Oh, you're no fun.
--- Peter Alling <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Lets not get back on the subject of self dating.
> At 04:37 PM 7/29/2001 -0700, you wrote:
> >You are dating yourself there :) Christmas '75 -
> don't
> >remember that one, and not because of what I was
> >drinking (I was on a brea
Well, I would cheat and choose two.
This "interaction" betweeen tv and jeepgirl. I just
have to see it in person (not that I ever will).
No, I'm not interested in tv. He is way too free with
his affections for me :)
Jody.
PS. Thanks Doug for mentioning me. I am touched. We
love you too.
Am too.
At 03:50 AM 8/6/2001 -0700, you wrote:
>Oh, you're no fun.
>
>--- Peter Alling <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Lets not get back on the subject of self dating.
>
> > At 04:37 PM 7/29/2001 -0700, you wrote:
> > >You are dating yourself there :) Christmas '75 -
> > don't
> > >remember that o
I don't know - I only heard of the lens sock, so i don't know what it
is exactly, and that's what I'm trying to find out. Never heard of a
hood hat. Perhaps you can describe it or provide a pointer to a site
or photo? Thanks, Peter.
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> Do you, by some chance, refer to
Done it!
Spent three days with Roberto Burgos trekking me across wonderful Costa Rica!
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Shel Belinkoff wrote:
> ... or, rather, put it in a sock. I've just heard of a product called
> a "lens sock" which is used to protect the barrel of the lens from
> moisture when shooting in rain or very damp weather. has anyone ever
> used one of these things? Sounds kind of interesting.
Ne
> Never heard of a
> hood hat. Perhaps you can describe it or provide a pointer to a site
> or photo? Thanks, Peter.
The Optech hood hat protects both the lens and the
lens shade:
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Sorry about that post...anyway, here is the link
to the hood hat:
http://www.optechusa.com/lens.htm#LENS
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Hi all!
I am clearing some not much used lenses to make "room" for a lens I
wish for - the 2/24 FA*.And possibly something more too :)
This time it's a mirror telephoto from Russia (or Ukraine, I am not
sure where the factory is located).
"MC RUBINAR 5.6/500 MACRO" is it called. It's built
Hi all!
The newest Pentax flash , the 360FTZ, is supposed to have exposure
compensation ON THE FLASH, not via the body, if I remember the info
here well.
Anybody knows if this flash's feature would work on older bodies as
well? And even bodies without builtin flash exposure compensation (=
other
I don't know how many of these lenses Ricoh made, but many 3rd party lenses
have the PK-R contact on them so they will work on your camera. Both my
Vivitar 19mm F3.8 and Pheonix 100mm F3.5 Macro have the contact on them.
Todd
At 09:09 PM 8/5/01 -0700, you wrote:
>I have a Ricoh XRX-3PF SLR cam
Dave,
Definately give that Polaroid a try. I picked up a Model 250 at an auction
a couple of years ago for $1. The camera looks and works like brand new. I
occaisionally take it out and shoot with it and I find it quite fun. The
camera is well built, the zeiss rangefinder is fun to use and
Thanks Jan.I will try this ASAP(ie free time)
Dave
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To: "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: Thanks for Photoshop help
On Sat, 4 Aug 2001 19:38:25 -0400, David J
Hi!
Which flash would be the best for wedding/outdoor (fill flash) photography
(on Z-1p)? Probably sounds silly, but I have no idea. :( For now possible
variants are:
1) Pentax AF500 (reviews are saying that I'd better have a truck with AA
batteries at the hand)
2) Sigma EF 500 ST/Super (looks
> My impression of a TC (I don't know if I'm right), is
> that it takes the middle portion of the image formed
> by whatever lens it's attached to, and magnifies that
> portion. . . . .
>
> That being the case, wouldn't the "100mm f2.8" lens
> have the same DOF as the original 50mm f1.4?
A scroll of mail from Bob Walkden <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on Sun, 5 Aug
2001 20:21:10 +0100
Read it? y
>it would be much more fun to shoot Pål with puffins.
>
>Bob Blakely could design some sort of repeat action rifle with a
>puffin-sized barrel. We then line Pål up against one of our many
>brick wall
> Who would you hang out with, and why?
I'd hate to limit it to just one. I've met several of the CA
PDML members on a photo trip to Muir Woods - a great way to see
how others view the same scene. I'd be only too happy to join
any of those folks again. There are two or three other locals
I'
>
> ... or, rather, put it in a sock. I've just heard of a product called
> a "lens sock" which is used to protect the barrel of the lens from
> moisture when shooting in rain or very damp weather. has anyone ever
> used one of these things? Sounds kind of interesting.
I've seen several of th
I have used my AF 500FTZ with PZ-1p for several weddings and found it to
work great. I don't know where you heard about using truckloads of
batteries. I have not found it to be any different than any other flash.
Bruce Dayton
Sacramento, CA
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>
> Hi!
> Which flash would be the best for wedding/outdoor (fill flash) photography
> (on Z-1p)? Probably sounds silly, but I have no idea. :( For now possible
> variants are:
> 1) Pentax AF500 (reviews are saying that I'd better have a truck with AA
> batteries at the h
From: Kevin Thornsberry <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Well, I think you really hit a home run with the PUG submission. It =
seems much sharper than the LX submission and is a better composition as =
well. In terms of the sharpness, do you see it in the prints or is it =
simply a matter of computer sharpe
From: John Coyle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Maybe Fernando Schifis?
>
> Albano
>
Yes, that's him. Do you know him?
John Coyle
Brisbane, Australia
Yes, I konw him. He's a friend, and I'm one of the guilties of him becoming
a pentaxian. He owns a MZ 7, and soon will have a MZ 3. He subscribed some
da
Thanks for the information on the Takumar 28-80 F 3.5 lens. The same store
also has a Tamron 28-70 F 3.5 which I would assume is a better lens. Which
of the two should produce sharper pictures with my ME Super?
Thanks,
Don White
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...that featured abstract landscapes? It was mentioned on the PDML at
least a month or two ago (probably more), but I can't find it through the
archives. I remember that the page had some gorgeous colour abstractions
of landscapes. Does this ring a bell for anyone?
chris
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On 6 Aug 2001, at 19:09, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi!
> Which flash would be the best for wedding/outdoor (fill flash) photography
> (on Z-1p)? Probably sounds silly, but I have no idea. :( For now possible
> variants are:
> 1) Pentax AF500 (reviews are saying that I'd better have a truck
> -Original Message-
> From: John Mustarde [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> I'd like to hang with one of the PDML'ers outside the
> US.I love to travel abroad but don't get many
> opportunities. I'm thinking of Albano Garcia or Josten
> Oskein. Both those guys have an eye for smooth,
> unclut
Chris Brogden wrote:
> ...that featured abstract landscapes? It was mentioned on the PDML at
> least a month or two ago (probably more), but I can't find it through the
> archives. I remember that the page had some gorgeous colour abstractions
> of landscapes. Does this ring a bell for anyone?
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From: "Don White" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, August 06, 2001 12:04 PM
Subject: RE: Just joined the group.
> Thanks for the information on the Takumar 28-80 F 3.5 lens.
The same store
> also has a Tamron 28-70 F 3.5 which I would assume
Thank you for the information Mr. Robb,
It is a provincial holiday today for most folks (NB DAY) but I will go th
the photo shop tomorrow and try out both lenses as per your suggestion. I
will post the results in anfurure e-mail.
Again thanks for your help, it is well appreciated.
Don
-Ori
i have use a vivitar 285hv with a quantum 1+ battery pack and a
strobeframe camera tilt braket on a pz1p. always worked great for me.
Hi!
Which flash would be the best for wedding/outdoor (fill flash) photography
(on Z-1p)? Probably sounds silly, but I have no idea. :( For now possible
var
That's a bit misleading. Quantum makes a cable for the Pentax
AF500FTZ that lets you power the flash from the Quantum Turbo
battery. Believe me, you could shoot a whole wedding and still
have flash power left over. The quantum Turbo isn't real cheap
but it's real good. Ask TV or Ken Archer if
Eric;
I checked the battery on my multimeter and it is a bit weak (getting about
3.8 v, it should be 4.5v). I was ready to give up on it, figuring the
battery would not be available. I am going to contact polaroid to see if
the batteries are still available.
My dad was a big fan of polaroids
A few comments on this month's efforts:
William Johnson - The Broken Fence
Captivating and other-wordly. A remarkable image. Probably would have
worked in any media you chose, but the HIE gives it something extra.
Congratulations!
Jostein Øksne - Night Pipe
When one lives in NJ, one needs to f
If I could hang one PDML:er it would have to be (Saskatchewan) Bill (or any other
Canadian volunteer). I would hang him (probably) on that big TDK-sign at the corner at
the start of the finish in the Edmonton stadium where the World Cup in athletics
(track and field) is taking place right now a
Len Paris wrote:
> The quantum Turbo isn't real cheap
> but it's real good. Ask TV or Ken Archer if you aren't willing
> to take my word for it.
It's real good.
tv
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Hi!
About a year or so back, I had a conversation with a gentleman
possibly from PDML about a SCA system BRAUN flash of relatively high
GN. The gentleman is from Wienna, Österreich.
Unfortunately, I can't find the archived messages anywhere on my
computer, it propably got lost in a crash. I stil
Hi!
About a year or so back, I had a conversation with a gentleman
possibly from PDML about a SCA system BRAUN flash of relatively high
GN. The gentleman is from Wienna, Österreich.
Unfortunately, I can't find the archived messages anywhere on my
computer, it propably got lost in a crash. I stil
<<. Never heard of a
hood hat. Perhaps you can describe it or provide a pointer to a site
or photo? Thanks, Peter.
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> Do you, by some chance, refer to the
> hood hat? In which case it is an Op/tech
> item.
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Shel Belinkoff>>
This is something which we import to
Thanks a lot Chris.
Glad you liked it.
Industrial areas and cities in general are a bit otherworldly (is that
a word?) to me... Too focused on nature, I suppose.
Jostein
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[...]
> Jostein Øksne - Night Pipe
> When one lives
Hey Folks,
I've got some Delta 3200 that's been sitting in my fridge for about a year
now. I was considering burning a couple of rolls but I seem to recall
reading that it needs to be shot quickly. Anyone have any info about the
stability of Delta 3200?
Mark
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Do they make a cable that allows it to be used with the AF400T? Those
six AAs just don't cut it, and I haven't been able to find the big
Pentax battery.
Paul
Len Paris wrote:
>
> That's a bit misleading. Quantum makes a cable for the Pentax
> AF500FTZ that lets you power the flash from the Quan
Paul Jones <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hmm. I think i would choose Shel, He takes nice shots, seems
like a good guy
> and I think I could learn a lot.
>
> Theres numerous others i'd like to shoot with, Wheatfield
(could be
> interesting:), Doug Brewer, Gianfranco Irlanda and lots more.
Its more
On Sun, 05 Aug 2001 22:11:34 -0400, you wrote:
>Now, for a question, I am almost afraid to have it cleaned in
>fear that it will not come back as exceptional as it went in,
I wouldn't take a chance of ruining a perfectly good
lens just to get some dirt and dust cleaned.
Your own test indicates
I have a Metz 40MZ3i used on Z-1p. Usually I point the flash to the white
ceiling for more natural results and this flash (TTL mode) has never failed
me (quite powerful). But I have found its odd shape with SCA3701 adaptor
does not fit in any of my camera bag well. AF500FTZ (or similar design l
Hi Gang ...
Selling this for a friend - a cosmetically perfect K28/3.5, which, as
you all know, is one of the nicest 28mm lenses Pentax ever made.
Generic front and rear caps included. This one could be considered
almost new except it has a little dust inside. $75.00 with a
satisfaction guarante
Yes, they do but not for the Turbo or Turbo Z. Check out the
following URL and you'll find the information that you seek.
The Quantum Bantum may be exactly what you need.
http://www.qtm.com/
I hope this helps.
Len
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Hi Mark ...
You're correct that high-speed film is has a shorter shelf life than
400 speed or slower film, and that it can deteriorate even when
refrigerated or frozen. What's the expiration date on the package? Is
the film refrigerated or frozen? Stored in a lead, or lead-lined
container or wi
On Mon, 6 Aug 2001, Nicholas Wright wrote:
> My web site is ~almost~ ready to be advertised, so I'd like to have
> everyone's opinion.
>
> http://celt.drak.net/nwright/index.html
You have some great photos on your site, and a nice, clean design. I do
have some questions about your pricing pa
This is all a conspiracy to get everyone to be nice for a while eh? What
next, a beauty contest? :-)
ppro
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In a message dated 8/6/01 6:47:23 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< Do they make a cable that allows it to be used with the AF400T? Those
six AAs just don't cut it, and I haven't been able to find the big Pentax
battery.
Paul >>
Six fresh Eveready Lithiums will shoot up
...Let me get my thong.
From: "Paul M. Provencher" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> This is all a conspiracy to get everyone to be nice for a while eh? What
> next, a beauty contest? :-)
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Nicholas Wright wrote:
>
> My web site is ~almost~ ready to be advertised, so I'd like to have
> everyone's opinion.
>
> http://celt.drak.net/nwright/index.html
Well, you asked for an opinion. These comments are intended in good
faith and are meant to be constructive.
Good photos, but you know
I added an MZ-S to my bag, but sold my PZ-1p (to another list member).
Stan
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Date: Mon, 6 Aug 2001 16:17:49 -0300
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Bodies Roll Call Results UPDATE 110
>
>
> Just another MZ S
>
> Please send the message
On Mon, 6 Aug 2001, Bob Blakely wrote:
> ...Let me get my thong.
Ya know, Bob... that's not exactly a mental picture I want in my head just
before going to bed. *L*
chris
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FYI - today is the 20th annaversary of the introduction thong. It's now
available in sizes up to 22. How there's a photo op for ya.
Har!
Regards,
Bob...
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The object of war is not to die for your country. It's to make the other
bastard die for his.
~Gen. George S. Patton
From:
I think somebody just got busted. During one of my sales meetings when
moral was a little low, I asked each of my salesmen to tell the one
thing they liked best about each of the other salesmen they worked
with. At the end of the meeting, each one had a head the size of a
basketball. We nor
In a message dated 8/6/01 7:41:30 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< Anyway, I'm wondering what all of your opinions are concerning mirror
lenses in this focal area? The second option would be to use one of Pentax's
300 (I would prefer the F* for tripod mount), so my secon
In a message dated 8/6/01 10:33:42 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<<
The reason that I'm asking is because I'd like to get some compact lenses
for hiking so that I can have a wide variety of focal options without alot
of bulk or weight. >>
Regardless of what you've been
Judging from your prices, I get the impression you are more interested
in getting jobs than you are in paying the bills. No professional
photographer worth his salt could make a living with those prices.
On Monday 06 August 2001 21:58, you wrote:
> My web site is ~almost~ ready to be advertise
How many DINK(S) (Double Income, No Kid(s) PDML members are there beside me
and my wife?
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Nicholas Wright wrote:
> My web site is ~almost~ ready to be advertised, so I'd like to have
> everyone's opinion.
>
> http://celt.drak.net/nwright/index.html
>
> Thanks!
>
> Nick
I like the web design & images very much.
David S.
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Howdy folks,
Anyone know of a site with comparisons between several cameras' shutter lag?
I'm interested in finding out those numbers for the MX, LX, ME-Super, etc. A
quick web search hasn't yielded anything too interesting...
Thanks,
j
=
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http://www.jbuhler.com
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I've just got back from a Nicola Lake (Monck Provintial Park) 22km from
Merritt, BC, where my newly acquired Vivitar 300mm f5.5 and ME Super were
tested. I really like the combination, especially the tripod mount.
Our campsite proved an ideal spot to try wildlife photos, as half an hour
after ar
ARRR!!
At 08:53 PM 8/6/2001 -0700, Bob Blakley scrawled wrote:
>...Let me get my thong.
>
>From: "Paul M. Provencher" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
>
> > This is all a conspiracy to get everyone to be nice for a while eh? What
> > next, a beauty contest? :-)
>
>
>-
>This message is from the
And I decided to read my e-mail because I couldn't sleep. Now I'll have
nightmares.
At 09:03 PM 8/6/2001 -0700, Bob Blakely wrote:
>FYI - today is the 20th annaversary of the introduction thong. It's now
>available in sizes up to 22. How there's a photo op for ya.
>
>Har!
>
>Regards,
>Bob...
>--
If you're new to the list or just haven't seen the geography poll before,
here's how it works. I'm asking every member of the PDML (Pentax Discuss
Mailing List... this thing you're reading now ) to mail me their city,
state/province and country so that I can complile the information in a
list.
>I found a used FA*300/4.5 at an incredible price. I know I've seen you
>speaking about this lens before (right?), do you have the F* or FA*? If the
>FA*, how often have you missed having a tripod mount on the lens? Having an
>AF TC is not really that important to me, the pz1p can't (at least
>ac
Do we really need to have this as a thread? Let's just stick to
Pentax/photo stuff. Who cares if we're dinks, gen x-ers, yuppies, etc.
Jim A.
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> Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Date: Tue, 7 Aug 2001 00:33:04 EDT
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: O-OT: How many DINK(S) he
Lovely photos, Nick -
Probably better to ask folk to contact you for pricing on
special jobs rather
than saying everything is negotiable. Makes you sound too
eager and the photos
you are showing here show obvious talent - you don't have to
be greedy, just
don't give 'em away :)
Good luck with i
Juan J. Buhler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Howdy folks,
>
> Anyone know of a site with comparisons between several
cameras' shutter lag?
> I'm interested in finding out those numbers for the MX, LX,
ME-Super, etc. A
> quick web search hasn't yielded anything too interesting...
>
> Thanks,
>
>
Hi!
I tried to photograph a model and here are the results:
(I met her at my office and asked if she could be a model for me)
http://pp.hok.fi/hartikainen/tiia.htm
I used a Ricoh XR-X with Pentax-A 135/2.8 & Fuji 400 Superia.
Scanned from 10*15 cm prints.
This was my first time to try something
Thank you, guys, very much for answers, this brings at least vision of
light at the end of a tunnel :)
So, it seems that AF500FTZ is the most popular, so does METZ. That's true,
good things are never cheap, but on the other hand this is kind of long
time investment. A good flash and other necessar
Could it be Lasses post about this year's Hasselblad prize winner (see
below)?
Jostein
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Sent: Thursday, March 08, 2001 3:39 PM
Subject: Japanese winner of the Hasselblad photo prize!
> Go to
> http:
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