Cotty's review has been the only way to *see* this months PUG for me.
Either the page will not display, or I see it for a minute or so and the
site collapses. Has anyone had similar problems, or is the fault at my end
in some form?
Thanks (in particular to Cotty),
Malcolm
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>http://www.pentaxcanada.ca/eng/products/MZ6.html
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>there is also a PDF brochure to download.
Yet, there is no FA31/1.8 Limited. :(
regards,
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Sunday, February 24, 2002, 7:20:09 AM, Doug wrote:
DF> Howdy, folks,
DF> In my search (and procrastination) for a scanner, I was reading this
DF> review a few minutes ago:
DF> http://www.hively.com/canoscan/
DF> Just in the first paragraph of the section "Jumping right in to the
DF> scan qualit
Hi Paul,
on the danger of sounding like a Rodinal addict, try the Efke film
with rodinal... if what I heard about the Efke is true, it might
make an excellent combination. IIRC these films are the
thick-emulsion types, so little less sharp than the newer tri-x or
hp5 films, but offe
Cac> It is conceivable that Pentax might choose to go the same way without a lens
with aperture ring as an option as they now have no manual focus old tech SLR in
the 35mm range.
Cac> What do you think?
Cac> Kind regards from sunny Brighton
Cac> Peter
Hi Peter,
I think it was great id
MR>> *The mirror lock-up trick works on the MX, and the KM/KX/K1000: If you flick
MR>> your finger down/against the shutter releast just right, you'll trip the mirror
MR>> mechanism but not the shutter. Then you can push the shutter release down all
MR>> the way to take the shot. Practice without
Adding insult to injury to NIKON regressing, their new
F55 has not got TTL HA HA...how con a manufacturer
do that? the hotshoe looks like the spotmatics!
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This F*250-600/5.6 looks pale green too.
(See the white painted touchup spots.)
http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1335417958
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So when are you going to show us the photos?
Congratulations too!
Regards, Bob S.
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<< I will try again:
> Sunday was really Jodys day:
>
> Story 1:
> I (Jody W) collected my prizes for the photo-rally.
> In
> case you weren't listening, or were ignoring me,
Actually, looks like the bridge is already up.
Anyone know where this was taken at?
Regards, Bob S.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< I don't know if it was already mentioned here but it's worth a
try. Take a look and don't think anymore wheather you should
take your camera with you or not whil
And this little piece of junk also has a mirror pre-fire.
Thanks,
Ed
http://lightandsilver.com
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> Sent: Sunday, February 24, 2002 9:51 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: Switchin
Those of us that have 'em seem to like 'em, although those I've seen advertised lately
are priced a lot higher than mine was.
What I actually wanted was a fixed 24mm, but the 24-35 happened along at the right
moment. Shel may have a view on this, but apart from an extra half-stop and a slight
In a message dated 24/02/02 13:25:31 GMT Standard Time, Pal writes:
<< If that is the only reason wouldn't it be easier to just put a locket "A"
setting on the aperture ring like Pentax does? >>
Well, they already have a minimum aperture lock - but it's a tiny thing and
quite simple to overlo
In a message dated 25/02/02 06:48:16 GMT Standard Time, Brendan writes:
<< She got to fit Steven Spielberg,... Desmin Tutu,
>>
DT? Who he?
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They are now official. It seems like the 33-55 is indeed a 33-55 and not an
35-55 although the german web page say so. Technical data do, however,
state that it is a 33-55. Most incredibly is the weight and size of the
lenses; only 500 and 600grams, respectively! That's fantastic for medium
fo
Fred wrote:
>No, I don't believe so, Pål (). I can say with certainty that
>the lens barrel of my own A* 600/5.6 is a definite uniform pale
>green in color.
>
>Apparently, though, judging by your reaction, I might be suffering
>from (or I may be guilty of) unbridled extrapolation, simply by
>as
Hi,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> .my subjective impression is that I wouldn't gain much now by swapping the 24-35
>for, say, a K 24/2.8.
>
> Any thoughts?
For starters; non-rotating front element, dof scale, lighter
weight.
The first two, for me, are quite major gripes. Not _quite_
enough
>From PMA (not the second paragraph...):
Pentax Corp., Englewood, Colo. (303-799-8000), introduced two new SLRs
to its ZX line. The Pentax ZX-L is designed with the novice and
intermediate photographer in mind. The camera's "Auto Picture Mode"
allows users to chose from among five shooting modes,
Congratulations, Jody. You should enter the still life in next month's
PUG, since that's the theme. And I hope you'll post your other pictures
so we can see them. As to the other Jody (Jody F), good riddance.
Paul
Jody wrote:
> Sunday was really Jodys day:
>
> Story 1:
> I (Jody W) collected my
Jody <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Sunday was really Jodys day:
>
> Story 1:
(...)
> I managed to win 3 prizes this year.
> One was 2nd prize for the complete set for my age
> group (20-35yrs being the largest group). Also first
> prizes for two of the topics "The eyes have it"
> (closeup photo
At 12:03 25.2.2002 +0100, Pål wrote:
>I've owned two A* 300/2.8 lenses and both were white without the slightest tint of
>green. I even replaced the hood on one of them and the replacement were also white.
>All pictures I've seen of the lenses are white and Pentax even describe the casing as
>w
And why is Bear Bryant there?
At 5:17 AM -05002/25/02, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote, or at least typed:
>Actually, looks like the bridge is already up.
>Anyone know where this was taken at?
>
>Regards, Bob S.
>
>[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>
><< I don't know if it was already mentioned here but it's
I would need a -5 diopter corrective lens in order to use my cameras without
wearing my glasses, too. I haven't seen any -5 diopter correction eyepiece
lenses. I've seen -4 but not for Pentax. So, I continue to wear my
eyeglasses when I use my cameras. Actually, since I'm close to blind
withou
Although this switch does come loose on occasion,like
for instance, on my first job with the D1.I turned the
camera on and all i got was a blinking FEE.Major
panic as i see my carrer hit the tubes.Thank God
i had the manual in the truck and was able to solve
the problem and have a great day.
Dave
>PS: you mean Via Veneto, do you? :-). BTW, in Rome, I don't know
>for how long, there is an interesting exhibition about the years
>from the neorealism to the "Dolce Vita" (along with an
>exhibition about the magazine Camera Work, which was the reason
>I was there and had a glance at the other on
Not at all! I was thinking the same thing after reading the review. I'd
just like to see it in more of the LX style (with full range of mechanical
shutter speeds).
Christian
On Monday 25 February 2002 02:41, Alan Chan wrote:
> Okay, I just read the review of Nikon FM3A in PopPhoto. It is exa
hello all
A very large box just arrived from Japan - it was sent on Saturday - now
that's what I call service!
I will let you know later about the contents.
Kind regards from sunny Brighton
Peter
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Shel wrote:
>I've got a picture of John Francis taken a year or two back with one of
>his big, fast lenses (600mm - don't recall if it was the 250~600 or a
>straight 600) and it seems to have a very pale green cast to it in the
>photo, but I didn't notice the greenish tint when he was using it o
Mark wrote:
>I'd speculate that they were just trying to distinguish their big pale
>lenses from the others.
I doubt it. They were always marketed as white and all pictures in all
brochures are indeed white. My guess is that this is an effect of
(dis)coloration over time perhaps due to sunli
Yeah! I'd like to see them too. Unless all of the film and pictures became
the exclusive property of the organization holding the contest. That's what
usually happens when they give you a roll of film to shoot and turn in when
it's finished. They get exclusive rights and you get your prizes.
Hi,
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>
> I can try to order the hoods if there's sufficient demand.
That might be useful - I've got a square hood (NBG) which I
picked up last time I was in Russia for just over £4.
As I paid £75 for the lens, the hood would have to be about that
cheap anyway
mike
I don't know F from FA ... All I know is that the lens looked white in
the sunlight and somewhat pale green in the prints. It certainly wasn't
silver.
Pål Audun Jensen wrote:
>
> Shel wrote:
>
> >I've got a picture of John Francis taken a year or two back with one of
> >his big, fast lenses (6
I am following Cotty's lead...better late than never. Here is my first attempt at
critiquing the PUG (or anything else). Since I've never done this before, you are
free to critique my critique!
Keep up the great work!
Ed K.
"Trax" - Chris Niesmertelny
Interesting - I like the way the tracks
Hi Mike,
How do you use a square hood on a lens with a rotating front element?
mike wilson wrote:
> That might be useful - I've got a square hood
> (NBG) which I picked up last time I was in Russia ...
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blank stare was your justly deserved response.
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> Hi Malcolm, my connection is fine and the site loads okay. Are you using
> Internet Exploder or Netscape Nevergetter (or sommat else lad) ? Even on
> a Mac, these apps are simply the diciest pieces of software about.
> Usually it's the websites themselves that crash my browser (IE5.1 for
> Mac),
In a message dated 25/02/02 14:55:20 GMT Standard Time, Mike writes:
<< As I paid £75 for the lens, the hood would have to be about that
cheap anyway >>
Mike - I think you know the answer to that alreadysorry, what is
that word -
"cheap" ? Eh?
Kind regards from sunny Brighton
Alan wrote:
>Okay, I just read the review of Nikon FM3A in PopPhoto. It is exactly what I
>wanted, but the problem is, it doesn't take K mount lenses. I have been
>thinking, will there be enough market for a Pentax MX2A which is similar to
>the FM3A? Consider there are large amount of Pentax man
Hi,
Shel Belinkoff wrote:
> How do you use a square hood on a lens with a rotating front element?
Exactly my point. I bought the hood, because it was cheap and
fitted, then found that the front spun like a windmill in a
force 9. Kicked myself all the way back along the
Trans-Siberian railway
There are two for sale in the UK at
http://www.camera-direct.com/usedresults.asp
GBP180 (A-) and GBP150 (B-),
MXV in the UK had one for GBP109 earlier in February but it's gone.
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SC69 x20
SE60 x20
SG60 x5
Eyecup M x5
Shoe Cover FK x5
Soft Release x 5
LX Grip B x 20 - bit surprised about this - they said they had run out -
guess they when right ahead & made a bunch more.
There are obviously a few more items customer ordered but no point listing
those as they are presol
>"Stef On Bike, Northmoor, 2000" - Cotty
>I know alot has been said on this shot, but here I go anyway...I like the
>way the point of focus is in the middle of the greens on the right. The
>OOF in front and at the back really does it for me. This is something I
>haven't thought of, but now mu
My question is fluorescent or incandescent lighting?
I built my basement darkroom this weekend, and have put a florescent light
fitting in there forgetting it continues to throw off light after being
switched off. Does this small amount of afterglow actually cause a problem?
It is after all dimme
On Mon, 25 Feb 2002, Peifer, William [OCDUS] wrote:
> I now turn my gaze away from the large bodies -- especially Casselberry's
> 6x9 -- for fear of turning into a pillar of silver bromide ;-)
The first time I read that, I read it as Casselberry's body being large...
But the second time, w
> From: "Rob Brigham" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: RE: New Pentax FA645 33-55/4.5 and FA645 55-110/5.6
>
> >From PMA (not the second paragraph...):
>
> Pentax Corp., Englewood, Colo. (303-799-8000), introduced two new SLRs
> to its ZX line. The Pentax ZX-L is designed with the novice and
> inter
Cotty wrote:
[Snip]
> Through the Looking Glass
> Bill Peifer
> Works for me Bill. Love the mono portion of hands and lens. I know
> what you're trying to do, and you did it!
[Snip]
Hi Cotty,
Thanks for the kind words. Glad you enjoyed the shot!
Bill Peifer
Rochester, NY
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Found at http://books.dreambook.com/npc/2hand.html
Judging from his adjacent listings, the price means Hong Kong dollars
($1026 US):
Collectable SMC Pentax-A* 85mmf1.4 manual focus lens, leather case, $8000
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On 25 Feb 2002 at 10:34, Mick Maguire wrote:
> My question is fluorescent or incandescent lighting?
>
> I built my basement darkroom this weekend, and have put a florescent
> light fitting in there forgetting it continues to throw off light
> after being switched off. Does this small amount of a
Every time I see the "Our Delivery" subject I think someone has had a baby
tv
On 25 Feb 2002 at 10:25, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> SC69 x20
> SE60 x20
> SG60 x5
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Pål Audun Jensen wrote:
> ... My guess is that this is an effect of
> (dis)coloration over time perhaps due to sunlight.
Perhaps they sold slowly, and some of them got a layer of mold while
sitting in a warehouse. :)
Bob
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> From: "Paris, Leonard" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: RE: diopter adjustment on zx-5n
>
> I would need a -5 diopter corrective lens in order to use my cameras without
> wearing my glasses, too. I haven't seen any -5 diopter correction eyepiece
> lenses. I've seen -4 but not for Pentax.
Pentax
> Just curious: What other bodies would this
> cable release work with? Any electronic-
> shutter M or A body? That is to say, every M
> or A but the MX?
Paul,
I would start with Super Program/Super A or younger cameras. The ME's and ME Super's
don't use the A cable release. I don't know abou
--- Joseph Tainter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> last night in Albuquerque, sponsored by Canon and
> some local
> organizations. Very enjoyable. An evening of eye
> candy.
>
> He didn't say much. Audience questions at the end
> were pretty moronic.
> He answered them graciously nevertheless. The m
Are you saying the 24~35 is "NBG"?
mike wilson wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> Shel Belinkoff wrote:
>
> > How do you use a square hood on a lens with a rotating front element?
>
> Exactly my point. I bought the hood, because it was cheap and
> fitted, then found that the front spun like a windmill in a
--- Fred <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I love olive green cameras. I think Pentax should
> make the MZ-S in
> > green and also the FA* lenses.
>
> Well, I'm not sure I would like ~olive~ green camera
> bodies.
>
> Of course, Pentax has already released at least four
> green lenses
> (the big A*
But you dont have to sync your system clock. Just use the ntp servers
for your clock script.
On Mon, Feb 25, 2002 at 08:53:42PM +1300, David A. Mann wrote:
> Nitin Garg wrote:
>
> > you could use the ntp servers which are supposed to have a more
> > accurate clock.
>
> I've tried doing that ki
"Paul F. Stregevsky" wrote:
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> Asahi - Pentax Belt Buckle - Pentax KX metal buckle, Limited Edition, made
> for Honeywell, 8.5cmx5.7cm, circa 1976, excellent ++ $40.00
> http://www.manfredschmidt.com/asahi.html
See it at: http://kmp.bdimitrov.de/bodies/photos/
Boz
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Hi Peter:
I could use a couple of those LX grip B's if you still have em.
Could you get back to me with a cost price?
Thanks
Bill
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--- Chris Brogden <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Sun, 24 Feb 2002, frank theriault wrote:
>
> > It really was a great game, between two great
> teams. If only they
> > could play that way in the NHL. No vicious
> stick-work, no fights.
> > Just good, clean, skilled hockey.
>
> One of the best
http://www.kodak.com/US/en/corp/pressReleases/pr20020224-01.shtml
How these scuzz-buckets can mess with TX is beyond belief! IAC, if you
like these emulsions, it's probably time to stock up.
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You can't have everythin
Peter...Ok Ok...
So I butchered the poor man's name...
I was refering to Desmond TuTu...
I figure I'm entitled for all the times I get called
BRANDON...
LOL!
Brendan MacRae
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Ah yes, Desmond TuTu...
The famous Ballet impresario
> Peter...Ok Ok...
>
> So I butchered the poor man's name...
>
> I was refering to Desmond TuTu...
>
> I figure I'm entitled for all the times I get called
>
> BRANDON...
>
> LOL!
>
> Brendan MacRae
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On Mon, 25 Feb 2002, Roland Mabo wrote:
> One question: It seems like spot-metering is on by default, is this
> correct?
You have to check PF#5 to be sure.
> Another question: When the autofocus is set to also lock the exposure,
> will this be an exposure read by the spot meter if the AE-L is l
Since there's nothing from PMA, I spent a few moments making a spreadsheet
that shows some of our beloved glass at the new focal lengths we may see on
a DSLR:
http://www.hack.net/dslr.html
Of interest: At 1.6x, the 31mm replaces my prime of choice at 50mm. And
our 50mm's become our portrait le
Did anyone notice what was hanging from Walters
neck on sunday.Was'nt Pentax,or Canon or Minolta
Dave
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This looks a little bit worrying to me...
"T-Max and Plus-X films will be shipped to dealers in April, while Tri-X
film will be shipped in October. All three films will be available from
dealers on a stock-turnover basis. The original T-Max, Plus-X and Tri-X
films will stop shipping to dealers in
--- Maciej Marchlewski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I don't know if it was already mentioned here but
> it's worth a
> try. Take a look and don't think anymore wheather
> you should
> take your camera with you or not while going out.
>
> http://koti.mbnet.fi/~soldier/towboat.htm
>
> Maciej
W
H... thanks Tom. My residual glow certainly isn't so bright I could read
a T shirt by it. I can only make out a faint white band, which, if I hold my
hand up in front of it, shows my hand's silhouette. I may just do as you did
and swap it over. Perhaps your lightbox uses tubes of a different
c
On the plus side at least it's showing a commitment to produce B&W film for
the foreseeable future; they must see enough of a market to ensure a return
on the investment in a new plant.
Regards,
/\/\ick...
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I'm testing the LX again. I have two questions for the experienced:
1. I took a shot out of a window on a rather snowy scenery. The picture
turned out to be somewhat underexposed. Could it have something to do with
the shot being taken through a window?
2. I have a copied manual. It says a red LED
There's that, and of course the question of how TX has been "improved".
It's been a standard for a very long time, and you know how many
photographers resist change, especially when the product they're using
works to their satisfaction.
Around here there have been TX "shortages" in a few stores
What we'd better really stock up on is TX. Shipping is to stop in March,
but the "new"emulsion is not available until October!
Bill
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To: "Pentax List" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, February 25, 2002 12:57 PM
Subject: Kod
Nothing at the show, no press releases of future possibilities, etc.
I'm sure they're working on a DSLR. Since things change so rapidly in
this area, they must come up with something that's ahead of the curve at
a competitive price. I know that takes time, $$$, talent, and a crystal
ball. I al
Here is a good link to an account of the "future demise of film" by The
Economist :
http://www.economist.com/agenda/displaystory.cfm?story_id=1000240
I find it summarizes quite well the impact of the Foveon breakthrough.
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I used to have an XR-2s with a winder, but I traded it years ago for 645
lenses (plus cash).
I still have an XR-X laying around (international version of the XR-M). With
it I have the 50mm F2 Ricoh lens, the detachable PX flash (broken latch, so
it has to be removed when not in use) and the 300P T
On 25 Feb 2002 at 8:11, Aaron Reynolds wrote:
> Tom, here's the easy solution:
>
> If you like Portra 160NC, try a roll of Fuji NPS. If you're a VC
> person, try NPC.
Thanks, that's what I was looking for.
What are the 400 versions?
I wonder how many customers Fuji loses because people jus
More on Kodak and Digital
http://www.forbes.com/2002/02/21/0221kodak.html
http://www.forbes.com/2002/01/29/0129carpstrike.html
http://www.forbes.com/2002/01/18/0118sf.html
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You can't have everything. Where would you
1) snow scene needs 1 to 2 stops additional exposure - otherwise the snow is rendered
18% grey. 2) In practice you never will experience underexposure.
All the best!
Raimo
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Two of the older SMC Reflex Zooms (f/8 to f/12) are for sale online in the
North America:
995 Cdn ($622),
vintagevisuals.com,
2002-02-26
$575 http://www.cambridgeworld.com/used_pentax.htm
2002-02-26
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1954 ...
Collin Brendemuehl wrote:
>
> How many variations in Tri-X emulsions have
> there been since it came out in the early 60s (IIRC)?
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You can't have everything. Where would you put it?
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Over the years there have been millions of improvements announce that
weren't improvements at all. I will withhold my opinion until I see the
results from a production camera. Until then it is just more vaporware.
Ciao,
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>> Of course, Pentax has already released at least four green lenses
>> (the big A* lenses are not white, but actually are a light
>> green).
> So that's like minty-fresh green. I want one.
Well, Deb, it seems that I assumed too much - it appears that some
of the big A* lenses are white, while
>From the article:
The result is sharper, more accurate images. The file-sizes of the
digital pictures are also smaller, which means more can be stored by the
camera. The company claims that enlargements from the SD9 exceed the
quality of 35mm film.
Unless they also have a new compression algo/s
The camera has been produced. A friend is working on a project in Santa
Clara, and has used the camera. There are a number of images on line
that were made with this particular unit, although I can't find the URL
right now. If all goes well, I may have a chance to see it for myself
in the next
I suggest you check out the Foveon web site to get a better, or perhaps
different, perspective on the product. I have seen photos made with the
Sigma camera, and made with other cameras as a comparison, and, to these
old eyes, the Foveon photos look a lot more detailed and saturated.
Nitin Garg
Doug,
Interesting article. About the comment: he doesn't state which SLR lens he
is comparing to which Point and Shoot, so I can't value his remark here.
Some of the P&S have excellent optics, but I also found some that really
Hoover.
Frits Wüthrich
Doug Franklin wrote:
> In my search (and pro
On Mon, Feb 25, 2002 at 01:46:04PM -0800, Shel Belinkoff wrote:
> I suggest you check out the Foveon web site to get a better, or perhaps
> different, perspective on the product. I have seen photos made with the
> Sigma camera, and made with other cameras as a comparison, and, to these
> old eyes
Hi, Frits,
Excellent non-use of the dreaded s***s word, now banned (or at least frowned
upon) by Ms. Beard! Of course, we all know what vacuum cleaners do...
I hope you're reading, Wendy; some of your gentility is obviously rubbing
off!
:-)
-frank
"Frits J. Wüthrich" wrote:
> Some of the P
Hi Dave,
Oh, yeah, I saw it! Big honkin' huge F5, I'm guessing. Geez, if he'd
have been reading here over the last few weeks, he'd KNOW that he could
have hand-held a 6x7 that would have been about the same size, and have
lovely huge sharp negs!
I wonder if Wayne bought it for him? Oh well, a
On Mon, 25 Feb 2002, tom wrote:
> > If you like Portra 160NC, try a roll of Fuji NPS. If you're a VC
> > person, try NPC.
>
> Thanks, that's what I was looking for.
>
> What are the 400 versions?
NPH is their pro 400 with low contrast and accurate colour reproduction;
it's the 400 version of NP
Thanks, Debra,
That was a great game, and just as much of a nail-biter, too. And
terrific hockey, I must say. In some ways I feel better about that one
than the men's gold. There's the adversity of being underdogs, but
also, they are true amateurs. Anyone out there remember back when the
Olym
On Mon, 25 Feb 2002, frank theriault wrote:
> Oh, yeah, I saw it! Big honkin' huge F5, I'm guessing. Geez, if he'd
> have been reading here over the last few weeks, he'd KNOW that he
> could have hand-held a 6x7 that would have been about the same size,
> and have lovely huge sharp negs!
True
Quoth Frank:
> "Frits J. Wüthrich" wrote:
> > Some of the P&S have excellent optics, but I also found some that really
> > Hoover.
> Excellent non-use of the dreaded s***s word, now banned (or at least frowned
> upon) by Ms. Beard! Of course, we all know what vacuum cleaners do...
[smacks forehe
>Does everyone else see my subject lines consisting of weird text code
>sometimes?
YES!
This is what I see in Claris Emailer 2 on a Mac:
>Date: Mon, 25 Feb 2002 14:21:01 -0500
>From: =?iso-8859-1?Q?Mark=20Roberts?= <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: =?iso-8859-1?Q?RE=3A=20SMC=2DF=2070=2D210?=
HTH
On Monday, February 25, 2002, at 03:02 PM, tom wrote:
> What are the 400 versions?
Fuji NPH 400 is like Portra 400NC, and is matched to NPS (160) and NPZ
(800). There isn't a 400 speed equivalent of NPC yet, but based on
sales I'd imagine that one is in the pipeline. If you need a higher
c
HAR!
Never thought of ~that~ "Hoover", Glen! Of course with that cross-dressing, maybe
Edgar J. and the vacuum cleaner had something in common too... Nope, better not
go there... Oops, too late!
;-)
-frank
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote:
> [smacks forehead] Oh, I thought he meant they crossdres
They actually had an ad campaign this summer here in Atlanta including
BILLBOARDS and a concert where all the lucky radio listeners got a one-time
camera with B&W film and a coupon for free processing... I found it all
very interesting.
Cory Waters
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From: "Mick Magu
Can the group please advise me as to the differences
of these two lenses? I know what the "M" & "A" stand
for, I mean in terms of image quality...
Thanks in advance!
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