How do you get a web address (that may be used as a hyperlink) into the text
of a posting.
TIA.
Geoff
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Gaurav, I have some suggestions for you.
1.) Shoot slide film and use the camera in manual mode to teach yourself
how to expose correctly. It sounds as if you might need a refresher course.
2.) Practice proper technique. Perhaps your hands are too shaky. Relax as
you take the shot. Invest in
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How do you get a web address (that may be used as a hyperlink) into the text
of a posting.
simply type in http://www.wildcherry.com.au and most email clients will pick it
up as a hyperlink and on clicking it, will launch you web
Raimo wrote:
What´s the difference between Orion AW and Orion Trekker? I have the
Trekker right
here for trial - should I get the AW instead?
I'm really not that familiar with the Orion Trekker. The Orion AW can be
split up and uses as both backpack, shoulderbag or beltpack. In addition,
Now I KNOW that America is where dreams become reality but I think I may be
pushing my luck on that one! Of course, if I come across any Hen's Teeth
or Rocking Horse Manure, I'll be importing those as well! ;-)
BTW thanks for all the info on camera stuff - but what about my beloved
beer? I
Hi,
Does anyone out there use a Crumpler camera bag? I've been looking at
them and am very temped by a Wonder Weanie with a Bunion insert (as
opposed to their standard camera bags), but would like to know of
anyone's experience with them if they have used one. I'm looking at
using it while
I've been flying quite a bit since 9/11 and haven't had many problems. However,
they're going to go through your bag item by item. I would put the film in a
lead bag and then put it in your LowePro. They'll open it of course, but like I
said, they're going to look at everything in any event. I'm
Looks like the difference is that the Trekker cannot be split up.
Raimo K
Pål Audun Jensen [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Raimo wrote:
What´s the difference between Orion AW and Orion Trekker? I have the
Trekker right
here for trial - should I get the AW instead?
I'm really not that familiar
We are planning a stopover in Japan on the way to Europe and of course
I want to look up some of the wonderful Pentax items only available in
Japan. What I would like to know is where do I look?
Also what is Tokyo like for English speaking travelers? I can manage a
bit of German (my wife can
In a message dated 2/8/2002 6:46:12 AM US Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
What I would like to know is where do I look?
Also what is Tokyo like for English speaking travelers?
There are several camera shops in the Shinjuku district of Tokyo.
English signs are common; a
In a message dated 07/02/02 20:26:29 GMT Standard Time, Steve writes:
IF HOWEVER another Brit wants to chip in
here with an idea
Focus 2002? On my stand (if I was allowed to have one!!!)- so it's the bar,
then. Probably Monday for me.
Kind regards
Peter
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In a message dated 07/02/02 23:29:05 GMT Standard Time, a man with 6 heads
writes:
The 222 is the grip ballhead, which was hopeless
because you can't track - it tightens up when you release the grip,
There is a knack to this - you need to release the lever with your middle
finger only.
Kr
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From: Gaurav Aggarwal [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: unable to take good pictures with my PZ-1
I have 2 lenses: FA 28-200mm Pentax and A 50mm/f1.7 Pentax (manual
focus) that I bought used. I usually used the 28-200 lens even though
I know that such large-range zooms
Hi Leon - I've had a 'Home Stayer' (don't ask me...!) for a year or so, and I'm
impressed. It holds a body and up to four smallish lenses, holds five rolls in the
lid and has two zipped pockets. The padding is sufficient to withstand everyday
knocks and drops, and the velcro closures on the
I just received a Refconverter A. It's a very clever device that will prove
useful for macro photography. But I find it difficult to center my eye over
the eyepiece. It's like trying to squint through a small monocular. Does
anyone know which eyecup would fit it? It seems to require an
Hi, Bill.
For welding themselves you refer to the moving parts of the head becoming
fixed? (ie the ball not rotating?, or the qr plate bonding with the head
itself (sorry, this is where I reach the frontiers of my english)
Regards
Albano
I had one of those for a while. It was not an
Hi, Bob, and thanks for your answer.
I was a bit short in my original question.
The situation is:
I currently own a 144 tripod with 029 head (3 way head). I use it for
stationary subjects, and with 35mm gear only.
I was oferred to trade it for the 3262 ballhead, including an additional
plate.
I'm
At 01:28 8-2-2002 -0500, you wrote: (about the 24-35)
From: Shel Belinkoff [EMAIL PROTECTED]
It's so much better than the A24~50/4.0 ... smaller, lighter, faster,
easier to handle, sharper, less prone to flare, better build quality
(IMO) and there are a few decent lens hood options - and perhaps
If you ever get a chance to try the M24~35/3.5, give it a whirl. It's a
two-touch, and I certainly understand your dislike for that style, but
somehow - perhaps because of its size or minimal focal range, it doesn't
seem to be as difficult, if that's the right word, to use as other
two-touch
I just received a Refconverter A. It's a very clever device that will prove
useful for macro photography. But I find it difficult to center my eye over
the eyepiece. It's like trying to squint through a small monocular. Does
anyone know which eyecup would fit it? It seems to require an eyepiece
Hi Leon,
We are planning a stopover in Japan on the way to Europe and of course
I want to look up some of the wonderful Pentax items only available in
Japan. What I would like to know is where do I look?
There is Pentax Forum (show room) in Shinjuku area. The
nearest station is Shinjuku.
There are several camera shops in the Shinjuku district of Tokyo.
English signs are common; a notable number of Japanese speak *some*
English.
But still better prepare yourself beforehand. Most Japanese would just avoid
you the 1st sign you spoke English. Some useful shopping tools - pen
It must be something I did different
in paint shop as the prints look virtually
identical aside from the angle of view.
JCO
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Pentax made a 75-150 zoom that has
SUPERB perfromance, so why settle
for a 75-100??
JCO
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Subject: Re: Help, I need advice for short
On Thursday, February 7, 2002, at 03:42 PM, tom wrote:
BUT...don't get trapped into thinking that system X is for serious
pics, and system Y is for everything else. If your medFo kit is just
your 'serious' kit, I swear you'll hardly ever use it. It'll just sit
there. I was in that phase for
Does anyone know which eyecup would fit it? It seems to require an
eyepiece whose fitting is 2 or 3 mm wider than the Eyecup M. I
prefer teardrop eyecups.
Paul:
I have two of these useful critters, but both came with eyecups
attached (although one eyecup size is larger than the other). Both
If you ever get a chance to try the M24~35/3.5, give it a whirl.
It's a two-touch, and I certainly understand your dislike for that
style, but somehow - perhaps because of its size or minimal focal
range, it doesn't seem to be as difficult, if that's the right
word, to use as other two-touch
That's a great deal on the A, Paul. I picked up an M (new) from Camera
Traders Ltd last year for ... $69 ... (I was tickled, to say the least). My
M is built more stoutly than my ZX-5n-enough so that I worry about the
camera whenever the refconverter is attached. Needless to say, I'm very
careful
Hi Clive,
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And the big metal zip pulls jangle annoyingly as I walk - I tend to
jam them into the pockets to keep them quiet.
In the US there's this stuff called PlastiDip. One can find it at
hardware stores. It's liquid
I think the shots with the 35mm look like there is camera movement. And there are
more artifacts in the scan. I can't make a
meaningful evaluation of the difference between the lenses with these images.
ppro
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On Thursday, February 7, 2002, at 03:56 PM, Ed Mathews wrote:
http://tonerbuys.com/
The guy at
tonerbuys says they are the same ink (he called it American Ink) as
Epson, they are filled just as much, and they have the same chip. I
asked him about their performance on Epson Photo paper,
The trick is to always include the http:// before the www. Otherwise, most mail
clients won't recognize it as a live link
Also, don't allow the link to be immediately followed by a punctuation mark, or the
punctuation mark may be misunderstood to be part of the link.
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Albano,
I started with a 3 way head on my Bogen and later got the 3262QR head.
I used it for awhile and then the new magnesium 3 way head was given
to me as a gift. After using it for awhile, I won't go back to the
3262. The magnesium head is just about as light, but more steady. It
handles a
Pål,
Good food for thought. An example of a place where 35mm would have
been just fine to use is recently I had to shoot a bunch of
semi-formal portraits of some church kids that would be used as 4 X 6
prints. It was done much as a favor and cost was an issue. Also,
candids at weddings.
But
Mine didn't come with any. When it isn't on the camera, I keep it in the
plastic bag it came in, inside its leather case (which has deteriorated
greatly btw--I should conditioned it right away, considering its age).
Dan Scott
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My Refconverter A came with nothing--no eyecup, no
How gaudy.
At 08:46 PM 2/8/2002 +1100, you wrote:
Hi,
Does anyone out there use a Crumpler camera bag? I've been looking at
them and am very temped by a Wonder Weanie with a Bunion insert (as
opposed to their standard camera bags), but would like to know of
anyone's experience with them if
Hi Steve...
The Vivitar lens falls into the you-get-what-you-pay-for category. While the
$130 price tag is intriguing, I wouldn't get this lens for anything more
than a springboard to something better. It's a bit soft wide open and has
noticeable light-falloff in the corners at the short end.
Focus 2002? On my stand (if I was allowed to have one!!!)- so it's the bar,
then. Probably Monday for me.
Where's the venue Peter?
Cotty
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I smell a nice controversy here, so in I go with both feet: I prefer two-ring zooms to
the one-touch type.
I've had both - although I have only two-ring lenses now - and I found that the
one-touch design tempted me into fiddling with the focal length at the same time as
trying to focus. I
Hi;
I have a ME super with a 50 F2 and a Vivitar 28-200 zoom. The 50 is a nice
lens but the Vivitar is a dog. I am thinking of replacing the vivitar with
some prime lenses. My budget is limited so I would like some feedback on
pentax lenses. I will probably get a 28 or 35, a short tele 85-135
Hi, Bill
It's possible this problem to be caused by the extremely low temperatures
you live in, or this happened in more normal temperatures too?
Here, the coldest it goes is sometimes 5º C, never less.
Regards
Albano
Your English is fine. I never had problems with the QR plate not
releasing,
There are lots of us on this list, including me. You don't see me
flooding the list with links to pictures of my GORGEOUS and intellegent
Alaskan Malamtes, or regailing you with tales of there antics. Dog
owners are loved by THEIR animal, therefore the are not compelled to
seek affirmation from
Welcome back.We've been good
Dave
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Subject: The Curmudgeon Returns
Hi all,
I am back online with a new faster account. Who needs a
I don't need friends that much.
At 09:24 AM 2/8/2002 -0600, you wrote:
Now I've seen it all !!
http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=1701628508
Later,
Gary
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Thanks Dan.
I did this in PS 6's Photo web gallery so it
was set up in the program,then i fiqured out
how to up load through FTP and run it.Now i need
to play with what PS gives me for extra text etc.
This is kinda fun.
Dave
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I don't understand what you're getting at. First, since the ME S is a
manual focus camera, and Pentax only made one grade of lenses in those
days (unless you want to consider the M* and A* series as pro grade,
which I don't), there is no pro and consumer grade difference.
There are, however,
Hi,
well, here's how it was for me: right hand to hold the camera and fire
the shutter, left hand to focus, and middle hand to hold the tripod
grip while I pan. Because I don't have a middle hand (I was born that
way) I dumped the #222 for the 352RC.
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Nice to see you back - same Landlord?
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Semper in excremento sum, solum profunditas mutat.
(Always in the sh*t, only the depth varies.)
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To: Pentax
OK, this is bad, but what would be even more pathetic is the sap who takes
the BIN option.
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From: Gary Murphy [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Friday, February 08, 2002 9:24 AM
Subject: Oh Brother!
Now I've seen it all !!
This little cartoon exemplifies their curiosity and playfulness.
(WARNING: Adult Material)
http://home.earthlink.net/~belinkoff/humor/cat-toy.html
--
Shel Belinkoff
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http://home.earthlink.net/~belinkoff/
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Hi, gang.
An article from New York Times, showing my beloved country situation in a
very precise way. For all of you asking what da hell is happening down
there?
Regards
Albano, el gaucho fotografo
Argentina Paying Heavily for Squandering Blessings
February 8, 2002
By LARRY ROHTER
BUENOS
In a message dated 08/02/02 18:08:38 GMT Standard Time, Steve writes:
Focus 2002? On my stand (if I was allowed to have one!!!)- so it's the
bar,
then. Probably Monday for me.
Where's the venue Peter?
Eh?
Focus?
F...O..C...U.S???
Kind regards
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Sent: Friday, February 08, 2002 11:27 AM
Subject: Re: Manfrotto 352RC- Bogen 3262QR ballhead opinions?
Hi, Bill
It's possible this problem to be caused by the extremely low
temperatures
you live in, or this happened
Hey gang,
Has anyone shot the MAX 800 pushed 1 stop?
If so, how were the results?
Brnedan MacRae
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FWIW,
heres another comparison shot of the Mamiya 21mm
F4 vs. the SuperTakumar 35mm F2.0. Not sure if
2 different focal lengths can be compared much
except for contrast...Whatever. Next time I will
use the 20mm SMCT vs. the Mamiya SX 21mm. That
will be a more meaningful matchup.
Small:
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From: Treena Harp
Subject: Re: Oh Brother!
OK, this is bad, but what would be even more pathetic is the
sap who takes
the BIN option.
What is really bad, is that there is no picture.
WW
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From: Gary Murphy
Subject: Oh Brother!
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From: Maris V. Lidaka, Sr.
Subject: Re: Photos and Rights
U.S. law applies in this case. If a person outside the U.S.,
in a country where the copyright law is different, were to want
to complaint he/she could bring suit in that country and obtain
a different result
This lens has performed very well for me, but I recently bought a
K135/2.5 so I no longer have much use for it. Everything is in great
condition, so please contact me off list for pics and pricing if you're
interested.
Steve
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Don't know about Max, but Fuji 800 shot at 1600 and processed normally
supposedly is better than Fuji 1600 shot at 1600.
Bill KG4LOV, WPRS983
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Sent: Friday, February 08, 2002 1:45 PM
Subject: re:
Hi,
anybody here please knows how many K2 DMDs (the motordrive/databack
modification) were made? I have one and I would like to assess it's
rarity (well, I can make a guess - I have seen so far only one //mine//
in camerashops here g). Exakt figures would be great!
Thanks!
Hi,
guess what :)
Finally bough the LX (selling SFXn to partly fund it).
Surprisingly, it's the last generation, with SN 5339...
I will write more, including a review, later when I get back.
So far, I love it :)
Good light
Frantisek Vlcek
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Monday, January 28, 2002, 8:07:13 PM, Peter wrote:
PS Hi Cotty
PS According to what I've learned from Pentax/Scandinavia
PS - the first number is for the factory that built the LX
PS - the second is for the year is was built (0 = 1990,1 = 1991, 2 = 1992 etc)
PS They started with this type of
Thursday, February 07, 2002, 3:17:40 PM, Mark wrote:
MR Len wrote:
Yeah! We demand guaranteed, rigidly defined areas of doubt and uncertainty!
MR Uh-oh, sounds like we might have a general philisopher's strike on out hands!
MR (42)
Now, just what was the damn question?
g
Good light,
Thursday, February 07, 2002, 9:02:49 AM, Pål wrote:
[...]
Any solutions?
PAJ Yes. As I said, the Orion AW. The Orion AW is a backpack with room for
PAJ other stuff as well.
Hi Pàl (can't get the a with circle right g, sorry), but I think
that Orion AW is a daypack - it certainly isn't 80litre
Hi Albano and Alin,
thanks to both of you for suggestions.
I like Lowepro's SF system quite a lot (although it's expensive, I
was able to buy few bigger pieces at sale-out //is that the right
word?// bargain prices, I am considering getting such a small case
into which a camera
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From: Brendan MacRae
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, February 08, 2002 12:45 PM
Subject: re: pushing 800 MAX 1 stop?
Hey gang,
Has anyone shot the MAX 800 pushed 1 stop?
If so, how were the results?
You can't push C-41 film. It is a process to completion
I think people are reading way too much into that picture. They were probably posed
that way by the wedding photographer, who of course may have selected the pose to
reflect his impression of the dynamics of the relationship. I think I'll stop now.
Pat White
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That's naughty g but you have to wonder if that hasn't actually happened
to someone ...
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From: Shel Belinkoff [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Pentax List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, February 08, 2002 12:26 PM
Subject: Speaking of Cats ...
This little cartoon exemplifies
The Pentax-FA 3.5-4.5/24-90 is really outstanding.
There are two new images taken with this lens at my site. Hairy - and in the original
slides (and scans, too) you can count every hair - if you like, that is.
All the best!
Raimo
Personal photography homepage at
Where's the venue Peter?
Eh?
Focus?
F...O..C...U.S???
I mean, which part of the country - what building - which town - when
BEHAVE!
SC
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Finally bough the LX (selling SFXn to partly fund it).
Surprisingly, it's the last generation, with SN 5339...
Outstanding! ;-) ;-) ;-) ;-) ;-) ;-) ;-) ;-)
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On Fri, 8 Feb 2002 15:08:36 -0600
Maris V. Lidaka, Sr. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm not justifying it world wide, only saying that under U.S. law the thumbnails
(and only the thumbnails) are legal.
If the law is different in Canada and/or Australia, you and Rob Studdert certainly
have the
I have given him 3 months to shape up, or I ship out. We will see what
happens.
--graywolf
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From: Malcolm Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, February 08, 2002 1:03 PM
Subject: RE: The Curmudgeon Returns
Nice to see you back - same Landlord?
Kevin,
Using a server plug-in to resize the upload is a good idea. I checked it out
with my space provider when I first started the AutoPug, but alas, he
doesn't allow plug-ins on the server... :-(
I have also checked if it's possible to hard-code some ASP script to do it,
but there's no
Sounds like the pitch I got from the Fraternity guys when I was a Freshman
at Northern Michigan University
Those guys probably couldn't spell either :)
Cory Waters
packing
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From: Gary Murphy [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Pentax Users Group [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday,
Was there a PDML weekend in 2000 or 2001?
Fully understand commitments for this year, maybe 2003? Apart from an
opportunity to meet and exchange ideas whilst taking photographs, is there a
theme, or is this a discussion point along with a suitable central venue - I
suppose I am asking for
William Robb wrote:
[snip]
Interestingly enough...
[snip]
More intersting still
Quite frankly, I find your diatribe mor offensive than interesting.
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Stanley, Powers Matyola mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Suite203,
As a practical matter, that will be decided on a case-by-case basis. I frankly doubt
that any judge would agree that 95% of the original size is a 'thumbnail', or even
50%. And I doubt that the issue will come up, as the search engines like to show as
many images as are reasonably viewable
Dan wrote:
You don't see me flooding the list with
links to pictures of my GORGEOUS and
intellegent Alaskan Malamtes, or regailing
you with tales of there antics.
Dan,
Gorgeous maybe, but intelligent? All the ones I've met have been dumb as a post. g
Give me a German Shepherd any
which should I get...
1.BESELER 67CS2-XL Dichro
2.BESELER 23CII later black model (condenser head)
both are around $350? I plan to do BW initially, but may move to color.
which would be the best buy assuming all else (lenses etc.)is equal?
Regards,
/\/\ick...
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Bolo,
Sorry to be so late to respond. If I get you right, you are working with
_fairly_ small motifs, and want a _directional_ light without too much
contrast.
One thing I have tried (but not often) is to use a white plastic bag over
the flash head as a diffuser. Or a white cardboard strapped to
Dan wrote:
You don't see me flooding the list with
links to pictures of my GORGEOUS and
intellegent Alaskan Malamtes, or regailing
you with tales of there antics.
Dan,
Gorgeous maybe, but intelligent? All the ones I've met have been dumb as a post. g
Give me a German Shepherd any
On Friday, February 8, 2002, at 11:50 AM, T Rittenhouse wrote:
Hope no one got into too much trouble while I was gone.
You missed the 67 made of solid gold.
-Aaron
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From: T Rittenhouse
Subject: Re: Oh Brother!
If you need a friend that bad, you probably don't care what it
looks like.
--graywolf
Good point.
William Robb
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From: Daniel J. Matyola
Subject: Re: Photos and Rights
William Robb wrote:
[snip]
Interestingly enough...
[snip]
More intersting still
Quite frankly, I find your diatribe mor offensive than
interesting.
Get over it.
William Robb
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From: Kevin Waterson
Subject: Re: Photos and Rights
On Fri, 8 Feb 2002 15:08:36 -0600
Maris V. Lidaka, Sr. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm not justifying it world wide, only saying that under
U.S. law the thumbnails (and only the thumbnails) are legal.
If the
On Friday, February 8, 2002, at 03:09 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Aaron:
In some defense, they can't control the usage so how could they, in
reality,
offer you the same guarantee.
Okay, let me explain further.
They are trying to sell me ink for my Epson 7500. The 7500 is the same
as
Hi Frantisek,
what can I say. It seems Pentax wasn't very consistent with these batch
numbers, or maybe some digit has been wiped out by usage
(Pentax/Scandinavia actually said that could happen). Maybe some other
LX-owner can help out.
And I really hope we'll have some good light tomorrow.
I'll bet my Basset is the dumbest of all. No, not dumb, just stupid.
Bill KG4LOV, WPRS983
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Subject: Re: general (OT?) question OT answer Balto?
Dan wrote:
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From: Shel Belinkoff
Subject: Re: pushing 800 MAX 1 stop?
Yes, I think we can agree on that, but ... if, for example we
shoot a
400 speed film at 800 and extend development because the
contrast range
of the scene is low - low enough so that underexposing the
film
On Friday, February 8, 2002, at 03:13 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You mean to tell me they are simply processing normal, or they are
extending the developing time even though nothing really happens as a
result except maybe the blacks go milky?
Yep, and charging extra for it. Since it is
OH! Thanks Aaron,
I've got an early start in the morning - that's me for no breakfast!
Malcolm
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Sent: 08 February 2002 22:15
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Subject: Re: The Curmudgeon Returns
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From: Mick Maguire [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Friday, February 08, 2002 4:05 PM
Subject: which enlarger?
which should I get...
1.BESELER 67CS2-XL Dichro
2.BESELER 23CII later black model (condenser head)
both are around $350? I plan to do
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From: Bob Sullivan
Subject: Re: general (OT?) question OT answer Balto?
Dan wrote:
You don't see me flooding the list with
links to pictures of my GORGEOUS and
intellegent Alaskan Malamtes, or regailing
you with tales of there antics.
Dan,
Gorgeous
I received a mass mailing from the National Park Service in DC regarding
the experience with irradiated mail arriving at the National Register of
Historic Places. The National Register requires archivally-stable
documentation, including photographs. To quote:
Unfortunately the mail has been
From this months OP, I thin kits about a fiver to get in:
Andy Rouse will be sharing some of his hair-raising moments as a leading
wildlife photographer in a series of talks at this year's focus on
Imaging Show in the UK.
Andy will be guest speaker on the Pentax stand, recalling his recent
Hi Mick ...
Of the two I can heartily recommend the 23CII. It's a classic! It's
built well, it's easy to align and it seems to hold its alignment, even
after travelling. Accessories and parts are easy to come by. I'm very
pleased with mine - so much so that I retired the Omega D2-V (which
But you are just talking about money! How can you
equate money with beauty, with art? More money can
always be had, but black kx's are scarce.
Well worth what I paid for in terms of satisfaction.
Happiness is not a warm puppy, it is a black kx!
dave
Nitin said:
I like deals on lenses
Quite frankly, I find your diatribe mor offensive than interesting.
Well, the bad news is that Lycos is still using at least one of my
images as content with which to make money from both banner ads and
pop-ups. I have submitted another bill, but I don't think that they'll
pay this one
My experience has been to the contrary. A shepherd may obey commands better, but sled
dogs are usually better at thinking for themselves. If the musher calls gee the lead
dog may ignore the command if he senses danger or bad ice in that direction. Usually,
the
dog is right. German Shepherds,
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