It is the same (or at least, the MZ-3 is the same).
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From: Alan Chan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: den 17 september 2001 09:07
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Got my MZ-S Back today
>I cant remember what the mirror was like in my MZ5n.
The MZ5n should be the sam
Peter,
This is not about whether I'm a 'principled pacifist' or whatever (I'm all
for action as it happens). This is however about taking action with a view
to achieving the best possible result. If the goal is revenge then by all
means bomb them and their children. They will then take revenge
On Sat 2001-09-15 (07:00), Scooterman wrote:
> Since you use Netscape, you know this URL:
> http://www.ufaq.org/
More famous to me is http://learn.to/quote .
Unfortunately, this site is not available at the moment.
> One has to skim read the previous post to get to the new post by default.
> I
Hi all,
I was wondering if you might help me decide whether the battery pack FG, for
the zx camera, is worth the money. I recently purchased the camera and so
I have not had enough time to use up
the first pair of batteries. The 3v batteries seem to cost more than the AA
batteries that the pack
Nenad,
You certainly have a way of putting something that is complex in a simple
package that accomplishes little and is somewhat irrelevant. With current
international laws, putting Bin Ladin on trial may not happen and if it did,
removing only him will not put much of a dent into terrorism. T
In a (probably vain) attempt to keep the peace, Jody
hands out chill pills all around.
__
Terrorist Attacks on U.S. - How can you help?
Donate cash, emergency relief information
http://dailynews.yahoo.com/fc/US/Emergency_Information/
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--- Ann Sanfedele <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I took him to the K-Mart at Astor Place to show him
> the view
> from the windows there.
You have a K-mart? I am so jealous. I have to drive
7hrs to get to my favourite department store, which is
in danger of closing soon, due to immense competition
On Sun, 16 Sep 2001 23:33:09 -0400, I read:
>> http://www.babcom.com/thankyou/
>
>The original poster is accepting new photos and adding them, so the
>site now has multiple pages. Try this URL to get to page 1, which links
>to following pages.
>
>http://manson.exodus.net/thankyou/index2.html
>
Hi ...
At this point there's no reason for me to be using a digital camera -
in fact, I pretty much hate the beasts. Many look like futuristic
creatures from a '50s B-movie sci-fi film, others are very large and
cumbersome, and many have lots of buttons and features, and all sorts
of (literally)
Mike ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) writes: (comments interspersed)
> I think most of us are comfortable with being backward-looking.
...snip
> There is a good chance that by the end of 2002, Pentax will be
> headed towards becoming a major player in the digital camera
> marketplace. There's a good chance
Please answer off list.
If I choose to block messages from some 'extremists' on both sides of the WTC
issue, does it create a problem of bounced messages for PDML?
I would prefer not to read the indictments leveled against the USA -- I have
been a teacher/student of history nearly all my life
> -Original Message-
> From: Shel Belinkoff [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>
> To me, pixels have no character, and digital images all have a
> sameness about them. Hell, digital isn't even called photography by
> most people - it's imaging, and the results are images, not
> photographs. It
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> pro quality digital or entry level P&S cameras?
> Pentax has the connections to sell the Wal-Mart & Best Buy
> type of chains. What digital products do you mean?
Hi Bob ...
That's a good question. I based my response on Mike meaning a
high-quality cam
Cotty wrote:
Big LOL, Albano. In a horrendous week, thanks for making me laugh!
You are welcome, Cotty.
By the way, this weekend I painted my Grip A with black semi-gloss spray
paint, and it looks great now! Looks like a fatty Grip B. The paint seems
to be ok, without intention to come out of pl
I wish you wouldn't post a subject line like that in capitals Mike. You
got my heart thumping!
>How willing are each of you to come along for the ride? I'm not asking if
>you'll "switch over" to digital--I have yet to see it written that if you
>use digital, you can't also use K2s, LXs, and MZ-S
>If you're using standard superglue it can be removed with nail polish
>remover, (acetone). If you haven't damaged the surface of your grip
>to badly you might want to use a soft cotton swab to try to remove the
>excess glue.
Thanks Peter - I have since discovered this, but didn't want to let it
I haven't seen it yet. Who's the director of photography? There are
some DOP websites, and they all seem more than willing to share the
endless minutae of how they did anything.
I have a wonderful old LaserDisc of Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid
where Conrad Hall speaks on a commentary track
Shel Belinkoff wrote:
> While it's not commonly known, I do have and use an inexpensive
> digital camera.
THE END IS NIGH!
Or however you spell that.
-Aaron ;)
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... perhaps one of our Japanese friends can provide a rough
translation of this:
http://www.matsushita.co.jp/corp/news/official.data/data.dir/jn010917-1/jn010917-1.html
Here's a pic of one of the cameras. It looks like a rangefinder,
perhaps with a zoom lens:
http://www.matsushita.co.jp/corp/n
Thank you, Antti-Pekka. You should never fear expressing yourself in such a
considerate way.
Best Regards,
Ed M.
The quoted post is left uncut due to its admirable sentiment.
In a message dated 9/17/2001 8:26:55 AM US Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> Good everyone,
>
>
> From: Peter Alling <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: Re: OT. The Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombings Part 2.
>
> All right that was just offensive. You've joined the ranks of
> Scooterman. Does that make you feel better.
> Why don't you just go play with him until you get over it.
-trim po
Great post Shel, I agree. For myself, there are two kinds of photography:
documentation of an event for the photoalbum (be it webbased or in paper
format), and the more pretentious, artistically inspired kind of
photography. I could imagine to buy a digital camera for the first purpose,
only for t
I have one! Sad to say I saw it at the candlelight
vigil at Union Square. It was one of Sony's new
line of digital cameras, I think the DSC-P1.
It's adorable and is 3.34 megapixels.
http://www.sonystyle.com/digitalimaging/P_Feature_P1.shtml
Info on all Sony digital cams; the cuter ones
are at th
Cotty wrote:
>
> If I had Canon glass, I'd already have a D30. I don't, I have Pentax and
> other K mount glass, and cameras. As a result, I am waiting for the
> full-frame CCD (or whatever) chip in a K mount body to arrive. I will
> definitely buy one. It's juts a question of when.
I'm with Cot
Hereafter Edmptx will use the screen name ledmrvm. I apologize for cluttering
the message list, but have promised to avoid confusion with the other Eds on
the list.
Best regards,
Ed M.
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Filtering posts won't have any effect on the rest of the list with any email
software I'm aware of: It just auto-deletes the stuff after it hits your
inbox.
If you're looking for software I can heartily recommend Forte Agent. Very
versatile filtering capabilities (which I've been making use of l
Mike,
I'll be the first to say that I'm eagerly waiting to see what Pentax's "pro"
digital line will offer. Being in Japan, I am surrounded by the digital age
and it frustrates me to no end that I've got a great collection of lenses
but no digital body to go with it.
Volume does *not* equal quali
Antti-Pekka, you have wonderfully expressed what I'm thinking since a couple of days.
Regards
Martin
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Hereafter Edmptx will use the screen name ledmrvm. I apologize for cluttering
> the message list, but have promised to avoid confusion with the other Eds on
> the list.
I know Ed Mathews. You sir, are no Ed Mathews.
Maybe one of you should use a nickname. Since I've
Jody wrote:
>
>
> You have a K-mart? I am so jealous. I have to drive
> 7hrs to get to my favourite department store, which is
> in danger of closing soon, due to immense competition
> from the cheap, junky Warehouse.
>
ANn replies:
Jody, The K-Mart in my neighborhood was considered an insult
w
>I'll be the first to say that I'm eagerly waiting to see what Pentax's "pro"
>digital line will offer. Being in Japan, I am surrounded by the digital age
>and it frustrates me to no end that I've got a great collection of lenses
>but no digital body to go with it.
All the same for me...except I'
Mike Johnston wrote:
> How willing are each of you to come along for the ride? I'm not asking if
> you'll "switch over" to digital--I have yet to see it written that if you
> use digital, you can't also use K2s, LXs, and MZ-Ss. But WHERE are you in
> your understanding of the new ways of making p
In a message dated 9/17/2001 11:10:49 AM US Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>
> I know Ed Mathews. You sir, are no Ed Mathews.
>
> Maybe one of you should use a nickname. Since I've met Maryland Ed
> Mathews, I would like to propose that he go by the moniker 'The Iron
> E
Ann Sanfedele wrote:
>
> JOdy quips
> > Gasp, you don't remember the MZ-S? I am shocked and
> > stunned as a mullet.
> >
> ann writes on the virtual blackboard, MZ-S, MZ-S -
> I can't afford one so why should I read about?
> What's a mullet?
She probably meant the fish, but over here it often ref
> -Original Message-
> From: Jeff [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Monday, September 17, 2001 11:48 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: RE: THE NEW PENTAX
>
> Mike,
>
> I'll be the first to say that I'm eagerly waiting to see what Pentax's
> "pro"
> digital line will offer. Bein
> K-mart, btw, _is_ a cheap junky department store... but they
> have good prices
> on necessary paper products :)
Actually, we New Yorkers used to be quite snobby about
K-Mart, as we didn't have any in the five boroughs until
a few years ago. :)
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Ann Sanfedele wrote:
> What's a mullet?
'round here, a mullet is a bad haircut sported by '80s rockers and
hockey players of all eras: short on top, long in the back. Often
confused with "hockey hair", which is hair that is just long enough to
curl up out of the back and sides of your helmet.
> -Original Message-
> From: Cotty [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Saturday, September 15, 2001 1:27 PM
> To: Pentax List
> Subject: September PUG from Cotty
>
> I finally got to sit down and go through the September PUG. Another
> fascinating collection as usual! There wasn't on
I expect my recently-ordered (and should-be-arriving-any-day-now) MZ-S will
be the last film camera I buy.
--
Mark Roberts
www.robertstech.com
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Doug wrote:
> I have the "SD" version of this lens in PK-A mount, but I haven't tried
> it yet. I'll be trying it out the first weekend of October, if there's
> room in by bag. I've been using an SMC 400/5.6, so that will be
> benchmark against which I'm judging the Tokina. TTYL, DougF
Doug,
--- Aaron Reynolds <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Ann Sanfedele wrote:
>
> > What's a mullet?
>
It's a bad tasting fish that everyone should be
fortunate they won't have to eat .
Get your free @yahoo.ca address at http://mail.yahoo.ca
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> -Original Message-
> From: Ann Sanfedele [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Saturday, September 15, 2001 1:16 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Visiting PDML'er - a little ray of sunshine
>
> FOr 4 hours this afternoon I dined, laughed, photoed and
> walked (and walked and walk
A Major player?
Maybe so, but competition to Nikon, Canon, Olympus, Fuji etcI don't think so!
Have you heard of the new FUJI with Nikon mount - high resolution, low price! Pentax
makes cameras for pro's allright: The 6x7 and the 645! BUt 35mm or digital? Don't you
honestly still believe th
Nenad Djurdjevic wrote:
>Suggested response: Finding, arresting and putting Bin Ladin on trial >
>(using
>ground forces if necessary).
>What not to do: Carpet bomb Afghanistan.
>Aside: When the IRA next bomb someone should the USA carpet bomb >
>Ireland in
>retaliation?
Huh? I must have
> Jody wrote:
> >
> >
> > You have a K-mart? I am so jealous. I have to drive
> > 7hrs to get to my favourite department store, which is
> > in danger of closing soon, due to immense competition
> > from the cheap, junky Warehouse.
A few years ago I visited Kotzebue, Alaska, North of the Arctic C
Erik,
I'm also looking to buy a wide angle lens. The two that I'm choosing from
are the FA 20 2.8 and the FA 24 2.0 AL. But I'm open to any other choice, so
I'll be interested in the answers you get from your inquiry.
Ernest
Erik Nordin wrote:
>After having complemented my lens lineup with a
- Original Message -
From: "Bob Rapp" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Reflectivity (not reflections) from the whitest white to the deepest
black
> (not deep shadows) covers a 5 stop range. That is to say in an evenly
> illuminated scene of varied objects, the difference between the
deepest
> blac
I sent this message over 24hrs ago but have yet to see it return from
PDML, so I'll repost. My apologies to the list if it appears twice.
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Seems that you tested the filter factor from essentially neutral
coloured samples. While a certain sha
Let's all pray that God will punish the bastard who killed thousinds of innocent
people i NY on the 11. of september 2001.
Let's all pray, that the USA has enough common sence NOT to start annother crusade
(Vietnamwar) against muslims, communists, buhdists, hindues or whatever is different
fr
"Matamoros, Cesar A." wrote:
>
> Tom, I got the slide I took of you back. What a mug ;-) I must remember to
> cart it with me when we meet next.
Uh oh. I probably have a crab leg pasted to the side of my face.
> And I will not even bring up the photos
> you took after we had our meal (and I
Aaron Reynolds wrote:
>
> Ann Sanfedele wrote:
>
> > What's a mullet?
>
>
Aaron replied
'round here, a mullet is a bad haircut sported by '80s
rockers and
> hockey players of all eras: short on top, long in the back. Often
> confused with "hockey hair", which is hair that is just long enough
Brendan wrote:
>
> --- Aaron Reynolds <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Ann Sanfedele wrote:
> >
> > > What's a mullet?
> >
> It's a bad tasting fish that everyone should be
> fortunate they won't have to eat .
Brendon, I _swear_ I posted my response to Aaron saying a
fish was my guess before I rea
The way I see it, Pentax is at a cross-roads- nope, strike that, I'm the
one stranded there.
One the one hand, development on the 35 mm Pentax SLR's seems to be
gathering momentum, there are also rumblings on the Medium format list
that Pentax is coming out with an improved version of the 645n and
"Matamoros, Cesar A." wrote:
> (a lot of stuff annsan snipping so Mike Johnson won't have a cow...)
> >
> [Cesar writes >] I am so glad she did not decide to bury me :-)
ann replies:
I'll consider whether that will be necessary after seeing
any pic he
took of me.
> [Cesar writes >] To be
The trend in the past has been to concentrat on Medium Format as "professional", but
to have one pro-featured 35mm body. I see that trend continuing. Here's what I
predict:
Because of dust problems with 35mm-format-factor digitals, Pentax will recommend a
single lens stay attached to the comi
-Oorspronkelijk bericht-
Van: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]Namens Lasse Karlsson
Verzonden: maandag 17 september 2001 5:30
Aan: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Onderwerp: Re: Massive Attack Seems Likely
I agree 100% with the words of Lasse.
The USA is the most powerfull nation in the wor
Shel wrote:
> In addition, there are now a wide variety of color
> and B&W films, all with different characteristics. How does digital
> deal with that? What id I want a grainy looking photograph, like TX
> in Acufine, or something along the lines of Agfapan APX 25 in
> Rodinal? How can digita
Shel wrote:
> I like my cameras to be simple,
> pleasing to my senses with a classic look and feel. I've yet to see a
> digital camera that looks and feels like an LX, Spotmatic, or a Leica.
But that's simply implementation. Most film cameras don't look and feel like
an LX, a Spotmatic, or a Le
The AutoPug is again operative.
Sorry about the inconvenience.
Jostein
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From: "Cotty" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Pentax List" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday, September 16, 2001 11:57 AM
Subject: PUG auto submission page not accessible?
> Hi,
>
> I tried accessing the
Bob S. asked:
> pro quality digital or entry level P&S cameras?
> Pentax has the connections to sell the Wal-Mart & Best Buy
> type of chains. What digital products do you mean?
BOTH. Either. Pentax will soon have one of each, and the situation will
improve from there.
--Mike
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Hi,
I just read the new Chasseur DÍmages.
They tested the pentax 1.8/31, the FA4/200 and the new 28-105.
They find them to be okay, though all ( and especially the first two) to
be expensive. This is becoming typical for Pentax, they write.
They also test teleconverters, and their verdict on the
Cotty wrote:
> I wish you wouldn't post a subject line like that in capitals Mike. You
> got my heart thumping!
Sorry Cotty!
--Mike
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At 11:44 AM 17/09/01, you wrote:
>I think most of us are comfortable with being backward-looking.
>
>I know I am. I appreciate and enjoy Pentax M42 screwmount equipment and
>SMCP-M equipment particularly.
>
>But how many of us are willing to be FORWARD LOOKING as well?
>
>How willing are each of y
Jim B. wrote:
> I do hope you're right Mike. Is your prediction based on anything definite?
> They don't appear to be jumping on the bandwagon too quickly. Coolpix 995
> and Dimage 7 make it harder for Pentax to make an early impression!
> Regards
> Jim Brooks
> I never make predictions, and I ne
I would, him and Robertson are both pricks and that kind of fanaticism
always leads to similar conclusions, just sometimes on different scales...
Norm
Rex Probert wrote:
> Dave, I would not compare Jerry Falwell to the Taliban.
>
> A scroll of mail from Collin Brendemuehl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on
tv wrote:
> I'm with Cotty on this one, mostly. However, I need 2 things from
> digital that I don't think it quite has yet: low light sensitivity, and
> a good b+w output option. So far I've ony seen decent prints at EI 100,
> and the comments regarding b+w prints just from this list haven't bee
Mike Johnston wrote:
>
> Shel wrote:
>
> > I like my cameras to be simple,
> > pleasing to my senses with a classic look and feel. I've yet to see a
> > digital camera that looks and feels like an LX, Spotmatic, or a Leica.
>
> But that's simply implementation. Most film cameras don't look and
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From: "john vanderaalst" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, September 17, 2001 1:50 PM
Subject: Forget about this one...
> Hi,
>
> I just read the new Chasseur DÍmages.
There has been discussions in the past about Chasseur DÍmages'
tes
"William D. Sawyer" wrote:
>
> Hi All,
>
> I just got some slides back from Kodak, and there was a note in the box that Kodak
>is moving to plastic mounts. If requested, cardboard mounts are still available but
>plastic will now be the standard.
>
> My question is, what are people's opinions
From: William D. Sawyer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> My question is, what are people's opinions of the pros and cons of each?
Hey Bill,
How ya doin' out in MI??
I'm partial to the plastic mounts. I find alot of debris from the frayed
ends of the cardboard mounts make their way onto the film...
Mark
From: Shel Belinkoff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > and an all-new, from-the-ground-up digital SLR that takes K mount
> > lenses
>
> Good. When it arrives I'll throw a K85/1.8 on the puppy and see what
> it can do. The sukka better not beep, whistle, chime, or talk to me
> in a soothing voice. If it
Only digital is allowed:-)
Frits Wüthrich
>
>
> Anyone know what restrictions (since WTC) will apply to carrying
> film on to
> a plane?
> Jim A.
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Heres a link to some info on it. looks pretty good.
http://www.dpreview.com/news/0109/01091701matsushitaleica.asp
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To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, September 18, 2001 6:59 AM
Subject: Is Matsushita Leica's long-awaited
On Mon, 17 Sep 2001 18:57:27 +0200, canislupus wrote:
> when you get around to trying [the Tokina SD 400/5.6],
> please post your results here.
Will do.
> I am much interested how a semi-modern SD/LD/APO tele compares to
> an older much simpler tele design I think the SMC K 400/5.6 is
> accordi
Thanks, Ann. I do write on the mounts when captioning and organizing my slides, and
if the plastic prevents doing that, or requires using labels, then I'd be better off
with the cardboard.
Bill Sawyer
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Hi Mark,
Michigan's about the same, cooler, though ;-) We're trying to arrange another PUGster
outing this weekend.
Thanks for the reply, that makes sense about the cardboard debris.
Bill Sawyer
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Sent
Little Tommy wrote:
> I would like to propose that he go by
> the moniker 'The Iron Ed', since he swings a mean F100 and is
> a giant of a man.
S!!! This is the Pentax list! You're gonna get me in trouble.
Besides, I still own plenty of Pentax gear. Anybody wanna buy some?
> Well, any
Why? Because they want to and we have let them. That is about to change. You hug them.
We'll shoot
them. One or the other ought to work.
What would you be saying if this had happened in your country, and it was thousands of
your friends
and reletives who were killed. Not, "hug them", I'll bet.
In a message dated 9/17/2001 6:46:44 PM US Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> Thanks, Ann. I do write on the mounts when captioning and organizing my
> slides, and if the plastic prevents doing that, or requires using labels,
> then I'd be better off with the cardboard.
>
>
Hahha, thats stupid, i dont want ever want to own a camera that has an alarm
clock in it, if i need to know the time i'll wear a watch.
It reminds me of those digital cameras that were also an MP3 player
>(did you know the Optio 330 has an alarm
> clock built in, because it's meant to be a "trav
Great idea. And I've decided to now go by the name of ledmarvin. This
should solve the problem once and for all.
Thanks,
ledmarvin
http://lightandsilver.com
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Monday, Sept
Hobby businesses have to make a profit 2 out of 5 years. If they don't do that they
can not be used
to write off other income. However, you can still deduct expenses against income of
the hobby
business.
--graywolf
Kevin Thornsberry wrote:
>
> Not for very many years. If you want to deduct b
The problem he's dealing with is a social characteristic
that Bill Bennett wrote about -- "The Death of Outrage".
We're a nation with little developed passion, and he's
working to stir the pot just a bit. We don't want another
situation as we had a few years ago, just throwing a few
missiles into
On Mon, 17 Sep 2001 21:50:21 +0200, I read:
snip
>..the autofocus 1.7 converter they
>call hopelessly bad and "forget about this one",
I too have made sharp photos with the Pentax 1.7x AF
Adaptor. I like it so much I have two of them.
Matter of fact, it is the second-best TC I've tried,
and I'
Well, my son's getting entrepreneurial.
Here's what he's got now.
ZX-5
#1 Excellent Condition $200
#2 Needs back replaced $150
just order the part from Pentax
The latch clip on the back is broken off.
It's the databack, but you can
Just get a fine permanent felt tip pen. thats how i write on my plastic
mounted slides.
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From: "William D. Sawyer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, September 18, 2001 9:41 AM
Subject: RE: Slide Mounts
> Thanks, Ann. I do write on the mount
Shel Belinkoff wrote:
>
> Digital has, to the best of my knowledge, one look.
Excuse my snipping just this one comment from your well spoken post, but
I think there's room for discussion on this single point. Digital can
achieve many looks, but it does so in post. In other words, it's the
Phot
You can write on the plastic mounts with a Sharpie, but not with a
regular ink pen or ball point.
"William D. Sawyer" wrote:
>
> Thanks, Ann. I do write on the mounts when captioning and organizing my slides, and
>if the plastic prevents doing that, or requires using labels, then I'd be better
Hi Bill,
Detroit Autographic (I think that's the name. I keep getting it wrong,
but you know who I mean: the old Meteor lab) uses plastic mounts. They
seem to keep the film relatively flat and are nice and clean. My only
gripe is that, in the case of this lab, they don't number the holders.
Paul
Thanks, Ed. I have a couple of those in my desk, so I'll keep this in mind.
Bill Sawyer
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The Sanford Sharpie Ultra Fine Point permanent felt tip pen works ve
Thanks, Paul.
Bill Sawyer
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Just get a fine permanent felt tip pen. thats how i write on my plastic
mounted slides.
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Well, at least be selective about your next PUG submission. :)
Collin
>On a related note, I sat on my 77mm...
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I use a fine tip Sharpie permanent marker to write on plastic mounts. I've
always preferred plastic but never enough to get unduly concerned about it. Now,
though, I'm going to prefer plastic because they're easier to pry open when I
need to see what f-stop and shutter speed my MZ-S has imprinted
"David A. Mann" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I had my picture taken at work yesterday (ugh, I hate cameras). The guy had
>this fancy Sony digital camera that will shoot stills onto memory stick and video
>onto digital videotape. You can download everything to your computer via
>firewire. Fu
Do you need to be more careful when writing to avoid smearing, Paul?
Bill Sawyer
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You can write on the plastic mounts with a Sharpie, but not with a
regular ink p
I forget all the questions asked in the original post, but after seeing some
of the discussion being thrown back and forth I felt the need to add my two
(or 3, or 4) cents. Digital is a wonderful medium for photography. My
business is sports photography. When I shoot a little league game, the film
On Tue, 18 Sep 2001, David A. Mann wrote:
> Jim Brooks writes:
>
> > They don't appear to be jumping on the bandwagon too quickly. Coolpix 995
> > and Dimage 7 make it harder for Pentax to make an early impression!
>
> I read an article recently about how some of the best test-equipment
> man
On Mon, 17 Sep 2001, Shel Belinkoff wrote:
> As for its note-taking capability - what I have to say about that is
> best not posted on a family forum. I carry a note pad in my Domke bag
> along with a few ball point pens.
Shame on you, Shel... ball points are so *modern*... space age,
even. Wh
On Mon, 17 Sep 2001, John Mustarde wrote:
> I too have made sharp photos with the Pentax 1.7x AF Adaptor. I like
> it so much I have two of them.
Well, now you know you're wrong. :)
chris
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"William D. Sawyer" wrote:
> Hi All,
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> I just got some slides back from Kodak, and there was a note in the box that Kodak
>is moving to plastic mounts. If requested, cardboard mounts are still available but
>plastic will now be the standard.
>
> My question is, what are people's opinions of
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