Artur wrote:
>I hope you've already gotten better by now... I don't agree with you but
>whatever you
>claim, your caustic remarks are unnecessary. There are still some, who
>cannot afford FA* 28-70/2.8 AL or something...
Lets not forget that the FA* 28-70/2.8 AL is compromised by NOT sporting
Tom wrote:
>This is not to say these are not good lenses, but I cringe every time I see
>a compromise in build quality flaunted as a feature.
If AL and IF signalize cheapness to you then you live in a parallel
universe to mine.
Pål
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Bruce wrote:
>With DSLRs just now dropping below $2000, the question is how many people are
>going to pay that for a Pentax? Minolta isn't trying to do it right now. I
>have
>no idea just who is going to be buying that Sigma. It costs too much to come
>out with a product that's obsolete after 2
Consider B&H sell it at USD1000 and the seller has 0 rating, I am surprised
there were people willing to pay that much.
regards,
Alan Chan
>An SMC-A 15/3.5
>Bidding got up to $820.00 but never met reserve. I'd say the seller's
>expectations
>were a little too high; although I've seen pristine
Consider B&H sell it at USD1000 and the seller has 0 rating, I am surprised
there were people willing to pay that much.
regards,
Alan Chan
>An SMC-A 15/3.5
>Bidding got up to $820.00 but never met reserve. I'd say the seller's
>expectations
>were a little too high; although I've seen pristine
That was actually me. I wrote that. XR-P was my 1st camera, and I still
think it's a better design camera than any Pentax manual focus cameras.
Unfortunately, the poor choice of materials mean cracked top and bottom
plates and rusting metal parts. The camera doesn't feel solid (unlike most
Pen
Hi Joe,
thanks for your information. I saw that a German dealer is seeling new ones
for about 400 USD. I just wonder if such a power zoom also is good to use
manually, say on an LX.
Peter
>Peter, for the Z-1p you might also consider the Power Zoom FA 28-105
>f4-5.6. This lens was designed for t
>I like the operation of the KX and am thinking of buying one.
>Are parts readily availabe (from the popular K1000) or is KX an antique
>? My other option would be to get a ZX-M for another 50 bucks.
AFAIK, parts for KX are difficult to find. I'd recommend Super A/Program, ME
Super or MX. No, I
FTP the files to your computer, FTP them to he new server. Hard, heh?
Ciao,
Graywolf
http://pages.prodigy.net/graywolfphoto
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I thot it were spelt CA'NUK
Ciao,
Graywolf
http://pages.prodigy.net/graywolfphoto
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From: William Robb <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, March 14, 2002 11:17 PM
Subject: Re: (O
I like the operation of the KX and am thinking of buying one.
Are parts readily availabe (from the popular K1000) or is KX an antique
? My other option would be to get a ZX-M for another 50 bucks.
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register a domain name, and, of course, some are less expensive than
others. Some offer mail forwarding and linking to my current site.
Others just register the chosen name. My ISP will register a domain,
increase the size
Tomorrow morning early we're off to the Charlottesville, VA area for a four
day camping weekend. Weather and time permitting, I'm going to try and get
down to Mr. Jefferson's University and burn a roll or two. tv, if you get
down that way Sunday, be sure and give us a call on the cell phone.
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At 16:22 14-3-2002 -0500, you wrote:
tale about buying from german ebay
>I sent her FAX instructions to wire him Euros.
>
>So she sent him Dollars,
>and charged me $35 for the transaction.
>When the wire arrived at his bank,
>it was $20 short (some mystery charge).
>And, they charged him another 1
Brendan,
I'm pretty sure that you can do contrast control the way you
described. The flash just has to be able to be set for contrast
control so it will output half power. The body will still be metering
for proper exposure and will quench the flashes at the right time.
Bruce Dayton
Thursd
Who is Bob and Doug?
Chris Brogden wrote:
>
> On Thu, 14 Mar 2002, Shel Belinkoff wrote:
>
> > Eh? That's A Merikan Ewe. BTW, why do they call our cheerful,
> > friendly neighbours to the north hosers?
> Yup, it's generally affectionate. Bob and Doug used "hosehead" a lot, and
> they're n
When APS was introduced in 1997, I recall Popular Photography magazine
speculating on whether a 35mm APS system could have come out. I wonder why
the camera makers and film manufacturers did not come out with a 35mm APS
system instead of the APS format? Technology has improved 35mm film
offerin
On Thu, 14 Mar 2002, Aaron Reynolds wrote:
> On Thursday, March 14, 2002, at 12:17 AM, David A. Mann wrote:
> >
> > Alex, longhand for LX ;)
>
> That is brilliant. Can you think of one that incorporates "67"?
H... Sid X. Evan?
chris
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On Thu, 14 Mar 2002, Shel Belinkoff wrote:
> Eh? That's A Merikan Ewe. BTW, why do they call our cheerful,
> friendly neighbours to the north hosers? Is it derogatory or
> something said in jest and with, if not affection, at least in a good
> natured way? I've seen Canadians call themselves
> Spelt is a grain. There's an
> apostrophe in "thats".
(Thinking: how did I miss that obvious setup?!)
Point well made Shel!
Touche my CanadiAn friend!
okay...okay... enough late night shenanigans, and back on topic with my
off-topic inquiry .
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On Thu, 14 Mar 2002, William Robb wrote:
> Thats spelt "Canadian"
> You silly Ameriquan, you.
> WW
That's ok - as the song goes:
"he's from Georgia and he doesn't speak the language very well."
-- Tom Lehrer
dave
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In a message dated Thu, 14 Mar 2002 10:38:13 PM Eastern Standard Time, Debra Wilborn
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Always wanted to check out Lake Buchanan to see the
> eagles. Sounds like a good anniversary.
>
It was -- although we didn't, in fact, see any eagles.
> Brownsville is a little
(after thought...)
> Thats spelt "Canadian"
And to think.. I spelled Madagascar correctly.
Go figure.
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> Thats spelt "Canadian"
> You silly Ameriquan, you.
HEY! be glad I even mentioned you!
Any other typos?
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Ed M wrote:
> Bill,
> I own one. There is a wide range of shutter speeds available that you
> are not getting. I can check tomorrow if you like. As far as the flash
> goes, it really does not matter if you set the meter to 1/60 or 1/250 -
> the flash duration is so short that you get the sam
Eh? That's A Merikan Ewe. BTW, why do they call our cheerful, friendly
neighbours to the north hosers? Is it derogatory or something said in
jest and with, if not affection, at least in a good natured way? I've
seen Canadians call themselves that. Spelt is a grain. There's an
apostrophe in "t
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Seems like our Canadien counterparts had a blast during
> their recent outing.
Thats spelt "Canadian"
You silly Ameriquan, you.
WW
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Bill Owens wrote:
> Mine goes to asa 6400. The manual is available for
> download at the Minolta website.
Thanks, - I figured this out this afternoon when light finally
arrived for a spell here on the storm-battered Oregon Coast.
I found the manual, but it would take
That is not a flash issue, but a camera issue.
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From: Debra Wilborn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, March 14, 2002 9:25 PM
Subject: Re: flash for a MZ-5
> Can the AF280T do second-curtain sync? I am also in
> need of a flash for a ZX-5N.
I don't know if this would help, but calling the Corporate Pentax offices and
demanding a decent k-mount digital slr needs to be done by as many of us
Pentax lovers as possible. If Sigma can justify a nice one in, of all
mounts, their own SIgma mount.for heavens sake, it's inexcusible that
"AL, a molded plastic non-spherical element, instead of several glass
elements. A cheaper way to build a lens."
>From the February 2002 Shutterbug, in a review of the 24-90 and the 31
Limited:
"Such 'hybrid' aspherics [i.e., bonding resin to the glass] are used in
the zoom lens [i.e., the F
tom,
Underwhelming was an overstatement. Yours is the only comment.
Perhaps the world of zooms has truly taken over.
Bruce Dayton
Thursday, March 14, 2002, 5:26:13 PM, you wrote:
t> On 14 Mar 2002 at 17:01, Bruce Dayton wrote:
>> Based on the underwhelming response to my offering of the F
Peter, for the Z-1p you might also consider the Power Zoom FA 28-105
f4-5.6. This lens was designed for the Z-1p (I own two of these bodies,
and have one of these lenses on each). It is a very good, sharp lens
that gives 1:3 macro at 105 mm. It is an older design and is probably
out of production
I had oil on an old 135mm/3.5 Pentax SMC M42 mount.
I had always wondered why the images looked..well.. like crap even though
things seemed to be in the right spot.
I bought a replacement 135mm/2.5 off of Ebay and decided to do my own handy
work..
I opened up the 135mm/3.5... attempted to get at
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Subject: Re: Why I Love the APS Format
> Actually, as I've learned recently from Creative Memories
> (for whom my wife is now a consultant),
> APS film uses a different base than standard neg film.
> The net result is that APS negs are design
I know what water can do -- I had a old super-takumar which got drenched
and its aperture ring failed :)
On Thu, Mar 14, 2002 at 05:06:25PM -0800, Shel Belinkoff wrote:
> It may not be oil. I lost my wonderful Bow-Wow Takumar to water damage,
> and the only noticeable symptom was a slow diaph
On 14 Mar 2002 at 17:01, Bruce Dayton wrote:
> Based on the underwhelming response to my offering of the FA 135, I'm
> guessing that the 135mm focal length has fallen from popularity.
Too bad, that's a *great* lens.
tv
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Don't get me started, and moved to this side of the pond to get as far away
as possible. What did our fathers fight for and some died/almost died in
WWII !!!
Socialism by the back door. The EC is bankrupt anyway, it's only a matter
of time.
James
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From: "Bob Walkden"
You can always get a manual in English from Pentax USA - it's $4.00
I've purchased new pentax gear from out of the US and received an
international warranty card. Perhaps this camera is a "class 2" unit,
which may be the term for a refurbished demo or warranty item. Maybe
it's not really new.
On Thursday, March 14, 2002, at 07:52 PM, J. C. O'Connell wrote:
> some meters give a reading that COMBINES both
> the flash light and the ambient light. Setting
> the sync speed correctly is the only way to get
> a true reading. If ambient light is low, the point is
> moot, but that is not alwa
Actually, as I've learned recently from Creative Memories
(for whom my wife is now a consultant),
APS film uses a different base than standard neg film.
The net result is that APS negs are designed to outlast
all other types of film.
Is there anyone out there with more information regarding
this
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From: Aaron Reynolds
Subject: Re: Why I Love the APS Format
> On Thursday, March 14, 2002, at 06:00 PM, Brendan wrote:
>
> > Thats cause mini labs send B&W out to someone else to
> > do it the old fashioned way.
>
> Naahhh, it's too expensive to proof by hand. Time
Tiger,
You ought to test it. My recollection is that I've had 2 M 28/2.8's with the
problem. They do show overexposure.
It's a matter of closing the aperture before the shutter fires. The blades
are spring loaded and held wide open while you focus (open aperture
metering). When you press
I think I want my Manual in English. hehe
I wonder if it beeps in a foreign language also
haha
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From: "Tiger Moses" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, March 14, 2002 8:45 PM
Subject: MZ-S for under $700
> Its legit - more or less.
>
> Came
It may not be oil. I lost my wonderful Bow-Wow Takumar to water damage,
and the only noticeable symptom was a slow diaphragm. The shop looked
at it, and sent me a very devastating note, outlining the problems and
the chance of recovery. I put the lens in a shoe box and buried it in
the back yar
I received three packages of ebay booty today. All were as advertised as
better. The 55/4 lens for the 6x7 is like new. At $575 with the original
rectangular hood and a B&W skylight filter, it was a good buy. The 135/5.6
Componon-S enlarging lens has perfect glass. a couple of small marks on the
b
> > > If/when I get studio strobes will I have to mentally adjust
> > > anything to use it w/ the 6x7's 1/30th flash sync? It has
> > > settings for 1/60th & 1/250th
Another plus for the 1/60 of the 645 :-)
Bill KG4LOV
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Based on the underwhelming response to my offering of the FA 135, I'm
guessing that the 135mm focal length has fallen from popularity. I am
considering putting up for sale my Tokina ATX 20-35 f:2.8 and Tokina
ATX 80-200 f:2.8. Both are in mint condition and have seen little
use. Both come with
how much over exposure will really depend upon how slow the blades are.
A minolta 135/3.5 i have come across had so slow blades that you can
presume your are always shooting at f3.5 :)
I have heard once the oil sets in, it only gets worse slowly. But thats
hearsay :)
On Thu, Mar 14, 2002 at 06
i suggest you get it fixed.
JCO
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> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Tiger Moses
> Sent: Thursday, March 14, 2002 7:52 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: performance question
>
>
> I am building a small colection of Pentax Brand (SMC)
If the aperture blades are noticeably slow, the lens is worthless
without investing in a CLA, and even then it may be useless depending on
the cause of the problem. You have no way of knowing how slow the
blades are, or if they are slow a consistent amount at each exposure and
at each aperture.
21days isnt a very long warranty on a brand new camera. My MZ-S has already
been back for repair once.
Maybe these are the older models that required the software upgrade?
Regards,
Paul
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Sent: Friday, Ma
some meters give a reading that COMBINES both
the flash light and the ambient light. Setting
the sync speed correctly is the only way to get
a true reading. If ambient light is low, the point is
moot, but that is not always the case.
JCO
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> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [ma
I am building a small colection of Pentax Brand (SMC) K mount manual focus
lenses.
Got quite a few from the 15mm-A to the 200mm-K
Today I got my most recetn addition, SMC-M 35mm/2.8, at a great price from
Ebay.
Its a userable collection, so nothing is suppossed to be pristine, just
functional
I have seen a drop in polarizer for the 600mm FA advertised on the B&H web
site, Special order and several hundred dollars as I recall.
Ken Waller
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Sent: Wednesday, March 13, 2002 5:08 AM
Subject: Re: Pentax A* 300 2.8
Just want to say thanks to Bill, Aaron and
anyone else i forgot, for the info on IR.This
list is great.Sorry if it takes me a while to
grasp some ideas but now we put it to the
test.Loading roll soon.
Dave
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Sen
Yep.No numbers on my B&W prints unless i take
in some select or 400cn,than i get them.At
least the lab doing my delta 400 stuff puts
them in order so i can number them myself.
Dave
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Its legit - more or less.
Camera City 800-896-2626
Says its an import version, so manual probably wont be in English
No warranty beside the 21 day satisfaction guaranteed kind of thing.
$649.99 available for immediate ship
with a 'green warranty' for $724
normal US version is $849
So what coun
AKA My JOYOUS 50mm f1.4 SMC-M
Just got a new 50mm f1.4 SMC-M lens off of Ebay.
I had paid, what I thought, was more than what they're going for on there.
I paid $65.00 US + $5.00 Shipping. I've seen them going for around $50.00
US + shipping.
The lens is a sweet looking piece of glass :) It is
What kind of resolution do you think it takes to do a very good
4 x 6 print? I could show you some printed on an HP PhotoSmart
100 that were made with a Fuji DX-10, a 0.85MP camera. That's
the print size most APS shooters get and I doubt if you could
tell any difference in quality between the Fu
Brendan,
I really don't think so. I believe the flash has to communicate with
the body, not flash to flash. I don't recall seeing anything in the
manual about it.
Bruce Dayton
Thursday, March 14, 2002, 2:41:31 PM, you wrote:
B> Just another dumb question, But will this work via
B> TTL? On
Mine goes to asa 6400. The manual is available for download at the Minolta
website.
Bill KG4LOV
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From: "Bill D. Casselberry" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Pentax Maillist" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, March 14, 2002 5:05 PM
Subject: anyone know
> Why do I love the APS format? (I've never actually used the APS
> format.) Because when I have prints made from a roll of 35mm film,
> the negative numbers end up being printed on the back. (I
> understand that this numbering on 35mm negative prints is a
> byproduct of using equipment that ca
Somone just asked the exact question not long ago (not you I guess), and I
did not recommend this at all (because I tried and failed). The original
screen of the Super A/Program is smaller than any screens of Pentax AF
bodies. And MX/LX screens are quite a bit larger. If your friend haven't
re
I have an MZ-S and have installed the GG-60 screen. I believe this is the
only optional screen currently offered for the MZ-S. It is no harder to
install this screen in the MZ-S than other Pentax screens in the PZ1 and
PZ1P. Read and follow the instructions that come with the screen and use the
tw
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> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Bill D. Casselberry
> Sent: Thursday, March 14, 2002 10:22 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: Wide angle that got away
>
>
> Mark Roberts wrote:
>
> > BTW: I've done a little shooting with th
Hi Fred,
I expect they'll work their way round to us eventually.
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Thursday, March 14, 2002, 9:37:39 PM, you wrote:
>> perhaps you could get the US Govt. to apply to join the EC.
> ...just as long as the US government then moved to Europe?
Aaron wrote:
> I'm putting "I am da man for development and processing issues"
> on a T-shirt to wear around here)
permission granted:^)
belay that - make that "I insist that you do!" !8^D
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Don't forget the free index prints you now get with
35mm to :-)
--- Fred <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Why do I love the APS format? (I've never actually
> used the APS
> format.) Because when I have prints made from a
> roll of 35mm film,
> the negative numbers end up being printed on the
> bac
Are we talking in general, or in the class of lenses mentioned in the post I
was commenting on? Lens with ground aspherical elements usually could not
even be made without them, but they are insanely expensive. In fact some of
those with molded plastic aspherical elements would not be economical w
> perhaps you could get the US Govt. to apply to join the EC.
...just as long as the US government then moved to Europe?
Fred
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Mark E wrote:
> Antti-Pekka wrote:
> >The SMC 15/3.5 has been more like a standard wide angle .
> Did you have to say that? I'm buying a house and trying to save cash for
> stuff like a washer and dryer! Meanwhile, you (and others on the list) are
Waste of funds! Just buy a
Why do I love the APS format? (I've never actually used the APS
format.) Because when I have prints made from a roll of 35mm film,
the negative numbers end up being printed on the back. (I
understand that this numbering on 35mm negative prints is a
byproduct of using equipment that can also do
The rental darkroom site is developing nicely. My thanks to everyone on
this mailing list who has made a contribution!
There are now more listings for California, all of which are around the
San Francisco Bay Area, and some new listings in South Carolina, Idaho,
Pennsylvania, Illinois, Missour
Ahem! $150 for just the body but with what else ? The
one thing that has really been holdinh me back from
Medium format is the cost of film and accessories. BTW
as you said with the Pentax system your lenses/
flashes / etc are compatible hence less to reinvest
while with the Mamiya it's a whole ne
Bill wrote
>>>
>> set the aperture/shutter speed yourself. f11@1/125th
> (or f16@1/60th, or f8@1/250th, etc) These take use of a
> #25 red filter into account - so your main concern will
> be framing up images that will hopefully have strong
> IR reflectance and such.
At 15:30 14/03/2002 -0500, you wrote:
>I think I outsmarted myself here.
>
>I found a lens on German eBay.
>The price was good,
>but the seller would ship to Germany only.
As a regular Ebay-er, both as a buyer and seller I can only add the
following points:
When someone says they'll only accept
Having been a banker, I can tell you, if someone asks for a Wire Transfer, unless it
is for a large sum of money (i.e. $500 or more), don't bother sending it and just send
an international money order in the funds that the person is requesting.
Wire transfer fees are outrageous from the senders
Darn! you are having a poor time of it!
Wire's always cost about $25 (nyc, chase bank), and speaking from fairly
good (25+ wires internationally) experience, i can say that the recieving
bank charges pretty much the same in 'handling' charges.
Always make sure that the recipient knows that if yo
I had the chance to pick-up a Mamiya 645 over the weekend at
the bargain price of $150 dollars. I hesitated since I
wanted to think about the pros and cons of the Mamiya system
vs the Pentax. I began to think of the total cost of the
Mamiya system. While I could get the body for $150, if I
want
Hi,
perhaps you could get the US Govt. to apply to join the EC.
---
Bob
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Thursday, March 14, 2002, 8:30:02 PM, you wrote:
> I think I outsmarted myself here.
> I found a lens on German eBay.
> The price was good,
> but the seller would ship to Germany only.
> So
I think I outsmarted myself here.
I found a lens on German eBay.
The price was good,
but the seller would ship to Germany only.
So I contacted him.
My German is no good (thru Babblefish translations),
but on previous bids, many Germans spoke English.
He did not, but allowed me to bid.
So I wo
Cotty,
I just sent an email from my Mac.com acct but thought i'd follow up here to
let you know just in case it didn¹t make it through.
Delano
on 3/14/02 1:35 PM, Cotty at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi guts n gals,
>
> I'm trying to determine if any mac.com users are experiencing problems
> w
Hi,
I would suggest AF280T. It can do ~almost~ everything. Reasonably
powerful, it has a bouce and swivel head, wide and tele adaptors are
available (although wide adaptor is useless, IMO), it can work with
older Pentax bodies, you can get it for less then 100$ used.
If you want a smaller and
Hi guts n gals,
I'm trying to determine if any mac.com users are experiencing problems
with the mac.com server currently. When I try and send a test message to
myself ([EMAIL PROTECTED]), it never arrives. When my SO ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
tries to send me stuff, it never arrives. I just won an e
Let's not get carried away here. If there was a price drop, the legit
houses would have dropped theirs as well. What was shown was a gray market
price.
Doug
At 12:01 PM 3/14/02 -0600, you wrote:
>What we may be seeing here is reaction caused by the major digital cameras
>that were announced a
I only download Pentaxes in auto mode :)
annsan (sorry, couldn't resist)
Bill Owens wrote:
>
> Anybody else had problems downloading manuals?
>
> Bill
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AL = anomalous dispersion GLASS element. The aspherics are hybrid - glass with polymer
coating like aspheric surface.
All the best!
Raimo
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On Thursday, March 14, 2002, at 01:01 PM, Paris, Leonard wrote:
> What we may be seeing here is reaction caused by the major digital
> cameras
> that were announced at PMA, with no similar announcement from Pentax.
> Kind
> of like some folks are abandoning ship and just want to get rid of th
Len Paris wrote:
>What we may be seeing here is reaction caused by the major digital cameras
>that were announced at PMA, with no similar announcement from Pentax.
Kind
>of like some folks are abandoning ship and just want to get rid of their
>current inventory of high-end film Pentaxes. We'll j
What we may be seeing here is reaction caused by the major digital cameras
that were announced at PMA, with no similar announcement from Pentax. Kind
of like some folks are abandoning ship and just want to get rid of their
current inventory of high-end film Pentaxes. We'll just have to wait and
s
On Thursday, March 14, 2002, at 11:34 AM, T Rittenhouse wrote:
> AL, a molded plastic non-spherical element, instead of several glass
> elements. A cheaper way to build a lens.
Not entirely --
1) the element does not have to be plastic (though often it is)
2) AL elements can be used to minimiz
On Thursday, March 14, 2002, at 12:31 PM, David Brooks wrote:
> I'm not sure who in my area does proccessing for
> this stuff,BUT i assume your place can do it??
We'll do negs only or negs and contact, but we don't do proofing (sets
of 4x6s) at all. We can send away for the proofs, but anyone
Hi Peter!
>From yet another fellow swede.
I recently ordered a MZ-S from Scandinavian Photo with the 28-105/4-5.6.
When I checked my order prior to delivery I found that they had changed
my 28-105/4-5.6 to a 28-105/3.2-4.5. I didn't mind but be sure to check
which version they sell, don't trust th
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Subject: What is this lens
> Can anyone identify this lens?
>
> http://www.pcphotoreview.com/GALPhoto_56539crx.aspx
Carl Zeiss 80mm f/2.8 lens on a Novoflex bellows. It probably is
a Hasselblad lens.
Nice macro rig.
William Robb
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Another great site if you are buying on-line is; www.resellerratings.com
They let people rate on-line and mail order companies.
Also on a previous post someone said they would only deal with B&H and
Adorama. I would like to add a couple other companies that are above board
reputable. Cameraworld,
One of the most extensive collection of photographs of 9-11 (Seeing the Horror
- Parts I & II) can be found here: http://dirckhalstead.org/feature.html
By virtue of NYC being home to so many photographers the quality of the
pictures is impressive.
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> Several days ago
I'm not sure who in my area does proccessing for
this stuff,BUT i assume your place can do it??
Dave
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Subject: Re: photographing w/ IR - General Info
On Thursda
Kelvin.
My fancy term for shot vertical
Sorry to much Photoshop
Dave
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Anyway, what's "potrait mode" on a spottie?
Remember that the images are inverted. Hence, this would seem to
indicate possible light leakage at the filmback. Did you
check the light seals at
"I have the brain of a 4 year old,that explains
why he got rid of it"
Groucho Marx '44(ish)
Thanks Bill,again.
I use the Yashica Mat in a similar way then,as it
is meterless.If i forget my meter i "sunny 16"
as per the speed of film in the camera,if i
remember it,i set ISO and read the results.
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