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
Could it be Lasses post about this year's Hasselblad prize winner (see
below)?
Jostein
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From: Lasse Karlsson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, March 08, 2001 3:39 PM
Subject: Japanese winner of the Hasselblad photo prize!
Go to
To keep this on topic, slides where taken with a Pentax 67 and 105/2.4.
Literally, my first roll with the 67! I REALLY like the size of the
transparencies!
Now that this is out of the way, I have a question about how to apply
filters
in Photoshop 5.5 (on a PC).
If I scan with the Agfa Duoscan
Hi Michel:
On Tuesday, August 07, 2001 5:34 PM, Michel Adam [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
If I scan with the Agfa Duoscan T1200, I can produce TIFF files with more
than 8 bit
per channel, but when imported in Photoshop, all the filters are grayed out.
Are you scanning in Indexcolour
Hi,
The LX wins... I wonder how much the lag would be when the
winder is attached...
why should that make any difference?
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the camera is a feared instrument and a man with
a camera is suspected and watched wherever he goes
John Steinbeck, 'A Russian
I am scanning in RGB mode, output to TIFF files. If I pick 24bit color, I can
apply filters, but if I save with more than 24bit (still in RGB), then I can't use any
filters.
The help in Photoshop says as much (no filter in higher than 8bits/channel), but does
not
explain why, or how to get
Hi Maciej,
Pentax Sold the K1000 design and production tools to a china company. They made some
modifications, like LED meter read_out and a plastic top plate.
It is sold under various brand names, unfortunaly it is not so reliable as the
origional! I guess a origional body will cost second
Michel Adam writes:
To keep this on topic, slides where taken with a Pentax 67 and 105/2.4.
Literally, my first roll with the 67! I REALLY like the size of the
transparencies!
Great aren't they :) You don't even need a loupe to look at them (not that I'm
considering the mega-expensive
Which one do you suspect? ;)
Atvars, actuall fr away from you and your wife, therefore that's not me
anyway
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How many DINK(S) (Double Income, No Kid(s) PDML members are there beside
me
and my wife?
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Heck of a good start! Nice job.
Jim
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From: Timo Hartikainen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, August 06, 2001 11:39 PM
Subject: OT: pics
Hi!
I tried to photograph a model and here are the results:
(I met her at my office and asked if she could
I have a vague memory of this being discussed a long while back. Maybe a
year or so. I think the conclusion was that Photoshop has a real limit at 8
bit/channel.
There may have been words of another editing package that did handle 16
bit/channel, but I'm not sure. And I'm too lazy to check the
Although I am not familiar with Pentax MX, I know that this body does not
offer multiexposure function. However, I wonder if it is possible to fool
the camera somehow, as it is in some other non-Pentax manual cameras (e.g.
by pushing the button releasing the film as when rewinding, then using the
Scooterman wrote:
but how in the world does
one get crud INSIDE of a sealed unit??
Lenses aren't sealed. They have to be vented to allow for expansion
of air and movement of internal workings.
Is this something I need to be worried about?
Generally not. In fact, I've seen some lenses
Hi Gert,
They told me there is allready a Pentax LXII, but for
the Japanees Market only!!!
I think they meant the LX 2000 not the LX II.
Sincerely,
Take Ueda, Osaka, Japan
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OK ...
How many:
are single and earn over $75,000.00 per year and wear size 12 shoes or
larger?
bowl semi-professionally?
drive old Buick station wagons ...
sigh
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Shel Belinkoff
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Why should I use a meter? What if the darn thing broke on me
when I was out making a
From: Nicholas Wright [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Invitation for comments...
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
~~~
Using Netscape 4.72 w/ 56k v90-x2
Anders Werholt [EMAIL PROTECTED] asked:
Is this normal for a ME Super...?
Try again with the strap lugs removed, or held tightly to prevent them from
moving.
Hope this helps - good luck.
Regards
Jim Brooks
E-MAILS are
It's not always dust either, a lot of the times it can be small chips of
the black matte paint that have started to peel from the inside of the
lens. On zoom lenses it is impossible to seal the unit anyway, because of
lens elements moving around would cause a vacuum, or areas of high pressure
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Still got one at home
Dave
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From: Dan Scott [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tue, 7 Aug 2001 09:01:57 -0500
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: O-OT: How many DINK(S) here?
How many DINK(S) (Double Income, No Kid(s) PDML members are there
beside me
and my wife?
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Not
Shel wrote:
I mentioned the few bits of dust in the lens I'm
offering because I want potential buyers to be
absolutely clear about what they are getting.
For some a speck of dust is a heart stopping
experience, for others it's just part of life.
Even brand new lenses can be found with dust
Not from Jackie Gleason going Hardy, har, har?
(Jackie Gleason, large American comedian of TV fame some
years back, subsequently fine dramatic actor and hell of a
pool player, I'm told.)
But it still means ha :)
annsan
Bob Blakely wrote:
The same as Ha!, except from a crusty old goat
Malfud asked:
How many DINK(S) (Double Income, No Kid(s))
PDML members are there beside me
and my wife?
Malfud,
I don't think you're a DINK.
Maybe a DIG (Dual Income Grandparent)?
In any case, you probably qualify as an Empty Nester who Faith Popcorn says should be
Cocooning your way to
Bob Walkden [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
The LX wins... I wonder how much the lag would be when the
winder is attached...
why should that make any difference?
Uh...
You are right, it shouldn't...
I was thinking about the shutter release stroke, and I was so
tired I've mixed all
or:
Shoot small furry animals with large caliber weapons?
Are burdened with excessive flatulence?
Have more that 5 rolls of completely exposed but undeveloped film?
longer sigh
Regards,
Bob...
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In the carboniferous epoch
we were promised perpetual peace.
They
ROF - 2
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From: David J Brooks [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, August 07, 2001 10:33 AM
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Still got one at home
Dave
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Sent: Tue, 7
Saw it today. Impressive. 5.7 (or so) mp.
Supposed to be upgradable, what ever that means.
Collin
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Hi,
from lens FAQ
snip
Q10. What are the closest and farthest points that will be in
acceptably sharp focus?
A. Sclose = h * So / (h + (So - f))
Sfar = h * So / (h - (So - f))
or, defining hr = h/(So - f)
Sclose = So * hr/(hr+1)
Sfar = So * hr/(hr-1)
Think of hr as the
On Mon, 6 Aug 2001, Gianfranco Irlanda wrote:
[...]
Hope this helps.
It does, thanks!
I wonder about the MX now... Anyone know what its lag is?
j
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Tiger Moses: Arch at night
Great shot. There is a lot of Urban Nightscapes this month, but I think
yours is the best of'em. Simply.
David A. Mann: Hands
Very nice. Moody. Symbolic. The light is part of the composition, as Collin
expressed about his shot.
Collin Brendemuehl: Players
Interesting
To list members in North America who might be interested, there will be an
hour long feature of photographer Sebastiao Salgado on Cinemax on Wednesday,
Aug. 8. The title of the piece is Spectre of Hope. It is a journal about
his travels to 40 plus countries as he documents the effect of
first you have to define semi-professionally.
Doug
what's income?
At 7:43 AM -07008/7/01, Shel Belinkoff wrote, or at least typed:
OK ...
How many:
are single and earn over $75,000.00 per year and wear size 12 shoes or
larger?
bowl semi-professionally?
drive old Buick station wagons ...
Shel Belinkoff wrote:
OK ...
How many:
are single and earn over $75,000.00 per year and wear size 12 shoes or
larger?
I wear size 14, but don't make that much
bowl semi-professionally?
Bowling is a profession?
drive old Buick station wagons ...
86 Chevy Caprice. Body Color:
I have yet to see one, though I have seen the images from it. There
is a chance that the squadron photographer will be getting a D1x and D1h so
I should be getting a chance to play with them soon enough.
By upgradable it is the fact that the frimware can be updated. This
was
Michel Adam asked:
Now that this is out of the way, I have a question about
how to apply filters in Photoshop 5.5 (on a PC).
If I scan with the Agfa Duoscan T1200, I can produce TIFF
files with more than 8 bit per channel, but when imported
in Photoshop, all the filters are grayed out.
Doug,
You caught me off guard. I tend to be quiet - I thought - on this
list and figured who would notice little ol´me in the background. I have
tended to refrain from answering this thread because only 1 PDMLer?
I have been fortunate to meet two and have enjoyed being with
By any chance does anyone have a spare Pentax FDP Grip Strap that they'd be
willing to part with? Thanks.
Nick
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BH Photo has them. See http://bhphotovideo.com.
Or are you saying that you want to buy one cheap from someone
that doesn't like to use theirs? That might be tough because
most folks I know like them pretty much.
Len
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Hi!
I finally got some money to get a new tripod over my old 69 Made in
Japan, which is now quite wobbly.
I ask for some comments on the following heads, please.
(I will buy either MA 055 CLB or MA 455 B, the older equiv. of 055)
ballhead - cheap but heavy enough for me is #168 - any comments
Hi all!
I found this lens used for a nice price. It's the plastic, manual
focus version, propably one of the older ones. PK-A mount.
Any experience with its build quality and reliability? Is it rugged
enough? I just sold a Tamron SP 35-105/2.8 as it was not much rugged
and not wide enough for
In a message dated 8/7/01 12:55:24 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
The Vivitar is a fine lens, so you might think of it as an alterative.
James
Hey James. I've never seen or used your Vivitar, but I do own their Series 1
70-210 macro, circa 1984, a verp sharp, crisp
I cannot wait to see the Pentax digital when it comes out.
Has there been any further word on it?
César Matamoros II
Panama City, Florida
The last I heard it was still projected for later this year.
This month is the Pentax sales meeting, so
Hi,
The noise is not from the strap lugs, it's from the inside of the
camera-body.
/ A. Werholt
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From: Jim Brooks [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, August 07, 2001 4:49 PM
Subject: Re: Me Super noise
Anders Werholt [EMAIL PROTECTED] asked:
Counting up all the Spotmatics=194. Quite a showing.
Thanks for your efforts Albano!
Steve Larson
Redondo Beach, California
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, August 07, 2001 11:38 AM
Subject: Bodies Roll Call Results UPDATE 111
Just
Another month and more fine images. I have come to enjoy perusing
the PUG as it comes out and then again to look at my assignment. To wit -
Players Collin Brendemuehl, USA
I enjoy the layout of the image. It lends itself as a story you create as
you look at it. Is it
Thanks.
Perhaps I should have moved a piece or two
to enhance the setting.
Collin
From: Jostein Oksne [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Collin Brendemuehl: Players
Interesting shot and interesting title, since there are no humans in the
picture. It looks as if the whole situation is waiting for someone to do
Yes, I use hoping to purchase one from someone doesn't want theirs anymore.
:) The pragmaticist in me still finds it difficult to shell out more than
$70 for an accessory piece of plastic. Hehe...
Nick
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: Pentax FDP
Frantisek wrote:
I ask for some comments on the following heads, please
ballhead - cheap but heavy enough for me is #168 - any comments
on it? Using with up to 500mm lenses or medium format camera
(and future upgrade to some smaller LF, crown graphic or similar) ?
or 3-way head, #029
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Frantisek asked:
I ask for some comments on the following heads, please
and Bill Peifer wrote:
Also, I've read that the double-action feature (separate lock for
panning motions) is not too useful. I would also like to hear
anyone's comments on the Manfrotto 168/ Bogen 3055.
Cesar Matamoros wrote:
[snip...]
Mars Rising: A Self-PortraitBill Peifer USA
[snip...]
Hi Cesar,
Thanks for the kind comments. I'm glad you mentioned the distracting
element of the brightness showing through the shirt. I was distracted by it
as well. This shot was one of a
Okay, pretending to miss the point just 'cause that's
the mood I'm in:
Shoot small furry animals with large caliber weapons?
I would expect that launching them with a trebuchet would
be less traumatic to the critter ... oh, wait, landing is
still gonna hurt. Never mind; carry on with the
The thong is so important someone remembered its anniversary?!
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Sent: Monday, August 06, 2001 11:03 PM
Subject: Re: If you could hang 1 PDMLer, who would it be?
FYI - today is the 20th annaversary of the
William Kane wrote:
Shel Belinkoff wrote:
OK ...
[snip]
bowl semi-professionally?
Bowling is a profession?
Only if done with a professional ball.
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Jostein Oksne
Sent: Tuesday, August 07, 2001 3:17 AM
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Subject: RE: Does anyone remember the site...
Could it be Lasses post about this year's
Hi Frantisek,
I once tested the AF version in Nikon mount (I wanted to use
something better than the 35-70/3.3-4.5 I had at that time with
my F-70).
I'm pretty sure that the MF and the AF versions were the same.
I made some shot from the office where the seller worked, so
this is not a definitive
I was wondering about that. I have been planning on making the photos
clickable to see a larger version. But I'll prolly just make them smaller.
Thanks for all the comments by the way.
Nick
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From: John Mustarde [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Invitation for
I've got a UMAX Astra 1220p a couple a years old and
lately there
has been a gradually widening transparent but canary
yellow band
on each side of the scans. Doesn't matter much when my
object
takes up less than the entire surface of the bed or if I'm
doing photos -
most of which I
Okay, I have drawn up rudimentary plans for an add-on tripod collar for the
FA* 300/4.5 that I am, hopefully, purchasing this weekend. It would be a
simple metal bracket (parts that come in contact with the lens would be
covered with leather padding) with straps to hold the lens in place. My only
Ummm...Would the fact that film reflectivity is no longer uniform (as it was
in the 70's and 80's) have something to do with the fact that OTF is no
longer in favour?
RK
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I was told it would be out this fall.
Ken Waller
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Subject: RE: D1x
I cannot wait to see the Pentax digital when it comes out.
Has there been any further word on it?
Hi Ann, I have the 2000P and it is the third time that I`ve been
getting the yellow band. I called the tech support and they say
to try:
1:) Shut down the computer, unplug the power supply cord,
boot up the computer, wait five minutes, then plug the power
supply cord (the black one) back in, and
Thanks. I wanted the candles to be the players.
It was planned, but not like a marketing department might do it.
To be slick is good for magazine and tv, but not necessarily for
something of an abstract character.
Collin
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Another month and
I received the following msg via my web site. Any comments from the group?
Stan
FA 100 mm / 3,5
Want to know, whether anyone has experience with this lens? I think, it may
be the following up to SMC-M 100/2,8. Is it worth buying? I seek for a nice
Telephoto-Lens for landscape to add to the
Hi RK,
I think that it`s probably just expensive to produce. It should be in favor,
and will be, if we keep asking for it. I mean to meter while the shutter is
open, how can you get better than that?
Steve Larson
Redondo Beach, California
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From: RK [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi,
An engineers workshop should be able to make it for you. I used to get items
made by these sorta guys when i was modifying cars.
I'd be interested in having a look at your plans, as i was thinking about
making a tripod mount for my FA*200/2.8 for when i use it with a 2x
Teleconvertor.
My
Hi Nick, try to find a Mom and Pop machine shop.
Steve Larson
Redondo Beach, California
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From: Nicholas Wright [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: PDML [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, August 07, 2001 4:26 PM
Subject: Kindof OT: Metal workers...
Okay, I have drawn up rudimentary
Well, that is bad news: I have a HP with exactly the same problem and was
thinking of switching over to UMAX.
Would this be something generic with cheapo scanners?
Anyway, here's my cheapo fix- it's a partial fix, actually. Most of the
times it works, sometimes it doesn't; no idea why, either
Both you and your wife have a double Income?
In our household, we each have one income, we each have no kids.
stan
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Tue, 7 Aug 2001 00:33:04 EDT
Subject: O-OT: How many DINK(S) here?
How many DINK(S) (Double Income, No Kid(s) PDML members are there beside me
A quick search on Yahoo using casting prototypes yields.
http://dir.yahoo.com/Business_and_Economy/Business_to_Business/Manufacturing
/Casting__Molding__and_Machining/
Thats the general listing, but I bet you could narrow it down with your
city or state in the search as well.
Really a cruel but good joke on Mafuds part. Ask a really stupid
off topic question, then sign off less than a day later.
William Robb
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Date: Tue, 7 Aug 2001 00:33:04 EDT
Subject: O-OT: How many DINK(S) here?
How many DINK(S) (Double Income, No Kid(s) PDML
My Favourite is Closeups in Nature by John Shaw
Awesome images.
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Bob Walkden wrote:
Hi,
Just found this article by Rip
Are you sure he signed off?
Len
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Subject: Re: O-OT: How many DINK(S) here?
Really a cruel but good joke on Mafuds
Bob Walkden wrote:
Hi,
Just found this article by Rip van Winkle:
http://washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/photo/galleries/essays/010209.htm
This guy's a wedding photographer? Anyone heard of him in that context?
He's local to me, but I've not heard his name as a wedding guy...
Hey! He calls
Hi ...
There was a fellow who frequented this list about two years ago who
made a tripod collar for one of his tele lenses. I looked through my
archives and cannot find his name nor the photos he sent me. However,
it should not be difficult to do ... I'll keep looking for the
information, but
I doubt very highly that the drop in prices was due merely to currency
fluctuations! Why were the very popular FA* 85mm f/14, FA 50mm f/1.4, FA
35mm f/2.0, FA* 24mm f/2.0 lenses, and two Limited lenses NOT effected by
these price fluctuations? Further, the price percentage drops were
Hi RK,
Ummm...Would the fact that film reflectivity is no
longer uniform (as it was in the 70's and 80's) have
something to do with the fact that OTF is no longer in
favour?
RK
I've read in a magazine that Pentax always tested the film
reflectivity everytime a new film was released, and
Hi Pál,
If Pentax is moving production to lower cost countries, will the consumer
price for the affected items be adjusted to reflect the lower production
cost? Or is this primarily to improve profit margins on the items in
question?
Thanks,
Dan Scott
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Pál wrote:
They have
If Pentax is moving production to lower cost countries, will the consumer
price for the affected items be adjusted to reflect the lower production
cost? Or is this primarily to improve profit margins on the items in
question?
Um... let's put it this way. They would properly tell you that the
Thanks for the tip RK. I tried covering the whole bed with 3 pieces of
paper (I don`t have any larger paper), but it is still doing the band thing.
I`ve had a contractor with a tractor at my house for some time now,
and the next time he starts up the tractor I`m going to have him bury
the
I doubt very highly that the drop in prices was due merely to
currency
fluctuations! Why were the very popular FA* 85mm f/14, FA 50mm f/1.4, FA
35mm f/2.0, FA* 24mm f/2.0 lenses, and two Limited lenses NOT effected by
these price fluctuations? Further, the price percentage drops were not
He unsubscribed.
Steve Larson
Redondo Beach, California
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Sent: Tuesday, August 07, 2001 5:51 PM
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Are you sure he signed off?
Len
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Yea, I guess he DOINKED us with the DINK.
Steve Larson
Redondo Beach, California
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, August 07, 2001 5:44 PM
Subject: Re: O-OT: How many DINK(S) here?
Really a cruel but good joke on Mafuds
I am being inundated by messages containing the SIRCAM virus
from the PUG email account.
HELP ME!!!
Igor is on vacation
In the meantime, any message sent to either
[EMAIL PROTECTED], or [EMAIL PROTECTED] that is more than 110kb
in size will be nuked from my server.
Please make
People and Places Barry Goldwater
From: Paul Jones [EMAIL PROTECTED]
My Favourite is Closeups in Nature by John Shaw
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Hi Ann,
On Tue, 07 Aug 2001 19:15:58 -0400, Ann Sanfedele wrote:
has been a gradually widening transparent but canary
yellow band
on each side of the scans. Doesn't matter much when my
object
takes up less than the entire surface of the bed or if I'm
doing photos -
most of which
Hi Everybody,
I finally got my 'puter pieced back together, (un)fortunately I had to
delete the 1200+ PDML messages downloaded. I hope I didn't miss too much
Need to see if I can get some help in figuring out some scans I have
posted on my webspace. It's a little test I did with a
On Tue, 7 Aug 2001, Jostein Oksne wrote:
[...]
and its shutter is
mechanical at
1/75 and slower, I think.
1/75 and faster.
Jostein
Thanks. I couldn't remember which way it went, and I was too lazy to look
it up. :)
chris
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Need to see if I can get some help in figuring out some scans I have
posted on my webspace. It's a little test I did with a multiple flash setup
on the Super A. I have read somewhere(probably here) that the Super
Program/Super A has a poor TTL flash program. I
Stan Halpin wrote:
I received the following msg via my web site. Any comments from the group?
Yes, check the archives.
tv
Stan
FA 100 mm / 3,5
Want to know, whether anyone has experience with this lens? I think, it may
be the following up to SMC-M 100/2,8. Is it worth buying? I
On Tue, 7 Aug 2001, Robert Harris wrote:
bowl semi-professionally?
Bowling is a profession?
Only if done with a professional ball.
Oh, come on... everyone knows it's the bowler, not the ball. A Real
Professional Bowler could win consistently with nothing but a lump of
Silly Putty.
Steve Larson wrote:
Hi Ann, I have the 2000P and it is the third time that I`ve been
getting the yellow band. I called the tech support and they say
to try:
1:) Shut down the computer, unplug the power supply cord,
boot up the computer, wait five minutes, then plug the power
supply cord
Hi,
I have Manfrotto 190 with 168 ball-head and I was thinking the same way as
you before buying it- that I need also the panning possibility for panorama
pictures. When I got it, I found out that if I do not pull the center column
up, it is possible to pan the whole column and head simply by
I like the Joy of Photography series by Kodak.
Jim A.
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Subject: OT: Favourite photography books
Hi,
Just found this article by Rip
At 09:39 7.8.2001 +0300, Timo wrote:
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
Very, very nice! I really like the longer focal lengths for portraiture.
Besides... she's a
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