Because I already have the K24/2.8 and numerous people have said that
it's somewhat better than the K24/2.8 wrt distortion. I don't know if
that's true, but if it has characteristics that are different than the
2.8, then the two might compliment one another. The other reason is
that I like nice
Anyone out there familiar with using applets to add moving
ripples to water in a photo?
I really don't want to get (back) into writing real
programming
stuff, but it might be that what I am trying to do is a lot
easier than it seems.
I'm also neverous about downloading applets from the web -
I w
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> > Today I recreived an email entitled "A Special Limited Time Offer From
> NYI" from the New York Institute of Photography. The heading is fine, but
> the extensive text is black on dark blue, and completely
> > illegible. You would think guys who run a respected photography school
> would kno
>From: Shel Belinkoff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Pretty much every SMCP there is, although I've little desire for many
>zooms. I'd like to add the 15mm, 18/3.5, A20/2.8, 24/3.5, FA*77/1.8
>Ltd, A*135/1.8, A*300/2.8 A*400/2.8, A*600/5.6, A*1200/8.0, and the
>135~600 zoom. That should do it, and sooner
Len Paris wrote:
>>Did you have presence of mind enough, though, to then ask one
>>
> of them to
>
>>take a picture of you behind the wheel?
>>
> I can't
> remember a single time that I've ever asked a stranger to take a
> picture of me using my camera.
But Shel was not dealing with strangers i
Collin wrote:
> At least for now, the high bidder "Summicron" on a classic Pentax lens
> is, presumably, a Leica lover.
>
> Seems appropriate some how.
Hey, Summicron's a good friend of mine. Great guy. He's shot Pentax at times
and loves Spotmatics. In fact, he may be lurking on this list rig
Len Paris wrote:
>
> That's the only way out but you miss just a little bit on the
> well-designed websites by imposing your own background and
> fonts. If it's something I really want to read, I'll hack it a
> bit, too.
>
> Len
> ---
>
Annsan replies:
I sometimes look at something both ways -
> I'm currently involved in negotions to purchase an
> SMC 15/3.5 lens but I think I'd better put it off for a few months to see how
> things shake out.
No, I don't think that's wise. After 15 years in the photography industry,
I've learned that "waiting for things to shake out" is a perpetual
c
I didn't expect this to happen but with the sigma 1.4x
tc I just got
it auto focused with both the Pentax F4.5-5.6 35-80
and sigma
F4-5.6 70-300 at the longest zoom range. Addmittedly
it needed a
bright ( 7+ ev according to the light meter )
contrasty target but
still this means the SAFOX system c
I was very polite.
--Mike
> Boy, I sure hesistate to comment but here goes...
>
> I wonder if you first asked him if he would mind if you made a photo of him?
> That might have taken the edge off asking him pose.
>
> Also, it might not have been a very good day. I guess I shouldn't be making
Back light it with a black (or very dark) background. Catch the glint off
the fine stuff at the edges. Oops, I'm told there are no edges. Catch the
glint off the fine stuff at the uncertainty blur surrounding the duckling.
This will probably work, as the solution to the duckling's wave function is
> True enough, but don't hold your breath waiting for the wide world
> of photography to follow your lead. I for one will not contradict
> the established usage. BTY I'm not deaf.
Thanks for your reply, Anthony.
I guess I didn't make myself clear enough. I also have no intent of
changing esta
> Can anyone tell me what is the correct filter/lens hood size for
> my recently purchased SMC PENTAX K-Mount 1:4/200 #5275464.
The filter thread is 58mm.
Enjoy your new lens - a good one.
Fred
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Rob...
If you put another strap lug on these babies as some have suggested I'd buy
one (or two) in a heartbeat.
They are really terrific.
The hardwood against the black of the LX is a lot more pleasing than you'd
think it might be...I LOVE IT!!
Brendan MacRae
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> Can anyone tell me what is the correct filter/lens hood size
for my recently
> purchased SMC PENTAX K-Mount 1:4/200 #5275464.
58mm, according to Boz.
William Robb
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purchased SMC PENTAX K-Mount 1:4/200 #5275464.
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> Mike,
>
> I would really appreciate it. As I contemplate making the move up to
> 67 I would like to be as informed as I can be.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Bruce Dayton
I've asked. I'll forward any reply he might make to me.
By the way, I'd like to nominate Ctein as an "Honorary PDMLer"--his cat was
> I'm sorry, but I'm not familiar with this Beavis person and don't understand
> your post.
Your good fortune, Paul. Don't complain.
--Mike
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Thanks Shel,
What amazes me about stories like yours, is that I bet those wonderful gentlemen
had no idea what an impact they were having on your life. Here it is, what, 45
years later, and you obviously have such a fond memory of these events.
Evey so often, I need to hear about these sorts of
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At least for now, the high bidder "Summicron" on a classic Pentax lens
is, presumably, a Leica lover.
Seems appropriate some how.
*
"Get over it."
Dr. Laura
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I was mistaken. My tripod is a 3011.
Paul
Paul Stenquist wrote:
> I have a 3020 that I bought on ebay for a similar amount, although mine is
> equipped with a rather robust video head, the number of which escapes me at the
> moment. But I love the tripod. It's a rock. Just the thing for a 6x7. A
Very nice. The Pelican shows awesome detail.
paul
"J. C. O'Connell" wrote:
> Got my darkroom going today. Still waiting
> for the 105mm enlarging lens but used my
> 80mm for the time being. Sure is nice to be
> able to print again.
>
> Heres two shots using the 45mm F4:
>
> www.gate.net/~hifisap
Rob Studdert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Team,
>
> I've been sitting on this one for a while now, waiting until
we really had it
> right, your feedback would be very much appreciated:
>
> http://www.home.aone.net.au/audiobias/
Hi Rob,
Well done! I like the longer, darker grip. It seems per
Hi, Paul,
I was thinking similar thoughts to yours. It must not be easy to be in the public eye
all the time - although being the son of one of
America's favourite (and best) racers, Michael would have known what's to be expected
before he decided to follow in dad's footsteps.
And, he may hav
Wow! Awesome work, Rob. I want the larger one. I was very disapointed with Grip
B, in that it was insubstantial. I keep the motor drive on my LX most of the
time. It calls for a big handle. What's more, it will make it a nice match for
my 6x7 with the wood grip. How do I order one?
Paul
Rob Stu
Good, very good. I remember the shot well.
Paul
Steve Larson wrote:
> Here`s a wide open shot with the 135/2.3:
> http://pug.komkon.org/01may/WoodDuck.html
> Steve Larson
> Redondo Beach, California
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> From: "Paul F. Stregevsky" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: <[EMAIL PRO
Damn, the're pretty. What's the possibility of adding a provision for a strap
lug to the upper right side, so that the camera stays horizontal with the strap
and grip fitted?
At 12:07 PM 1/20/2002 +1000, you wrote:
>Hi Team,
>
>I've been sitting on this one for a while now, waiting until we real
Yes, I think so. My slip is showing.
paul
Len Paris wrote:
> > $595 if I had to. So I bought it. The 6x7 klit is shaping up.
> > Paul
>
> Hmm, Paul. Was that a Freudian slip?
>
> Len
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Rob ...
These look fantastic! I'm certainly interested.
One thought crossed my mind - that it would be nice to have a strap
attachment on the grip like the new, factory LX grip. But man, it's a
nice addition for anyone who wants to customize their LX. It looks like
the grips a little more sub
I used to work in public relations and fundraising for a children's charity
and in that capacity I would occasionally come in contact with celebrities
who were engaged in our fundraising events. Most were quite gracious.
Perhaps that was related to the fact that they were helping the charit
Ann Sanfedele wrote:
> I override web colors with my own background and fonts in
> Netscape - helps a lot!
Sometimes :-;
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> I went back to the shop many times, always on Saturday mornings. At no
> time did anyone ever ask me to leave, or to not take pictures, or to
> stop drooling on the cars. It seemed as if no one even noticed me. And
> then, one Saturday morning, Luigi Chinetti himself came up to me, and
> asked
Hi Team,
I've been sitting on this one for a while now, waiting until we really had it
right, your feedback would be very much appreciated:
http://www.home.aone.net.au/audiobias/
Cheers,
Rob Studdert
HURSTVILLE AUSTRALIA
Tel +61-2-9554-4110
UTC(GMT) +10 Hours
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http://members.
> That seems to happen all to often when "stars" let it go to their heads
> It's really a shame that some of them
> act that way. Guess that's way I liked Dale Earnherdt so much. Every time I
> was around the track when he was
> there, he would always take time for things like you mentioned. I
On Sat, 19 Jan 2002 18:07:43 -0500, you wrote:
>Fred wrote:
>How is the bokeh with that Vivitar S-1 135/2.3 ?
People forget that bokeh is heavily influenced by the aperture used,
the subject distance compared to the background distance, and the
background subject matter.
At f2.3 is not "sharp"
On Fri, 18 Jan 2002 22:18:48 -0500, you wrote:
>I wouldn't consider buying a 2700/2900 dpi scanner at this point unless I were
>planning to keep it just until I could get a 3600/4000 dpi scanner later.
...and the low re-sale value for second-hand 2700 dpi film scanners
supports your findings in
One reason to buy an electronic version of a manual is the media itself. I generally
prefer reference materials that I plan to use
to be in a machine readable format.
I also collect ephemera like manuals and of course for that, only the real thing will
do. And the one Pentax sends for $4 is j
Boy, I sure hesistate to comment but here goes...
I wonder if you first asked him if he would mind if you made a photo of him? That
might have taken the edge off asking him pose.
Also, it might not have been a very good day. I guess I shouldn't be making excuses
for him but I can't imagine t
On Sat, 19 Jan 2002 15:57:58 +0100, you wrote:
snip
> that wave quality of
>light DOES influence macroscopic qualities of image in such a way that
>there is no absolute sharpness even at macroscopic scale, not only
>quantum scale. What I am referencing to is Law of diffraction &
>Huygens' principe
Hi;
I am trying to set up a cheap and dirty "network" using a
second ethernet card on my main computer attached directly to an
ethernet card on my secondary machine.
I am told it is possible to do this, but am wondering how?
Please reply privately so as not to clutter up the list with off
topic t
Here`s a wide open shot with the 135/2.3:
http://pug.komkon.org/01may/WoodDuck.html
Steve Larson
Redondo Beach, California
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To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, January 19, 2002 3:07 PM
Subject: Re: Didn't someone want a
Recently someone was asking for URLs for online Pentax dealers in the Czech
Republic area. Here's another:
http://www.fotopentaxjavurek.cz/objektnew.htm
Paul Franklin Stregevsky
13 Selby Court
Poolesville, Maryland 20837-2410
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H (301) 349-5243
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That is sad.
Wasn't there a bottom of the line OM, plastic body, made by Cosina, I think. Maybe
the OM 10? I remember that Cosina used the same chassis to make FM10's for Nikon,
Vivitar SLR's.
I wonder why Olympus wouldn't continue to market that? Or do they not sell those
anymore. No big de
Yeah, but Micheal Andretti is still an ass.
I was glad he sucked in F1. It made Jacques Villeneuve's accomplishment a
few years later (being as they both went from CART to F1) all the much
sweeter.
OTOH, Schumacher is one of the most arrogant people I've ever seen (which is
not to say that he i
I have the same experience, and also did I never handed over my camera.
There is one thing you need to realise: you have a Pentax hanging around
your neck, so there is no desire to take the camera which was handed to you
and run. The other way around: obviously there is every reason to fear
someon
Not everyone knows that. (That's why there are no stupid questions).
At 04:11 PM 1/19/2002 -0600, you wrote:
>On Sat, 19 Jan 2002 13:49:21 -0800, Jim Moniz wrote:
>
> >http://www.manualsrus.com/Shopping_Cart/pentax.asp
>
>Why in the world would someone spend 10-12 bucks for a manual that they
>
>Blue Peter has a lot to answer for ;-)
>
>I bet you made advent candle holders out of two coat hangers and some
>tinsel when you were a lad, didn't you.
Hi Wendy. Actually it was LEGO
Cubic yards of it, couldn't get enough. The great thing is, now with my 8
yr old son, I'm getting to
Hello!
I wonder if somebody have already tried Agfa Vista film
(any of 100, 400, 800).
If so, what's you impression of it compared to
a) Agfa HDC
b) Agfa Optima
c) Agfa Vista of other speed.
Thanks a lot!
Igor
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> I know I said I was going to wait unitl I found some good buy it
> nows to pick up
> the 300/4 6x7 and the 55/4. Last night, a late model SMCP 300/4
> went up with a
> $595 BIN. The seller, who has a very good rating, marked it
> excellent. KEH had one
> at $950 as an excellent plus and anot
I know I said I was going to wait unitl I found some good buy it nows to pick up
the 300/4 6x7 and the 55/4. Last night, a late model SMCP 300/4 went up with a
$595 BIN. The seller, who has a very good rating, marked it excellent. KEH had one
at $950 as an excellent plus and another at more than
I override web colors with my own background and fonts in
Netscape - helps a lot!
annsan
"Paris, Leonard" wrote:
>
> Yeah black background with blue text really sucks, doesn't it? Of course,
> it could be worse. Black background with purple text, or blue background
> with purple text, or green
Fred wrote:
How is the bokeh with that Vivitar S-1 135/2.3 ?
I guess I'm not a bokeh fanatic; I haven't paid attention. I use this lens
exclusively to shoot indoor school events, and I'm just happy if the kids
and sets look sharp. I've just reviewed some JPEGs of a recent production I
shot, an
Well , neither can I but I don't tell everyone! hardyhar
William Robb wrote:
>
> - Original Message -
> From: "herb greenslade"
> Subject: Sorry can't keep up. until next time
>
> > unsubscribe pentax-discuss
>
> Wimp.
>
> HAR!!
> WW
Well , neither can I but I don't tell everyone! ha
You're right, Cory, it is hard to believe anyone could be so rude.
I've run into a very few sports stars, and fortunately, all were very nice, and
actually engaged in conversations.
My most memorable was Maurice "Rocket" Richard, hockey star for the Montreal
Canadiens in the 40's and 50's. He b
Got my darkroom going today. Still waiting
for the 105mm enlarging lens but used my
80mm for the time being. Sure is nice to be
able to print again.
Heres two shots using the 45mm F4:
www.gate.net/~hifisapi/Inlet.jpg
www.gate.net/~hifisapi/condo.jpg
Heres two using the 300mm F4:
www.gate.net/
hehehehehehehehehe what, awaken the usenet flame beast on
PURPOSE
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From: "Mark Roberts" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, January 19, 2002 5:14 AM
Subject: Re: The Acoustic Photographer's Guild
> "Tom Rittenhouse" <[EMAIL PROTEC
Hmmm ... a story that seems somewhat typical of the big "stars" in
sports these days.
I recall Mario Andretti as being very accessible and friendly, but that
was back in the days when any spectator could buy a pit pass and wander
freely amongst the cars, drivers and mechanics.
As a counterpoint
>Wohooo
> Got it!!!
>Now I've got the LX wink ;-)
>I went into the shop and the camera is not mint but not far of.
>Ended up walking out with camera ER case instuction book and strap for
>£330!!
>We are going to see friend this afternoon and guess what camera is going
>with me ;-)
>Alan
They are hoping that they won't even have to spend the four
bucks, I guess. Must get their cameras and film free, too.
Len
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> $4.00?
> Later,
> Gary
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As far as I have been able to find out , every lens ever
made for the 67 series of cameras will work on all
the bodies.
JCO
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> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Bruce Dayton
> Sent: Saturday, January 19, 2002 1:25 AM
> To: PDML
> Subject:
My favourite Eddie Irvine story:
He was asked about the design of his helmet, which is orange and green. He
explained that he's from Northern Ireland and Protestant, so the orange is
his Orangeman heritage. He was then asked why he had green.
He said, "so the Catholics don't blow my f*g he
"Tom Rittenhouse" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Get out dictionary. See metaphor.
>
>Literal minded comes to mind, so does anal-retentive. I think Mark changing
>it from instrument was stupid, catering to the ignorant always is.
Hey, post that stuff to the Usenet discussion! Get those people argui
On Sat, 19 Jan 2002 13:49:21 -0800, Jim Moniz wrote:
>http://www.manualsrus.com/Shopping_Cart/pentax.asp
Why in the world would someone spend 10-12 bucks for a manual that they could obtain
from Pentax for
$4.00?
Later,
Gary
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> So how about the manual?
>
> Cory
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Bruce Dayton wrote:
> So, for all of you 67 owners out there, perhaps you can answer a
> question for me. I am very familiar with the 35mm lenses, and their
> features - M42, K, M, A, F, FA. I would like to know more about the
> 67 lenses and backward compatibility - I would be considering the
On Sat, 19 Jan 2002 15:00:50 -0600, Mike Johnston wrote:
>I'll never wish the guy anything but ill. I don't hope he crashes, but I'll
>always hate him.
That seems to happen all to often when "stars" let it go to their heads It's
really a shame that some of them
act that way. Guess that's
On Sat, 19 Jan 2002 16:15:41 -0500, Tom Rittenhouse wrote:
>Actually it means Massey-Furguson. MF is painted right on their tractors. On
>the other hand it means something that starts with moth and and ends with
>ker. But, then you are welcome to use it however you wish.
Tom,
You owe me a monit
WOW.
That's some story. Hard to believe someone could be SO rude.
I gota tell ya though, I like the heart-warming stories of people, Pentax,
and papa a lot better.
Cory Waters
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Sent: Saturday, January
Actually it means Massey-Furguson. MF is painted right on their tractors. On
the other hand it means something that starts with moth and and ends with
ker. But, then you are welcome to use it however you wish.
Ciao,
graywolf
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> Ctein has, indeed, published some test results of 67 lenses. At least
> some were published in Ed Buziak's magazine - Camera & Darkroom. Here's
> one review:
>
> http://www.camera-and-darkroom.co.uk/issue40.html
Thanks Shel--glad some of that work of his is "out there."
--Mike
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>> "Star and Stooges" I like it! You've hit it right on! I always
>> liked Eddie Irvine because he took the money and sucked up to Michael
>> without pretending that it was anything else... Don't get me wrong,
>> I'm a HUGE Ferrari fan and I hope Michael wins the championship again
>> and ties
Get out dictionary. See metaphor.
Literal minded comes to mind, so does anal-retentive. I think Mark changing
it from instrument was stupid, catering to the ignorant always is.
Ciao,
graywolf
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Cory,
This one is a list message. Everyone got it. Shel just referenced Mike, because
it was in response to his earlier messages. Perhaps you need a nap :-)
Paul
CBWaters wrote:
> what IS up here...
> I'm not Mike, either. I think that Virus might have gotten you a little
> mixed up.
>
> Cory
>
The K135/2.5 is among my most used lenses, and it appears to yield results that
are similar in color and sharpness to the K85/1.8. And, as I've stated earlier,
I've also had great success with the Vivitar Series 1 90/2.5. However, there's
a big "but" attached to that. I rarely make any wet prints
Count yourself lucky Paul. There are those in the world that are better
left unknown.
Cory Waters
Knows several Bevis-like characters.
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To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, January 19, 2002 3:35 PM
Subject: Re: For the en
Mike Johnston wrote:
>
>
> ...my friend Ctein,... did a number of direct tests of
> old and new lenses, and discovered that some of the newer designs are far
> superior. I don't know if he's published his results or not, but if you'd
> like me to ask him to comment on specifics for the benefit of
Cotty wrote:
>
> Whoooaaa! Cool - hilk hilk - he said 'but' !
>
> Beavis
>
I'm sorry, but I'm not familiar with this Beavis person and don't understand
your post.
Paul
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Next time, I will look!
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> [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>
> << My Super A did!! I need a winder cover for my P5/50. >>
>
Artur,
I think that, in this case, where there probably wasn't room to
spell out the words, the context makes the meaning perfectly
clear. After all, you can always Read The Friendly Manual
(RTFM) if you are not sure. We have had some messages here
where there was no clue in the context, in whi
Mike,
I would really appreciate it. As I contemplate making the move up to
67 I would like to be as informed as I can be.
Thanks,
Bruce Dayton
Saturday, January 19, 2002, 9:17:25 AM, you wrote:
>> So, for all of you 67 owners out there, perhaps you can answer a
>> question for me. I am ve
I'm saddened by this. The OM was a great system, and offered some
unusual and very desirable lenses, as well as a superb metering system.
Another great camera, the Leica R 6.2, has also recently been
discontinued.
RIP LX, OM, R6.2 ... the last of a breed.
Mike Johnston wrote:
>
> I suppose
My only concern is
1) how many members of PDML are on their membership list
2) how anyone could match a acoustic, camera and a musical instrument (ok,
apart from shutter .wav files)
a·cous·tic (-kstk)
adj. also a·cous·ti·cal (-st-kl)
1.. Of or relating to sound, the sense of hearing, or the
Do you really want to know the answer to that? Chips get soft because
they contain less moisture than bread, and when left out, they absorb
moisture. Bread, OTOH, contains more moisture, which, in time,
evaporates, and the bread gets harder.
CBWaters wrote:
> why does bread get hard when left
He uses the same brutally honest approach in defense of his womanizing
off the track too, and that seems to works for him also. Nobody can say
he's not having his fun while he can. :)
Thanks,
Ed
http://lightandsilver.com
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> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL
Yes, now I recall. Seems the Porsche TAG McClaren was the most reliable
of the bunch, and the BMW inline 4 in the Brabham was the most
powerfull. Hard to imagine all that power in 1.5 liters.
Thanks,
Ed
http://lightandsilver.com
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> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailt
OH Crap!
Darn outlook filters run amuck!
I think Microsoft is part of the conspiracy...
Cory Waters
why does bread get hard when left out while chips get soft?
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From: "CBWaters" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Saturday, January 19, 2002 12:23 PM
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what IS up here...
I'm not Mike, either. I think that Virus might have gotten you a little
mixed up.
Cory
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From: "Shel Belinkoff" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, January 19, 2002 12:48 PM
Subject: Re: P67 info
> Hi Mike,
>
> Ctein has, i
Is it a "wink" or a nervous "twitch", like Inspector Dreyfus? :)
Collin
At 12:46 PM 1/19/02 -0500, you wrote:
>Subject: Re: LX Purchase (was: Pentax Optio)
>
>Alan Abbott wrote:
>
> > Wohooo
> > Got it!!!
> > Now I've got the LX wink ;-)
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"Get over it."
Dr. Laura
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I received it as well. I agree, c'mon... it's probably the trainees they've
hired.
Tom C.
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From: "Daniel J. Matyola" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, January 19, 2002 9:49 AM
Subject: OT: Unreadable Web Pages
> Recently there was discussi
I have misplaced my manual for the AF-500 FTZ Flash and have not used it in
about 2 years.
Some stupid questions:
Right now I just want to use it in full auto mode on my PZ-1p.
Can someone tell me where the switches should be set for this?
When I set aperture on the PZ-1p for the desired DOF,
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Subject: Re: MF or MF: was: Anyone shoot MF exclusively?
> AF> MF has always meant medium format, and it is not the prerogative of
the
> AF> members of one brand specific mailing list to overturn a long
established
> AF> tradition.
>
> AF> Regards,
> AF> Anthony Farr
Shel, it sounds like the K85/1.8 is a superb lens. I`ll have to go through
those slides again and find those that I shot with yours. I never noticed
that the Vivitar was not so vivid with colors, but that is an interesting
comparison. I`m going to have to compare it to a Pentax in a side
by side
In a message dated 19/01/02 17:50:08 GMT Standard Time, Cotty writes:
<< Pentax Pro Lens FA* 28-70mm f2.8 AL Powerzoom auto focus. 2 years old.
£850 ono Tel: 07752 364421 >>
I believe that is about the same as the new price, isn't it? Offer them half.
krfsb
Peter
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I have a 3020 that I bought on ebay for a similar amount, although mine is
equipped with a rather robust video head, the number of which escapes me at the
moment. But I love the tripod. It's a rock. Just the thing for a 6x7. And the
video head is stout, so it's quite fine for horizontals, less so
Cotty wrote:
>
>
> And so he's been doing this for quite a while. His advice to me? Know
> your market. Write about something you know, but most importantly, write
> it in the style the editor you are submitting to will want. Make it easy
> for them, and they'll snap it up.
Write what you know.
Bob, I really didn't want to "pummel" you, so sorry for the bit harsh
response. But the thread was all about such pummeling before, I only
adopted to your and others' tone. Back to topic:
But I still think you are somewhat mistaken, that wave quality of
light DOES influence macroscopic qualities
Coming into this late, but...
1) a very small outfit - fast 24mm and fast 50mm, like 50/1.4 and 24/2
2) super-small outfit - ~40-42 (like my Olympus SP 1.7/42 rangefinder)
3) greedy mood : 15mm, 24mm, 50mm, 80-200/2.8, 400/4 or 300/2.8
(not too greedy is it )
4) normal kit - 17/20mm, fast 24mm, 8
JJB> the money for quite a few months. Never underestimate the power of a
JJB> FedEx envelope with a few dollars inside... (not that I would
JJB> recommend doing this, it is against FedEx regulations)
I don't know how well it applies for US and Argentina, but here in
Europe - Czechia, I can send
WRT thumbnail generating programs and 48bit TIFFs: the freeware
Irfanview (www.irfanview.com) supports reading 48bit files, although
it only reads them, it cannot save them back in 48 bits. If you do any
adjustment with it it can so far save them only as normal 24bit. But
even reading them is usef
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