half-sized replica of the
Vietnam Veterans Memorial located in Washington D.C. I have been to that
one and it is impressive. They have a site at http://
Hi
The lens isn't the best in the world, but if the price is right...you can
always get another 50mm lens (1.4 or 1.7)/or a perhaps a a 43mm limited!
Maybe a zoom, I'm not shure which MF standard zoom is the best.
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Hello:)
I've just been wondering if Cokin filters are coated... I couldn't find any
information about it on them in a shop... Can you give me any hint about it?
Thx in advance
Artur
===
"There are signs on the ring,
Which make me feel so down.
There's on
Hi all
Yes, It's truely a great camera. I only use other models for weight reasons
when travelling. The new MZ-S will change the whole scene in a few months, I
think. It will beat all the other models and some other brands as well.
Anyway, this roll call is "only" about the most popular cameras ON
William,
Sorry for the tardy response. Sounds like I missed some good
camaraderie. Maybe the next time I come through there we can all meet up?
My then I shold be carting around an MZ-S and an LX of course.
Concerning your daughter's choice of the ZX-M, after all she has put
th
dave o'brien <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> So I look at it. Manage to stop the shop assistant after he's only
> tripped the shutter once. Play with it. Feels very nice. Get him to
> put batteries in it. Look at the meter. It doesn't change no matter
> what I point it at. Put a lens (FA 50/1
Jeff,
Still have the -1 or +1 diopters?
Bill
William Wiseman wrote:
>
> I have several Ricoh XR diopters that I would sell (Cheap). They fit Ricoh
> KR & XR bodies and I have also used them on Pentax K1000 & KM bodies .
>
> I have +3, +1, -1 and -3.
>
> JeffW.
> _
Cokin filters suck canal water. Compared to even a cheap, screw in glass filter, they
are
sharpness reducing, contrast destroying, dispersion generating flair intensifiers.
Just my opinion.
Regards,
Bob...
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"In the carboniferous epoch
we were promised perpetual pe
Tanya,
My most favorite lens is my SMC-A 50/1.4. It is not as small as my
A1.7 but it does make for a nice small photo package. It also allows me for
less available light photography since I do not tend to use flash much.
I had to think about my most favorite, but once I looked
Dan Scott wrote:
> > Anyone have an "I shot "X" this weekend
> > with a "Y" and had a great time"
> > story to help me through this drought?
> > Doesn't need to be plant related at all...
A cute young thing is supposedly coming over tommorrow AM
to learn a bit about b&w darkr
Hi Dan and all,
My girlfriend and I took a drive on Sunday to a bird-watching area near Rome.
Heading north the sky got more and more cloudy, then badly overcast. I had in
the backpack only few Velvias but, luckily, I put in an Ektachrome E200 too.
Only a roll to burn (I should have carried the tr
Link work fine from this locality
Nice pics!!!
James
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From: "Tanya & Russell Mayer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Pentax Discussion List" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, March 27, 2001 1:11 AM
Subject: Subject: Re: This is for my Penance...
> On Mon, 26 Mar 2001 23:04:
Willy Robb wrote:
< bunch 'o stuff on Kodak Kisok snipped >
> The machine I have in my lab is also very under computered, and
> doesn't have sufficient resources to run the peripherals. It's
> not bad scanning a print, but it takes about 12 minutes to scan
> a negative at full resolutio
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From: "Peter Smith"
Subject: RE: LX: testing a used one.
> You mean the LX changes it's exposure during the shot? The
photographer
> chooses one shutter speed and the camera changes it? I
thought all you LX
> fans were preaching about the control given to the
pho
I bought that cult lens (Kiron 28-210) and it has performed nicely in
initial tests. It is the only non-Pentax lens I own. I have the same lens
in a Nikon AI if anyone has a Nikon body they want to put to use. I no
longer own a Nikon body. But see my other post about camera lense
balance...
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Jens Bladt wrote:
> That amounts to
> Z1/Z1-p145!
We know...and we're coming for you next. The LX will reign supreme!
-Aaron
trying to think of a one-word name meaning "LX zealot"...LXealot?
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Pristine condition, must sell ($150.00 U.S. or best offer)
- 1/4000 shutter speed
- auto/manual focus
- 4 drive modes
- auto bracketing (adjustable EF)
- servo auto focus
- auto focus spot beam projector
- built-in ttl flash
- diopter adjustment
- 3 auto modes
- memory lock
- audible in-focus w/ma
I read frequently about a lens is too heavy for this camera etc. To me, the
camera is a film holder you attach to a lens. I hold the lens (in the case
of longer heavier lens like the Kiron 28-210 or the A 70-210/4 or the
F300/4.5). Getting a camera that adds balance seems like just more weight.
As far as I know it goes like this;
-if the batteries are dead, and the speed is shorter than 1/30 (?) the
mirror will stay up as a "change your batteries" warning.
- the same may happen in aperture-priority mode?
And the exposure will change during exposure in aperture priority because
the meter
Aaron Reynolds wrote:
> We know...and we're coming for you next. The LX will reign supreme!
> trying to think of a one-word name meaning "LX zealot"...LXealot?
In the name of the Asahi Crown, I dub thee "Aaron, Sir LXalot"
Go thee forth and slay dragons, purge the infidels a
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From: "aimcompute" <
Subject: Re: Beating a Dead Hors...er, Cow
>
> Anyway, for anyone that's vacationing close to Arches NP
(these are red not
> golden), Dead Horse SP is a short diversion and well worth it.
>
> Tom C.
We were on our way back towards Moab from Dea
Hip waders might be a preferable option. It gets pretty deep around here.
Doug
off to play with a new titanium G4 powerbook
At 8:49 AM +10003/28/01, Tanya & Russell Mayer caused thus to appear:
>Tom, I love this shot, great contrast! I also checked out the rest of your
>website and it is n
Dan Scott wrote:
> First day I've had enough free time to go out and shoot, and it's just
> rain, rain, rain all day long. I was planning on taking tripod and FA
> 100/2.8 and FA 35/2 out this morningn to catch some of the wildflowers
> coming into bloom around here.
>
Don't understand the probl
Mark Stringer wrote:
> But what about this balance issue? What do you feel? I have large hands is
> that why it is less of an issue with me?
I'm with you, I can't really relate to those "balance" posts
either. I always have held the lens from below as support for
the
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From: "Alin Flaider" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Lewis, Gerald" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: March 27, 2001 2:12 AM
Subject: Re: Camera Recommendations
> How about this: Orwochrome UT18. It wasn't even E6 and its
exposure
> latitude was perhaps half of stop. I was fight
I have the -1 and -3. Price is $7 including 1st class postage in a padded
envelope.
Best,
JeffW.
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Mark Stringer wrote:
> But what about this balance issue?
> What do you feel? I have large hands is
> that why it is less of an issue with me?
Succinctly: everybody's different, everybody has different
preferences.
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On Tue, 27 Mar 2001 13:20:57 -0800, Bob Blakely wrote;
"Cokin filters suck canal water. Compared to even a cheap, screw in glass
filter, they are
sharpness reducing, contrast destroying, dispersion generating flair
intensifiers."
So what filters do yo prefer then, Bob? And which filters do oth
James,
The P5/P50 was designed for A lenses.
It works fine with K, A, F, and FA lenses.
With A lenses, the LCD goes into a Program Action or Program Depth of Field
mode. You change it with the two rectangular buttons at the top of the LCD.
You had a K lens on it, or had it set to a specific
Tom wrote:
"Yes, that's true. Adams, Bresson and Weston all wore tube socks up to
their knees.
Bresson draws now, so he wears support hose."
H...thanks for the advice, but I think I'll stick to pantihose:-)
Tanya.
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Wow, I sure hope these are the future plans for the Pentax slr lineup. I'll
be especially pleased if they come out with a "S-1" type camera to replace
my z-1p. Maybe it will be compatable with a new line of FA II USM lenses.
That would make for a killer system.
-paul
>From: Pål Jensen <[EMAI
PAUL STENQUIST <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>I shot my two dogs with an LX, a roll of TMY400 and my recently
>purchased 50/1.4 K. They're not really great posers. I've made the
>mistake of shooting them with a strobe in the past, and they don't trust
>me any more.
I've come to the conclusion that
None for me please, except for black and white. And then only
sparingly. Extra glass surfaces don't do much for pictures.
When I absolutely must use a filter, I stick to very high
quality, multicoated filters, like Pentax, B+W, Heliopan, Zeiss,
and Nikon. Never more than one filter at a time and
I'm sure they have/can come up with one. What ever you get, make sure it has
an anti-rotation lip on the back. Without the lip, when you go to a vertical
composition with some of the longer lenses (lens without tripod mounts) the
camera body will tend to rotate downward. I use the plates for quick
Pal Jensen wrote:
>Pentax have been showing their plans about the future 35mm slr line-up >at
>the
>Japan camera show. The MZ-S was said released while the Z-1p evolves >into
>it
>successor and the MZ-3 to its upgrade models.
So the MZ-S may not be the long awaited flagship after all.
>Its
I heard that Cokin makes the filter sold under the Canon badge. If true,
what does that say about the quality of Canon filters given the low regard
that Cokin have among some members of the list.
Paulo Ernest
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Get your FREE downloa
If anyone has the rubber eyepiece and/or
the plastic cap for the flash shoe for this camera or knows where they can
be obtained please let me know. I've tried Pentax Colorado and they don't
carry these anymore.
Ken Waller
That's where the FA* 85mm f/1.4 works well. Pet portraits under
available light.
Len
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> Mark Roberts
> Sent: Tuesday, March 27, 2001 7:28 AM
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> Subject: Re: Jonesing for a p
Ernest Alejandria wrote:
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> I heard that Cokin makes the filter sold under the Canon badge.
You heard wrong. Cokin makes their lenses.
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That may be so, but how do they feel about guys who owns Pentax?
Paulo Ernest
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John,
Did you ever get this back together?
I just looked at your web page with the photo of the loose pieces.
Let me know if you still need help.
Mark Roberts
John Mustarde <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>On Sun, 25 Mar 2001 15:53:56 -0600, you wrote:
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>>> Anyone got an exploded parts diagram fo
From: "Len Paris"
"I buy the best lenses I can afford and see no reason to degrade
their performance further .."
Hey Len, does their performance visibly degrade after you start
using them?
HAR!
Wheatfield Willie
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From: "Tanya & Russell Mayer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: March 27, 2001 6:25 PM
Subject: Subject: Re: Cokin filters
> On Tue, 27 Mar 2001 13:20:57 -0800, Bob Blakely wrote;
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> "Cokin filters suck canal water. Compare
Could someone please fix the subject line on this. I seem to
have mangled it.
Wait till you see what I have done to your gallery...
Yipp
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Spotted on eBay with a BIN price of, $350.00
http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1225611251
Later,
Gary
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The Jupiter 85/2 is a copy of the Zeiss 85/2 for Contax...
and it shares many of the attributes for which Zeiss is known for.
There is more to a lens besides sharpness... esp. a lens which is
more likely to be designated for potraiture.
Being slightly soft wide open to about f4 is very useful fo
It has a 'BIN' flash on the 'What's new today' page but when you view the
item there is no mention of a BIN price???
Don
Subject: BRAND NEW PENTAX FA 43 f1.9 Limited Lens,NR
> Spotted on eBay with a BIN price of, $350.00
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> http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1225611251
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>
> > I think I look too young to have money. People
> generally think I am
> > about 8-10 years younger. But I had seen the
> Pentax MZ-30 brochure and
> > nothing else was going to make me happy.
> Except the MZ-7? :)
I hadn't thought that far ahead. Maybe next year. Or
maybe MZ-S, or LX even.
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