The drag of the clamp is also greater when the lens is pointed down.
David S.
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Hi Pugsters,
Seeing as I'm now using an LX :-) as my main body, I now don't need my
motor drive unit MX (drive only - fits NiCad PacK LX as well as NiCad
Pack MX). It's in good condition - slight signs of use on the back where
coins (guessing) have been used to undo the tightening wheel in
John, Alan,
did you do some additional testing ?
I have called Pentax here in Holland for a ZX-M screen, and they quoted
a price of USD 25,-- excluding shipping and handling.
Wuld it be better ( and possible ) by installing an ever better screen
like the one of an MX or LX. Guess an optician
I've seen quite a few mentions of the Auto 110 here recently, so to ask
a blunt question in finest Yorkshire fashion, are they any good as cameras
as opposed to collectors items?
Obviously the negative size is a limiting factor but has anyone acheived
startling results? Any PUG entries with the
Hi John,
Have you done any spot meter comparisons between split prism screen
and matte screen?
I think this is the major issue, as spot sensor overlaps the split
prism. Prism transparency differs visibly from the matte area and
should affect the sensor reading - as this is
Hi Team,
I have temporarily subscribed to ask some OT travel
questions. I am currently staying with friends in
Portsmouth UK but wish to travel to France in the next
week or so. First stop Paris, then on to tour south of
the country via road. Firstly it would be nice to meet
some fellow
PAUL STENQUIST wrote:
Ann Sanfedele wrote:
The photograph is never going to replace
the reality - is never going to surpass it in beauty or in
ugliness or pain.
My point is that a photograph can surpass reality in beauty or ugliness
or pain. So too, fine art. Do you believe that the
I used a Kodak 110 camera for 5yrs in the Military.
Got pics that were so good Kodak even bought some from me when I sent the film
in for development (Overseas, on a ship, everyone sent their stuff back
stateside for development). I've got 110 slides that are awesome.
Only lost 4 cameras (the
At 01:45 PM 8/28/01 +0200, Pål wrote:
Mark wrote:
1. Set flash to desired compensation (usually -1 to -1.5 stops.)
What you forget is that doing this alone is more work than the whole
procedure on the MZ-S. It involves two different wheels, a button that
needs to be pressed down while turing
At 09:59 AM 8/28/01 -0400, Bill Owens wrote:
My thoughts on the MZ-S vs. PZ-1p debate.
Being financially challenged, I had to trade my PZ-1p and ZX-5n in order to
obtain my MZ-S, so I can't give a head to head comparison.
However, I find the MZ-S to be much more intuitive to use than the PZ-1p
All now checked in and coded
All the SE60 screens have been allocated - we still have plenty of SC69 and
SG60.
LX winder remotes were mistakenly replaced by Motordrive remotes - these have
a different connection to the winder remote.
49mm Std Wide Hoods (rectangular with case) now in.
No
At 11:33 AM 8/28/01 -0400, Bill Peifer wrote:
Michael Nosal wrote about his father's birthday celebration:
He opens the boxes to find a complete Nikon F system - body, 6
lenses, caps, filters, hoods. Even the original instruction manual.
All of the correct vintage. All in mint condition and
Smaller hands might make some features easier to use, but the stiffness
problem is intrinsic regardless of hand size.
Do you mean with 'stiffness' the force that is needed, or could you explain
that a bit more for me please?
I guess that would be the same for the MZ-D? I assume no one has
I photograph because I like to capture the beauty I see.
Frits
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Ann Sanfedele wrote:
I wish you didn't sound so angry about all of this - it is
hard to communicate
here sometimes with only type and not expression and tone.
I feel I use rather
colorful language to get my point across but I think I'm
being dispassionate and
thoughtful in relaying
Hello,
here in Germany there are two 110 films still available, the AGFA Vista 200 and
a Fujicolor 200. Both films have 200 ASA, so a 100 ASA or 400 ASA film is not
available here. Does anyone know, if there are any 100 ASA 110 films in
production?
The camera and the lenses are collectors
Hi Stephan,
Unless my DMs have gotten a hell of a lot stronger in the past few hours, I think
you have the DM - USD wrong :-)
Norm
SSchwartz wrote:
Here the prices from
the fotomagazin list:
Auto 110 + 24 160 DM 342 $
Auto 110 super + 24 260 DM 556 $
2,8 /
Have you tried mail order from the US? A quick check at BH
www.bhphotovideo.com reveals Kodak Gold 400 ASA 110 film at US$2.99. It
appears that there are other speeds/manufactures available. 110 is READILY
available in the US at every supermarket/discount store and is still
produced in
I have the lens and I am pleased with it. I have not tested it as I
probably should have and as most on this list would, but some images taken
with it are posted at
http://www.photo.net/photodb/folder?folder_id=116698 (the lens used is
listed in the individual photo details - these are of course
Alin,
My appologies if my earlier statements led you to believe that I faulted
the focusing erros to the screen. I too have observed the errors with
the original screen, but had attributed it to my glasses being slightly
off perscription ( a condition that is now fixed.) I remember in the
past
Ditto.
Thanks,
Ed
Alin wrote, inresponse to John's quirky AF on his ZX5N:
Snip.
BTW, autofocus variations are not linked to the screen. I
experience too AF inconsistencies with MZ-5n and FA 50/1.4.
Snip.
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PAUL STENQUIST wrote:
Ann Sanfedele wrote:
I wish you didn't sound so angry about all of this - it is
hard to communicate
here sometimes with only type and not expression and tone.
I feel I use rather
colorful language to get my point across but I think I'm
being
While I'm shooting it is for pure delight in what I am
seeing but when I select and print it is to share with
others that joy - I'm just saying Hey, look at how, odd,
funny, beautiful or rare this stuff is I saw.
annsan
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can we hope for body cover in lightweight magnesium alloy like on the MZ-S?
Not very likely perhaps but nevertheless desireable...
But that would also mean the new body would be even more expensive. Quite
unlikely I think.
_
Get
Curiously the screen is demonstrating an interesting quirk in the AF
system...
If the lens Autofocuses from infinity to target, it's dead on. If the
lens autofocus from closup to target, it undershoots focus by just a
hair. The error isn't huge and I've determined that it's somewhere
between
Wuld it be better ( and possible ) by installing an ever better screen
like the one of an MX or LX. Guess an optician could do some small
alterations to the size of the screen, if necessary.
Old screens are phyically bigger which could not be mounted in any MZ/ZX
bodies. Cutting or filing a
Alan wrote:
can we hope for body cover in lightweight magnesium alloy like on the MZ-S?
Not very likely perhaps but nevertheless desireable...
But that would also mean the new body would be even more expensive. Quite
unlikely I think.
Unfortunately yes. But anyway they should marked a
Interesting, yes - but there is no reason to believe that the focusing aids of the new
screen are dead-on either.
All the best!
Raimo
Personal photography homepage at http://personal.inet.fi/private/raimo.korhonen
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Lähettäjä: John A. Hufnagel [EMAIL PROTECTED]
In a message dated 8/28/2001 2:18:02 PM US Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Yup - but you sounded angry - guess we both did. sigh.
Happy shooting.
annsan
Since the original request was for one-liners stating a personal reason for
photography, why did you or anyone
Hi all
I have a Tokina ATX Pro 2.6-2.8/28-70mm that will not focus at infinity, when set to
wideangle (28-35mm). Have anyone else experienced this problem? I've noticed it when
using it on my Z1 camera.
Thanks
Jens, Denmark,
pt Cork, Ireland
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Hi,
I stuffed up the image for the SC69 screen so its been relisted.
http://cgi6.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewListedItemsuserid=nrg666incl
ude=0since=-1sort=2rows=25
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Hi,
I stuffed up the image for the SC69 screen so its been relisted.
http://cgi6.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewListedItemsuserid=nrg666incl
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What is the sound of one hand clapping?
Very well said.
Since the original request was for one-liners stating a personal reason
for
photography, why did you or anyone else critique his statement? His reason
need not be yours; neither does it need your approval (or mine). A modicum
of
Could you give a little more detail. Do you notice this in the viewfinder,
prints or both. Is it that the infinity mark on the lens isn't infinity or
perhaps can never reach it? I have a brand new sample of this lens. If you
give me a little more, I'll check with mine.
Bruce Dayton
Ed - I was in a bad place myself when I wrote it - and
sent it before I realised it went public -- then it seemed
it should stay that way
just to clear the air. I didn't think I'd get pummeled for
it. I was not the first
to respond, either. My original response was IF you really
mean that it
On Tue, 28 Aug 2001 09:45:25 -0400, you wrote:
I just wanted to share what happened to me this weekend:
Best human interest story I've read all year. Thanks.
--
John Mustarde
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
For the first time in twenty years, dad is holding a Nikon F. He is
overwhelmed with emotion and disbelief.
A year's worth of scouring, searching, hunting and eBay-ing is instantly
worth every second, every penny.
Michael,
A very good weekend indeed!
What
Folks without opinions and passion for opinions are boring to me. Agree or disagree?
Who
cares! Stir the blood! The heat of debate brings out views we might never otherwise
see.
Regards,
Bob...
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In the carboniferous epoch
we were promised perpetual peace.
They
I have on old Pentax ME Super that is no longer working and I want to buy a
new camera. I haven't camera shopped in over 20 years and so much has
changed! I stopped buying camera equipment about the time auto focus became
all the rage. (I know I'm dating myself here)
Because I still have all my
Hi,
I think your best bet would be to go for an MZ5n,
it has a traditional user interface, similar to older style cameras. The MZ5n
also does not have all the different automated program modes that are the main
feature of the MZ-7.
Go to http://www.bdimitrov.de/kmp/or too
www.pentax.com
PAUL STENQUIST wrote:
Please don't be hurt. I didn't mean to be harsh, just emphatic.
annsan replies:
Ditto re my comments to you.
Paul sez
I do
think the dawn photo is slightly enhanced from what I actually saw. The
color is more saturated due to a slight underexposure and the use of a
It was authorized at about 1/2 the weight of a dime and about 7 mm in
diameter, (yes all us coins are authorized
Correcting myself, that should be 17mm.
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Anyone have this lens yet? www.photographyreview.com has some very glowing
endorsements for it and it sure is an attractive focal length.
Just curious,
James
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PAUL STENQUIST wrote:
PAUL STENQUIST wrote:
I enjoy using technical tools to make a more perfect version of those
things I see.
and Shel objected to the premise of the sentence.
No I didn't. I just asked for an explanation. I said that your
comment was difficult for me to
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