Hi,
Bill Owens wrote:
>
> http://www.turekcamera.com/prodSLRAccessories.htm
What a really clever idea! Brilliant bit of lateral thinking.
Only doubts in my mind are about durability.
Optional extra: super diffusion from your breath condensing
inside.
mike
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wendy beard wrote:
>
> Look like something Cotty might have put together for a laugh^d^d^d errm
> serious project.
>
> At 14:07 4-2-2002 -0500, you wrote:
> >From: "Bill Owens" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> >Subject: Ringflash
> >
> >Just received this from the Oly list. What do you folk
Hello James!
jmadams wrote:
>
> For anyone who wants to order direct from Germany, this is the price list.
> http://fotoimpex.de/Home/films/films.html Unfortunately it in Eurocrap and
> not Marks so have no idea of the actual cost.
> James
Where is your problem?
1EUR = 0,87000 US-$ (5.2.2002)
Joe,
I would be curious to know if you have done this type of backpacking
in the past and what equipment you have used that has worked well for
you. Are there any features of the MZ-S that you were needing/hoping
to use that your previous equipment didn't have?
Thanks,
Bruce Dayton
Monday,
Happily, there's been more discussion about B&W processing and darkrooms
here.
How about putting up a pic or two of your darkrooms so those who are
thinking about setting up a darkroom for the first time might get some
ideas. Of course, we may all learn from one another.
Even though I've mentio
The mount was proprietary to Fuji, it will not mate with SMC Takumars for OA
metering.
At 07:33 PM 1/31/2002 -0800, you wrote:
>The Fuji ST901 you say was their answer to the ES. What type of screw mount
>lens was used on it to enable it to do open aperture metering like the ES
>II? Could SMC T
Michele,
Apologies, I hope I haven't offended you with my "Try this" comment. I
actually like the pic a lot, and the more I look at it the more I like it. The
pattern on the wall/ roof (apart from the pulsating bit) looks quite a lot
like the rubber grip on the Pentax lenses. Perhaps I should be
wendy beard wrote:
> I quote:
> 9) For categories including people or pets, a model release is required.
> Where the photo taken is of a minor a parent or guardian's signature is
> required. With pets, the pet's owner's signature is required. Model
> release forms will be available at Turek C
Howdy, folks,
Just thought that you'd like to know ...
I recently started testing GE "Reveal" incandescent light bulbs. After
testing them in two or three sockets, I'm switching over to them
completely. The visible difference is not really describable, at least
by me.
The color temperature is
On Mon, 4 Feb 2002 13:49:02 -0500, Mark Roberts wrote:
> It's expected to sell for under $40,000.00 (U.S.), an new
> and much lower price point for such technology.
What does a (semi-) wet minilab go for these days?
TTYL, DougF KG4LMZ
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Hi Amita,
On Mon, 4 Feb 2002 09:26:20 -0500, Amita Guha wrote:
> Thank you, Matjaz! I know what you mean about the mailbox. I worked on
> sharpening the mailbox for a long time, and I never did get it just
> right.
If you're using Photoshop 6, try duplicating the background layer, then
using th
Sign that contest entry blank and, win or lose, you won't be able to
use your own picture any more. I still don't understand why people
think so little of their work that they are willing to give it away in
perpetuity and then thank the publications and contest promoters for
taking them.
On
That is quite a wrecking yard you have there. ;-)
On Monday 04 February 2002 10:45 pm, J. C. O'Connell wrote:
> Anyway, heres a sample pic (~500kb)
> showing the detail in the print.
> Film=Tmax 400, 1/500 (leaf) @F11
> 8X10 wet print.
>
> http://www.gate.net/~hifisapi/slotcase90mm.jpg
> JCO
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Just got another P67 lens in the mail
today. This one is the leaf shutter
90mm F2.8 SMC Takumar.
Ran a quick test roll using flash to test
the leaf shutter and everything works
OK, thank God.
I read on the internet that this lens
has questionable sharpness but thats
not the result I got! This
Hi,
I wouldn't have thought you need a model release legally for a contest.
The rule that concerned me more was this:
4)Turek Camera Shop reserves the right to publish any entries without
compensation to the creator of said photo. All entries become the property
of Turek Camera Shop.
rega
Shel,
Thanks for the link. Hopefully I will get it back into shape.
Evan
On Mon, 04 Feb 2002 11:26:03 -0800 Shel Belinkoff
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Here's a good place to start:
>
> http://home.earthlink.net/~belinkoff/cameras/pentax_repair_shops.html
>
> Evan J Dong wrote:
> >
> > I a
After Bill posted about the inflatable ringflash, I went and had a look
around the Turek Camera website.
I had to have a nosey at the photo contest, of course. I even read the
rules of entry. The very last one surprised me -
I quote:
9) For categories including people or pets, a model release i
I just looked on Jessops site http://www.jessops.co.uk and they do not
appear to list Efke film. Shops may be different.
James
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Subject: Re: Classic Low Speed Film
At 11:34 4-2-2002 -0500, you wrote:
>- - Original Message -
>From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Sent: Monday, February 04, 2002 4:49 AM
>Subject: Re: Takumar 17mm 4
>
>
> > Hi. I want to know how to recognize fungus from dust using a loupe. Some
>of
> > my lenses could be
Look like something Cotty might have put together for a laugh^d^d^d errm
serious project.
At 14:07 4-2-2002 -0500, you wrote:
>From: "Bill Owens" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: Ringflash
>
>Just received this from the Oly list. What do you folks think? At ~$30.00
>CDN I'd like to try one.
>
>
That's what I heard ...
jmadams wrote:
>
> Shel,
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Shel,
I believe Jessops in the UK also stock Efke's 25/50/100 ISO film
James
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Although it says 56K, I think 51-52K is about the max you are going to
get out of your modem. If you are consistently getting 45K across a
lot of numbers, your limiting factor now is probably your phone line.
On Monday 04 February 2002 08:28 pm, Alan Chan wrote:
> >Maybe someone can help me ou
>Maybe someone can help me out (Yeah, I know - Which way did you come
>in?) I just installed a 56K modem and the fastest connection speed I've
>been able to get is about 45K. I've tried connecting to several phone
>numbers, but 45K has been the upper limit Is there some way to adjust
>modem set
Shel Belinkoff wrote:
> Hi Gang
>
> Maybe someone can help me out (Yeah, I know - Which way did you come
> in?) I just installed a 56K modem and the fastest connection speed I've
> been able to get is about 45K. I've tried connecting to several phone
> numbers, but 45K has been the upper l
Ann Sanfedele <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Mark - lots of nice stuff - hope it brings in the bucks for
>you.
Not for me. For the "cancer babies" as Lisa calls them (in pediatrics, anyone
under age 20 is a "baby"). As a pathologist, she only sees the patients when she
does the diagnosis (when sh
What are, if any, the differences between Kodak Max 400 and Royal Gold
400.
I've shot some Kodak Max 400 (it was on cheap at costco, 2.80$
CAD/Roll) and the results were okay, but I shot some RG400 and the colors
were much better.
Kodak data sheets are almost identical, except for Royal Gold be
Maciej,
At Christmas I shot a roll of Ilford Delta 400 and
rated it at 1600. I developed it for a minus 2 stops
time and it turned out very well. The grain was
apparent but nothing ugly. Try a test roll and see
how it works before you use it for the band shots.
Good luck...Bob
--- Maciej Marc
Aaron Reynolds wrote:
>
>
> If the Red Wings can't make it to the cup with the team they've got this
> year, something is horribly, horribly wrong over there.
Only if they allow wheelchairs, walkers and crutches on the ice! Don't get
me wrong: a great team, but how ya gonna keep them old geeze
Hey there,
Another test from a different site. Joined the
Yahoo's so that I can vent on the list.
Goodbye Excite.
Did I say I bought a GIII QL17 canonet at a good
price? Not on the PDML!
Say, that efke 25 looked really nice on my monitor.
dave
Great stuff seeking new owners in Yahoo! Aucti
Jaume,
I don't manipulate digitally, so some others might know
more about that.
I don't think I would crop it. It changes the character
of the compositon too much, the tall and narrow effect.
Maybe the wires just belong there, and are part of the passageway.
I tried to get another look, but was
--- Jaume Lahuerta <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> --- Bob Poe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > "Caloques" by Juame Lahueta. What a remarkably
> > playful space Juame has found. I really like the
> > interaction of the planes of the walls and the
> > painted
> > edges of the walkways, the interplay o
Hi,
Perhaps he means that travelling in air-conditioned comfort (or,
discomfort as you suggest) is hardly the way my great hero Capt.
Sir Richard Francis Burton would have done it...:o).
In Sunderland where Mike comes from men are men and sheep are worried.
Even in the depths of the coldest wint
It is $25 CDN if you mention the webpage. They state it actually works, so I
would expect you could return it if it doesn't work. Or is that not the way
it works in Canada?
Frits Wüthrich
Ann Sanfedele wrote:
> I have to say, it looks like a piece of junk to me, Bill.
> YOu could probably rig u
George,
Agreed, these can be compressed.
Each of my scans is 2 pages about 4 by 11 inches.
I've tried them on Jpeg Optimizer and can get to 300K from 700K, but after that there
are artifacts on the pictures.
I wanted good quality as I hope to do this only once. I made color scans with better
Hi Bob,
The problem is that the files should not be 700K for a page.
I have scanned many A4 size pages, which I compressed to about 100K to 150
K, and are still readable.
This AF280 manual is probably much smaller.
Each page can probably compressed to about 50K, and then your modem is not
such a
Hi!
My friend asked me to make some photos of his band and I need your help with
it. I own him a favor so I couldn't refuse even though I was tempted doing
so. Making photos for pure fun is something totaly different for me than
making them for somebody. I warned him that I'm an ameteur but he sa
Well, you're missing a few angle brackets.
You need one on the first image, tree.jpg. It should
look like this:
Not like this:
COLOUR & LANDSCAPES
p>
It should be thusly coded:
COLOUR & LANDSCAPES
You might want to think about putting your pics on
tables. That way you can more effec
Were you using a photo backpack, or were they rattling around with your socks and
underwear in a regular hiking backpack? I've never seen that problem with my MZ-S.
As for the shutter release, Pentax designed it to be very light, so you can 'sense the
moment' (they get real lyrical in the broc
Marc,
I did a "where do you buy film?" Poll a couple months ago and a LOT of
people are buying film from B&H in New York. AND most of the people I
noticed said that buying the imported (sold for less $) films was ok.
Good luck with the dark room project. There's no room here for that project
sa
As I noted before, I scanned an AF280T manual Saturday and am looking to hand it off
to somebody to host it and put it into a pdf format. I've got a couple of volunteers
(Christian S. and Fritz W.), but am just now figuring out how to send 16 jpg's of 700K
out on my 56K modem. :-(
What about
mike wilson wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> Carlos wrote (apropos Bob W's India trip):
>
> (snicker)
> > ...Indian trains. If the air conditioner is on...
> (snack)
>
> Which completely destroys Bob's street cred, I'm afraid 8-)
>
Hi Mike:
Please, can you elaborate the last sentence: "Which completel
Dnia 4-02-2002 o godz. 20:37 Marc Schlotthauer napisał(a):
> OK - darkroom has been approved by the spousal unit.
>
> I need help determining what all I need for a basic B&W setup -
Enlarger
> make/model, paper, equipment, etc. If this has been beaten to
death here
> previously, please refer me
i get 50.6 k everytime on my 56k modem.
JCO
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> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Bill Owens
> Sent: Monday, February 04, 2002 8:08 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: OT:I Need More Speed
>
>
> In a nutshell, no. 45K is really abou
On 3-02-2002 at 11:47 [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Familie Scheffler)
wrote:
> Hi Artur,
>
> would you like to explain "bracketing" and 18%-rule
and "AutoBracketing
> feature", please?!
Bracketing - suppose you're about to shoot a scene with
difficult light or lot of contrasty elements or something.
> What on earth does this guy mean? He wants to buy a 28 and 55mm
> lens...and is offering 1000 GBP?
> http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1329399367
Well, Paul it looks like a chance for someone to make a quick buck
(or pound, actually), if the guy stays insane long enuf -
Hi, gang.
Well, thanks for the enablement. Finally, I traded my LowePro Minitreker
for the M 100 2.8. It looks ugly outside, but the glass and aperture are
fine.
I took my first pics with it yesterday. I used a ME Super with Supra 100.
Since I used available light, I had to use f2.8 and low speeds
Oh hell! Do we have a digital Cotty?
Malcolm
Cotty wrote:
PS - I'm starting to get excited: my new toy has completed stage one of
it's journey to me
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Hi,
apparently Inge Morath has died. I can't find much information other
than the following link, unfortunately:-
http://www.observer.co.uk/review/story/0,6903,643856,00.html
I met her very briefly a couple of years ago at a book launch. She was
absolutely charming - the kind of person who ligh
This week's Amateur Photographer reports on the imminent UK photo show:
Focus on Imaging at the National Exhibition Centre, Birmingham, 24-26 Feb.
Of interest:
Pentax:
'The Pentax MZ-6 SLR will get its first public airing, lining up
alongside the Pentax 645N II medium-format camera.'
Digital
OK - darkroom has been approved by the spousal unit.
I need help determining what all I need for a basic B&W setup - Enlarger
make/model, paper, equipment, etc. If this has been beaten to death here
previously, please refer me to the appropriate thread. I've checked out
various websites on buildi
What on earth does this guy mean? He wants to buy a 28 and 55mm lens...and is offering
1000 GBP?
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1329399367
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
mail2web - Check your email from the web a
Just downloaded a couple of manuals surprisingly poor scans.
At 04:31 PM 2/1/2002 -0500, you wrote:
>I was able to get an original manual from
>Pentax Canada in Mississauga last week.Looks
>in great shape.
>
>Dave
>
> Begin Original Message
>
>From: Christian Skofteland <[EMAIL PROTECTED
I have to say, it looks like a piece of junk to me, Bill.
YOu could probably rig up something yourself that would do
the same thing.
OTOH - you could apply $30.00 Canadian to a slot machine and
get absolutely nothing back :) can you return it if it truly
is awful?
ann
Bill Owens wrote:
>
> Jus
It's a 20s vehicle, but I would like to see how much is original and what
has been added to over the years. some of the bigger stuff on the link
brought back happy driving/mechanical and photographic memories .
Malcolm
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Here's a good place to start:
http://home.earthlink.net/~belinkoff/cameras/pentax_repair_shops.html
Evan J Dong wrote:
>
> I am trying to locate a good repair shop for my Spotmaitc F body and my
> SMC - Takumar 50mm F1.4.
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>Steve - as the coffee table is still serving as a bg, can I presume that the
>LX grip is still a one-off?
>
>Kind regards
>
>Peter
Hi Peter,
You presume correctly. Sheesh! If I were to start mass-producing those
things there wouldn't be two alike ;-)
Actually I thought I might harvest a few
I entered the 'Subject' as 'General' as in general interest. No offence.
James
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> But where's Pentax? or am I missing somethin
Looks pretty close.
Dave
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Kevin,
How about a 1925 Chevy truck. See this photo of a '25 Chevy tow
truck from your side of the world!
(Sc
Hard to tell,but the cab depth looks a little
deeper in the '34.Might be a few years earlier or
some custom work on the truck link i found.
Dave
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Yeah, but no Pentax!
Christian
On Monday 04 February 2002 13:49, James wrote:
> I just found a link which guided me to FotoSource, and was surprised to
> find a manuals download page:
>
> http://www.fotosource.com/manuals.asp
>
> James
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Helps eh
Dave
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Sent: Mon, 4 Feb 2002 09:42:18 -0600
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: Old Chevrolet
Sometimes there is a year imprinted on the rear taillights (
Found this link through Google.The first two
look like the truck in question.
Dave
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Subject: Re: Old Chevrolet
Sometimes there is a year imprinted on t
Mike.You'd think having 5 of the little furry
beasts i could get allergic to them and say good
bye but NO
Dave
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From: Mike Johnston <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Mon, 04 Feb 2002 10:05:08 -0600
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: PUG Favorites
> "The G
On Monday, February 4, 2002, at 09:25 AM, David Brooks wrote:
> Thanks Aaron.I'll check them tonight.
>
> Go Rangers Go
HAR! I'd threaten ya, but Malhotra's from my neighborhood and not that
much younger than I am, so I tend to cheer for the Rangers when they're
not playing the Leafs. The o
Hi Shel.I just upgraded my computer from an
old p100,28k modem to56 k modem and the
best i have gotten is about 45-46 k.
Looks like we are all in the same boat.
Dave
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To: [EMAIL PROTEC
As I've noted several times here, I did a little research a few years ago
and arrived at an "informed consensus" among several experts that if the
Super-Multi-Coated Takumar 50/1.4 were to be built and marketed today, it
would have to retail for between $800 and $1600 somewhere, probably in the
n
Over the last couple of weekends i dabbled in some
html code,from my isp tutorial,and came up with
this.Its rough but any comments for improvments
is/will be appreciated.
I know i have to work on fiquring out how to upload
thumbnails created in PS in stead of single,large
size prints.If any one ca
> "The Grey " by David J Brooks. Nice cat, as far as cats go up the niceness
> scale :)) I love the way the pattern on the couch mirrors and complements
> the fur texture.
Ack. *sniffle*Ahh
CHOOO!!!
*sniffle*
>cough<
Sorry, allerg
The winder will advance until the film ends. If you have half a frame
that's how far it advances,
then it stops with the operation LED on. (Power to the winder stays on and
will continue to drain
the batteries until the winder switch is set to off).
At 06:55 PM 1/31/2002 -0500, you wrote:
>How
Well, thanks gang ... looks like I'm gonna be stuck in the 20th century
a while longer. At least it's an improvement over the 28.8 modem I'd
been using.
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Shel,
It's in the phone lines, in the house or back to the substation. There is no way to
adjust your modem...
Regards, Bob S.
>>I've tried connecting to several phone
numbers, but 45K has been the upper limit <<
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I wondered if anyone, besides me, would notice that.
"No holds barred" used to be a wrestling term.
Len
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Sometimes there is a year imprinted on the rear taillights (last 2 digits) which will
give you the approximate year of the model as taillights are often used more than one
year.
Maris
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Hi,
This doesn't seem to be working for me - Ns 4.x/PC. I just get
a popup white background window. Anyone else?
mike
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> Well, I am Jaume Lahuerta
Sorry about that Jaume. It's a case of me not being
able to read my own writing. I will make an effort to
get it right next time, as I seem to like quite a few
of your PUG summissions.
Cheers,
Bob
=
What boots up must come down.
Great stuff seeking new owners i
Anthony Farr wrote:
>You could be assuming (excuse me if you're not) that because 24mm x 36mm
>and larger chips are in service on medium format and bigger cameras then
the
>doubts about WA use are dispelled.
No, I'm assuming it won't be a problem because the difference in angle of
incidence is
--- Bob Poe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> "Caloques" by Juame Lahueta. What a remarkably
> playful space Juame has found. I really like the
> interaction of the planes of the walls and the
> painted
> edges of the walkways, the interplay of the grays
> and
> white lines. Well seen, Juame!
Well,
Amita wrote:
> " Through the Looking Glass " by Bill Peifer - looks like something
> out of the Twilight Zone [Snip]
Hi Amita,
Thanks for the kind words. Wasn't sure if this was going to work out or
not, but it's an idea I'd played with for a while. Glad you enjoyed!
Bill Peifer
Rochest
Thanks Aaron.I'll check them tonight.
Go Rangers Go
Dave
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From: Aaron Reynolds <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Mon, 4 Feb 2002 08:03:18 -0500
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: B&W tips please
Check the negs to see if the darkened corner is on them. If it
appears
> "No Mail Today " by Amita Guha. I like this a lot,
> especially the contrast of red details on
> mailbox against misty background. Might be wrong but it
> seems a bit oversharpened to
> me.
Thank you, Matjaz! I know what you mean about the mailbox. I worked on
sharpening the mailbox for a long
"Mark Roberts" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>
> This red herring has been trotted out a lot. It's bogus.
>
in reponse to
> Brian Walsh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
who wrote:
> >
> >The issue raised explains it: CCD's apparently cope poorly with rays
which
> >strike them at many angles which are fully c
Hi Wendy
First, make sure your dark room is really dark. Turn off all the lights
in the house - you'd be surprised what can sneak through the spaces
between the door and floor. I even close the doors to the other rooms
in proximity to the darkroom as I found that lights from outside -
stre
Hi,
Steve Larson wrote:
> some no holes barred equipment.
Especially pinholes.
mike
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Paul Stenquist wrote:
> In her PUG commentary, Ann said she was a bad girl..
> Actually, Ann, you're a very good girl;-)
> Beautiful photo. And it certainly meets the depth of field assignment.
> The lack of depth of field here creates a much happier photograph in
> this instance than would a sma
On Mon, 04 Feb 2002 15:15:03 +0200, Antti-Pekka Virjonen wrote:
> My absolute max. has always been around 49-50K. (And I have used
> dozens of modems on dozens of different phone-lines).
The actual, practical maximum for a 56K modem is 53K. I've never seen
it actually happen, though. I live in
Hi Albano,
The fungus I have seen looks like snail trails, kind of clear, hard to spot
without a bright light shone TTL.
Steve Larson
Redondo Beach, California
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On Sunday, February 3, 2002, at 04:00 PM, J. C. O'Connell wrote:
> If it's unusuable, it also doesnt communicate the art.
I don't believe this to be the case at all. Very little of my work has
lost what I like about it when reduced to web size.
-Aaron
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On Sunday, February 3, 2002, at 04:22 PM, Paul Stenquist wrote:
> As always, Red Wings rule.
If the Red Wings can't make it to the cup with the team they've got this
year, something is horribly, horribly wrong over there.
Frank, I missed the All-Star game proper (and the young stars game,
wh
On Sunday, February 3, 2002, at 05:47 PM, David Brooks wrote:
> On some of the shots taken with a lot of open
> sky seem to have a bit of a dark area in one
> corner.I thought maybe one of the telephotos
> might have some drop off but it also appears
> with the 55 f 1.8 also.
Check the negs to
Hi Shel,
There are some programs on Tucows that will fine tune a modem, but
45K is doing quite good for a 56K. I think the best I ever got with mine
was 48K.
Steve Larson
Redondo Beach, California
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From: "Shel Belinkoff" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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I would not expect even that on a regular basis!
V90 will 'retrain' every so often anyway.
In the UK anything above 40K is good and the likely hood of getting reliably
above 50K is rare.
Don't know about the states though but I would expect the same.
The difference in speed is not really going to
Shel Belinkoff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Gang
>
> Maybe someone can help me out (Yeah, I know - Which way did you come
> in?) I just installed a 56K modem and the fastest connection speed I've
> been able to get is about 45K. I've tried connecting to several phone
> numbers, but 45K
Thank you for your comment. It makes ME smile whenever I look at it.
Jackie Dowell
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> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Amita Guha
> Sent: February 2, 2002 7:21 PM
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> Subject: my February PUG favorites
>
> ...
wendy beard wrote:
> You know, This never even occurred to me.
> Even though I used to process slide film for precisely this reason.
> I alway thought B&W = darkroom. Funny how your mind makes associations and
> just sticks to them.
> This also means that I can start to process my own black & whi
You know, This never even occurred to me.
Even though I used to process slide film for precisely this reason.
I alway thought B&W = darkroom. Funny how your mind makes associations and
just sticks to them.
This also means that I can start to process my own black & white too. After
all, I've got
Hi Gang
Maybe someone can help me out (Yeah, I know - Which way did you come
in?) I just installed a 56K modem and the fastest connection speed I've
been able to get is about 45K. I've tried connecting to several phone
numbers, but 45K has been the upper limit Is there some way to adjust
At 04:41 4.2.2002 -0800, you wrote:
>Hi Gang
>
>Maybe someone can help me out (Yeah, I know - Which way did you come
>in?) I just installed a 56K modem and the fastest connection speed I've
>been able to get is about 45K. I've tried connecting to several phone
>numbers, but 45K has been the
Very well said Bob. I knew there had to be more to it, regarding the
competition
with the German lens makers. Everytime I wind, change ASA settings, or
set film type with the Spotmatic, I`m amazed at the workmanship that went
into that camera, and the S.-M.-C. Takumars optical and mechanical
cons
From:"David Brooks" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> >Are you looking at proofs, negs, or contact sheets?
>
> 4x6 prints Tom
>
Check the negs.
tv
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