Hi Bruce,
I've had my 2450 for about three weeks now and haven't noticed any
particlular sharpness problem. I've tried it out with 35mm slides, 35mm neg
strips (colour and B&W), 6x9 positive, 6x9 B&W negs and 4x5 B&W negs and
they've all seemed quite good. I did notice that some of the 6x9
>Doesn't the Z-1p have a metal chassis and spot metering?
But then the plastic top and bottom plates hardly qualify as metal body. At
least the bottom plate is rather prone to crack.
regards,
Alan Chan
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Thanks ... I will. Here's an oldie that might be of some interest.
http://home.earthlink.net/~belinkoff/love.html
£ukasz Kacperczyk wrote:
>
> Good luck! Hope you'll share the results with us.
> £ukasz
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Can't find the Speed graphic
Brendan wrote:
>
> Shel come on what are you waiting for!
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on 04/04/2002 22:14, David A. Mann opined:
> Joseph McAllister wrote:
>
>> I even bought a set of extension tubes for that mount in the event I
>> can ever afford a lens for it!
>
> I've played with a Takumar 400/4.0 that uses the outer bayonet
> mount. I got put off when it fell off the camer
On Fri, 5 Apr 2002, Brendan wrote:
> Murphy's law # something
>
> People are promoted to their level of incompetance, if
> you are not
> incompetant you don't get promoted.
Close. You're thinking of the Peter Principle, and the second part of
your statement is incorrect, if you want to pick nit
Hi Shel:
I've never specifically tested, but I've never noticed any significant
difference in negatives from the following cameras:
Voigtlander Vito CD (my first!)
Pentax SV
Fed 4L
Fujica ST705n
Pentax ME (2)
Pentax MZ-5
Pentax MZ-S
Pentax Espio 70 (2)
Since any difference is likely to come fro
I intend to, Malcom. Thanks!
Malcolm Smith wrote:
> You will do well, go for it.
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Hi Dave:
I always use RGB, as I've tried using just black and found unacceptable banding
in the print (Epson Stylus Color 800). I've a couple of 8x10's on my office
wall right now which show good tonal range and detail, and I'm pleased enough
with them. I'll be interested to see how long they
It's all your fault, Frank . Thanks! If this doesn't work out I'll
be livin' up that alley.
frank theriault wrote:
> >From your work that I've seen, it seems that this is right up your alley,
> creatively. This sounds like a wonderful opportunity; one that you'll
> thrive in.
>
> As others h
Especially after 15+ years of no change . Thanks!
David Chang-Sang wrote:
>
> Change is a good thing
>
> Way to go Shel; hope it works out !!
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Considering all my weaknesses and shortcomings, this may be the only gig
I can handle.
Aaron Reynolds wrote:
>
> Go for it, Shel! Sounds like the kind of gig that plays to your
> strengths.
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Thanks David ...
It's been more than a month since I've made any meaningful photographs
and I'm afraid that I've forgotten how to use my cameras. Time for a
refresher course. Let's see, the film goes here, right? And what's
this little button for? OOPS!
David Spaulding wrote:
>
> Good luck S
Guess who has a press pass :-) so far I sniped pics of
Robert
Townsend, Tonya Lee Williams and Anais Granofsky. A
few other
directors were there but no big name celebs. Spike Lee
and Eriq
La Salle have their new work premiering here this
weekend but no word
on them. At least I was back in my "papa
Much better, Brendan! The poses are good, but I'd avoid showing the edge of the brick
wall. It's an unwanted detail. Also, on image 15 the shadow on the neck is
distracting. Did you experiment with a reflector? Obviously, the sun was very
bright, which makes things more difficult. Did you
Memo: No holodumps in the holodeck!
Pat White
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>... does it fit the K-series cameras?
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It does. But the image is "mirrored". (No, english is not my
mother-tongue...)
KX, KM and K1000, by the way, also take the nice Spotmatic real-leather case.
Andre Langevin
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Your the 2nd person to mention Peter Gowland and I
have looked at his
website a few times, Guess it's time to copy the
master.
--- Butch
Black <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Brendan;
>
> Images 12,20 and 22 all look to be slightly flat and
> possibly underexposed.
> The brick wall is not the m
In a message dated 4/4/2002 8:33:19 PM Pacific Standard Time,
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> Does PZ-1 offer the 3 metering modes of PZ-1p, viz., Multi-segment, Spot and
> Center-
> weighted? If yes, I couldn't seem to change them using the procedure listed
> in the
> PZ-1p manual (on page 39). On
--- David Chang-Sang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Steve,
>
> Used K1000 ($120 US)
> Used Pentax Digital Spot Meter ($175 US)
>
> That's what I currently use for spot metering... and
> metal body :-)
>
> Cheers,
> Dave
Do you have a recommendation for a Pentax Digital spot
meter-which model wer
In a message dated 4/4/2002 7:22:19 PM Pacific Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> Doesn't the Z-1p have a metal chassis and spot metering?
>
PZ-1 and PZ-1p both definitely have spot-metering -- I don't know for sure
about the metal chassis (read someplace that it did, but since I don
Hi,
I am looking for a PZ-1 maual in PDF format. I checked the Pentax site at:
http://www.pentaxusa.com/docstore/index.cfm?show=6#
but they do not have PZ-1. I downloaded PZ-1p and was wondering if someone
could
tell the main differences between the two. I am particularly interested in
the expo
On Thu, 4 Apr 2002 19:19:05 -0800 (PST), Steve Pearson wrote:
>Hi all-Sorry for the simiar post again.
>
>I can't believe it-Pentax never made a metal body that
>has spot metering? I think it really bites that I
>have to spend $800 on an MZ-S?
Well, you could spend $2000 on a 645 or 67.
tv
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Hi Brendan;
Images 12,20 and 22 all look to be slightly flat and possibly underexposed.
The brick wall is not the most flattering background. If you must use it
move the model away from it and use a wide aperture to put it out of focus.
Photoshop's gausian blur would work as well for that. I foun
My God man !!
Could you imagine combining a Pentax Digital Spot Meter along with an MX or
even LX ??
the amount of metal would be.. well... as huge as a.. 67 !!! *smirk*
Cheers,
Dave
(P.S. no offense meant to all you wacky MF folk)
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Why not just buy a Pentax Spotmeter to use with your
> favorite bodies?
>
>
> Bruce Dayton
OK, OK, maybe that's an alternative. Still means
extra equipment to carry around. Why didn't they ever
make one? Just curious..
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Steve,
Why not just buy a Pentax Spotmeter to use with your favorite bodies?
Bruce Dayton
Thursday, April 04, 2002, 7:19:05 PM, you wrote:
SP> Hi all-Sorry for the simiar post again.
SP> I can't believe it-Pentax never made a metal body that
SP> has spot metering? I think it really bites
Buy a spotmeter. It works better
than one in a body anyway.
JCO
> Subject: "Metal" bodies w/ Spot Metering?
>
>
> Hi all-Sorry for the simiar post again.
>
> I can't believe it-Pentax never made a metal body that
> has spot metering? I think it really bites that I
> have to spend $800 on an M
Steve,
Used K1000 ($120 US)
Used Pentax Digital Spot Meter ($175 US)
That's what I currently use for spot metering... and metal body :-)
Cheers,
Dave
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On Thu, 4 Apr 2002, Steve Pearson wrote:
> I can't believe it-Pentax never made a metal body that has spot
> metering? I think it really bites that I have to spend $800 on an
> MZ-S?
Doesn't the Z-1p have a metal chassis and spot metering?
chris
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Hi all-Sorry for the simiar post again.
I can't believe it-Pentax never made a metal body that
has spot metering? I think it really bites that I
have to spend $800 on an MZ-S?
Any other suggestions out there?
Thanks for the help...still searching...
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FWIW, Downtown Camera here in Toronto has an ME body only, for $150. These guys
aren't cheap, but it sounds like your ME is not a bad deal. I certainly have
heard that Sigma lenses can be very poorly constructed, but if they hold
together, their optics can be pretty good.
If you don't mind me a
Geez, even I knew that! And I always figure I'm like the lowest common
denominator when it comes to film processing...
-frank
Bill Owens wrote:
> This past weekend, one of our customers dropped off several rolls of film
> for processing. When I opened the bags, one of them turned out to be Tr
This past weekend, one of our customers dropped off several rolls of film
for processing. When I opened the bags, one of them turned out to be Tri-X.
I placed it back in the bag, and wrote a note on the bag that we cannot
process regular B&W film. Later, another tech wrote on the bag "not C-41
p
Ok ok ..
Sheesh..
Yes Aaron, it was Harry's Pro Shop.
The guy there is named Brian ( .. I didn't ask him about the name of the
business... if any of you know why it's called that.. fill me in ). He
seemed like a nice laid back sort of guy. He ships worldwide and is
obviously just a guy workin
Just got back from a bike ride, and was just passing my local Pawn Broker,
and he called me in. He had two lots of Pentax gear:
1. Pentax ME with a 80-210 Sigma Zoom, Honeywell Pro Studio Flash + bracket,
Pro Tripod. The lens has probably been dropped, and has a couple of coating
scratches/marks
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From: Shel Belinkoff
Subject: Medium Format Enlarging
> As a decision about a medium format camera gets closer,
questions about
> enlarging the negatives are coming to be a consideration. Do
those of
> you working in medium format find that film flatness is an
issue
I bought mine used on ebay for about $125. I think it's still available
through both Zone VI and Arista.
Paul
"William D. Sawyer" wrote:
>
> Hi, Paul. Nice description. Do you know if the B-22 cold light is still available?
> Expensive? I, too, have one of those old stalwarts.
>
> > -Or
Sounds great, Shel. Sounds like a 2002 tax deduction :-)
Paul
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I showed the first batch of replies to the young man in the next cube. He
observed, "It seems that a lot of people have a lot of time on their hands."
Graywolf wrote:
Actually, the communicator is a badge. They can take it off. God, can I be
spouting Star Trek trivia? I need to find something r
Now you have a legitimate reason, if not already, to spend a lot on
photo gear, since it has become a business.
No doubt you'll soon find all sorts of extra goodies you need, in addition
to your current extensive collection. You can probably also deduct
the cost and depreciation on all these gea
... does it fit the K-series cameras?
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Hi, Paul. Nice description. Do you know if the B-22 cold light is still available?
Expensive? I, too, have one of those old stalwarts.
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> Sent: April 04, 2002 11:18 AM
>
> A cold light head is basically a f
> Oh Don't be brutal this time :-) just need even more
> tips and pointers.
Very cool! Good use of fill, backgrounds, color variations in
clothing, poses, etc. I see you you found an "interesting" use for
the distinctive skyline; perhaps a wee bit suggestive :)
The diagonals in the brick wall
tom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>On Thu, 04 Apr 2002 18:14:46 -0500, Mark Roberts wrote:
>>
>>
>>[demime 0.98e removed an attachment of type application/octet-stream
>>which had a name of mx_om.pdf]
>
>Boss! De Mime! De Mime!
Shut up! Mimes are supposed to be silent!
(Sorry, that should have gon
I have a P67 and the negatives
are almost exactly 2 1/8" by 2 3/4"
jco
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> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Shel Belinkoff
> Sent: Thursday, April 04, 2002 1:18 PM
> To: Pentax List
> Subject: Negative
Joseph McAllister wrote:
> on 04/04/2002 12:42, Stan Halpin opined:
>
> > I just received a box of "stuff" that I bought on eBay. It was called a 645
> > Accessory lot, but I got a lot more.
> >
> > I got 7 (seven) squarish black rubberish thingies that look like they match
> > the B&H Photo's ph
On Thu, 4 Apr 2002, CBWaters wrote:
> Burning a hole!!!
> OR my wife might use it to pay BILLS!!!?!?!
> it's gotta go quick!
-snip-
> Guess I'll have to go back downtown to Wolf :(
Dont do it, man!!! I'll let you borrow some of my stuff before I let
another PDMLer pay 200% Wolf mark-ups. Bett
Sure, why not! Thanks!
Bill KG4LOV
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From: "Mark Roberts" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, April 04, 2002 6:18 PM
Subject: Re: New lens
> >Okay everybody, all this recent talk about Russian lenses made me want to
> >try
i dont need this manual (dont have MX :)). If there are no copyright
issues and space is the only problem, I can put it on my webspace for
future needs of people.
cheers,
nitin
On Fri, Apr 05, 2002 at 01:47:45AM +0200, Emilio Puga wrote:
> Can I have one copy of this manual??
>
> -Mensaje o
He's Canadian. What would you expect? ;-)
-frank
£ukasz Kacperczyk wrote:
> Damn, you're a cautious guy!
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Can I have one copy of this manual??
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Christian Skofteland <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>On
On Thursday, April 4, 2002, at 06:14 PM, Mark Roberts wrote:
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> which had a name of mx_om.pdf]
Five dollars says that wasn't meant for the list. ;)
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Damn, you're a cautious guy!
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Good luck! Hope you'll share the results with us.
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On Thu, 04 Apr 2002 18:14:46 -0500, Mark Roberts wrote:
>
>
>[demime 0.98e removed an attachment of type application/octet-stream
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Boss! De Mime! De Mime!
Sorry.
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On Thursday, April 4, 2002, at 05:42 PM, David Chang-Sang wrote:
> I just don't wanna ruffle anyone's feathers by posting it. If no one
> has
> objections, in the next say, 6 hours, I'll post the address.
People constantly post x-deal-found-here or y-deal-found-there. It
ain't taboo here on
On Thu, 4 Apr 2002 16:15:45 -0500 (EST), Brendan wrote:
>The location is the only one I can use untill the
>weather warms up, it's real big plus is isolation for
>the model to change. I know the bricks are busy but
>the drop sheets I have wouldn't stay in place, the
>wind was too strong. I used th
On Thu, 4 Apr 2002, Bill Owens wrote:
> Okay everybody, all this recent talk about Russian lenses made me want to
> try one. FedEx just delivered my new Zenitar 16mm f2.8-22 fish eye.
> Looking forward to trying it out tomorrow. I may even slip up to
> Grandfather Mountain and see what it will d
On Thursday, April 4, 2002, at 03:54 PM, Paris, Leonard wrote:
>
> Or do you have to spend it before it expires? :-)
If you spend it fast, you don't have to worry about inflation.
-Aaron
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Okay everybody, all this recent talk about Russian lenses made me want to
try one. FedEx just delivered my new Zenitar 16mm f2.8-22 fish eye.
Looking forward to trying it out tomorrow. I may even slip up to
Grandfather Mountain and see what it will do.
Bill KG4LOV
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This mess
The location is the only one I can use untill the
weather warms up, it's real big plus is isolation for
the model to change. I know the bricks are busy but
the drop sheets I have wouldn't stay in place, the
wind was too strong. I used the MZ-3 flash
compensation trick as to try and get some catch
Burning a hole!!!
OR my wife might use it to pay BILLS!!!?!?!
it's gotta go quick!
Cory
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> Keep your money in your pocket until B&H and
Go for it, Shel! Sounds like the kind of gig that plays to your
strengths.
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I hate to be so negative, but this morning I learned that Rolleiflex TLR
negatives are larger than Hasselblad negatives, and, IIRC, LX negatives
are slightly larger than Leica M2/M3 negatives, and some earlier Leica
negatives were much larger than current Leica negatives (so much so that
the image
On Thursday, April 4, 2002, at 03:42 PM, Stan Halpin wrote:
>
> I got 6 (six) squarish black rubber thingies that aren't pictured on
> the B&H
> site. Same size as the above, but slightly shallower and, in lieu of a
> rounded extension off one side, there is a rectangular gap. Finder cap
> for
on 04/04/2002 12:42, Stan Halpin opined:
> An additional rear lens cap, same size as for the 67, but with 4 tabs rather
> than three, and these are recessed almost as far into the cap, almost as
> close to the closed end as the Pentax tabs are to the open end. Any
> suggestions on origin?
Rear
Shel Belinkoff wrote:
>
> Once he's seen some more of my work, and, of course, if he likes it,
> he's promised to give me some specific paid assignments.
>
You will do well, go for it.
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Decent work Brendan. It takes a lot of work to photograph a model...light,
pose, what in the heck to do with thier hands, etc.
Did you use a reflector in any of the photographs?
I see you are using a fill flash in some...the catch-light in the eyes looks
good.
Dave
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on 04/04/2002 12:42, Stan Halpin opined:
> I just received a box of "stuff" that I bought on eBay. It was called a 645
> Accessory lot, but I got a lot more.
>
> I got 7 (seven) squarish black rubberish thingies that look like they match
> the B&H Photo's photo of "Finder Cap" for Original 67 Ca
Good luck Shel. I know I'd go crazy if I went too long without some photo
work. Two months almost got me there! : )
Would like to see some of the photos you make for the paper. Keep us posted.
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On Thu, 4 Apr 2002, CBWaters wrote:
> for a Holiday(?)
Passover. :)
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Keep your money in your pocket until B&H and Adorama reopen, then.
Or do you have to spend it before it expires? :-)
Len
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Subject: retail bummer
Got my gumption
Passover. Both do it every year. B&H posts a notice on their site giving
warning . . .
Stan
> From: "CBWaters" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Date: Thu, 4 Apr 2002 15:22:02 -0500
> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: retail bummer
>
> Got my gumption up today to buy a bunch
Hey Gang,
Let me be the first to say " I messed up.".
I had no intention of belittling Passover. My previous post makes it seem
like I discount it as not being a "real" holiday.
Truth be told, I didn't know it was still going on. It wasn't until I saw
the pop-up store schedule on the Adoramma si
I just received a box of "stuff" that I bought on eBay. It was called a 645
Accessory lot, but I got a lot more.
I got 7 (seven) squarish black rubberish thingies that look like they match
the B&H Photo's photo of "Finder Cap" for Original 67 Camera"
I got 6 (six) squarish black rubber thingies
Shel,
Congratulations! Hope this venture goes well for you. Keep us
posted.
Bruce Dayton
Thursday, April 04, 2002, 9:27:08 AM, you wrote:
SB> There's a newspaper in the area called Street Spirit, which deals with
SB> the issues and lives of the homeless and street people. I just talked
S
Got my gumption up today to buy a bunch of stuff with some money I got for
lasting another year (thanks MOM!) and found BOTH B&H AND Adorama closed
for a Holiday(?)
I guess I'm not the only person taking a couple extra days off this week for
no real reason...
Guess I'll have to go back downtown
There's a newspaper in the area called Street Spirit, which deals with
the issues and lives of the homeless and street people. I just talked
with the editor and he's decided to put me on as sort of a "stringer"
where I can photograph whatever I want and submit the work for
publication. These wou
On Thursday, April 4, 2002, at 01:18 PM, Frits J. Wüthrich wrote:
> http://www.fujifilm.com/JSP/fuji/epartners/Products.jsp?nav=1&parent=PRODUCT
> _CATEGORY_238611&product=2302305
> So as you can see they came up with a new packaging for the USA and
> Canada.
That's the current packaging.
-Aa
> The standard Federation diet consisted of replicated food that
> was entirely
> consumed by the body. The kidneys ( of those that had them) were
> surgically
> modified to cleans fluids and return them to the stomach. Once a week a
> small pellet was discharged containing any and all poisons and
Har!
Captain Picard instructs "No Armitage Shanks programmes" in the holosuites!
Almost Friday - hope all take this in good humour.
Malcolm
Stephen Moore wrote:
>
> I can picture a memo reading something like this:
>
> From: PICARD
> To: All Enterprise personnel
> Re: Holodeck
>
Len,
I've always wondered if the "holosuites" smell a bit!
Malcolm
>
> Hmm, perhaps they carry that stuff into the transporter room and surprise
> somebody. :)
>
> Len
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> Hmm, perhaps they carry that stuff into the transporter room and surprise
> somebody. :)
>
> Len
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>>
>> Paul,
>>
>> If you want to get into this, I suggest you look at the plans of Starships.
>> Not one of them wo
on 04/04/2002 10:11, [EMAIL PROTECTED] opined:
> You know how in the later Star Trek series, when someone on an Away party
> wants to talk to the ship, he'll tap a little radio sewn into the shirt?
> Everyone around him can hear every word coming from the ship.
>
> What if either party wants, or
Malcolm Smith wrote:
> If you want to get into this, I suggest you look at the plans of Starships.
> Not one of them would have made a 5 year mission, or even left space dock.
> No toilets!
I can picture a memo reading something like this:
From: PICARD
To: All Enterprise personnel
R
Not bad ! :o)
Raivo
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Hmm, perhaps they carry that stuff into the transporter room and surprise
somebody. :)
Len
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From: Malcolm Smith [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, April 04, 2002 12:36 PM
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Subject: RE: 2-way radios in Star Trek
Paul,
If you want to ge
On Thu, Apr 04, 2002 at 01:11:36PM -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> You know how in the later Star Trek series, when someone on an Away
> party wants to talk to the ship, he'll tap a little radio sewn into
> the shirt? Everyone around him can hear every word coming from the
> ship.
>
> What if e
Paul,
If you want to get into this, I suggest you look at the plans of Starships.
Not one of them would have made a 5 year mission, or even left space dock.
No toilets!
Malcolm
>
> You know how in the later Star Trek series, when someone on an
> Away party wants to talk to the ship, he'll tap a
Hi, Brendan.
I like the pictures, and I think they are fine for the intended purpose.
What I liked most is she, obviously. She's a beauty!
Regards
Albano
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So as you can see they came up with a new packaging for the USA and Canada.
Frits Wüthrich
Chris Stoddart wrote:
> > On Thursday, April 4, 2002, at 09:36 AM, Rob Brigham wrote:
> >
> >
You know how in the later Star Trek series, when someone on an Away party wants to
talk to the ship, he'll tap a little radio sewn into the shirt? Everyone around him
can hear every word coming from the ship.
What if either party wants, or needs, a private dialog? Can the Away person say, "Hold
Hi Bill,
thanks for your kind comment. I am happy that this is considered an
improvement.
Cheers
Adelheid
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>Sent: Mittwoch, 3. April 2002 22:55
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Hey Gang,
I e-mailed Fuji ref. Astia being discontinued. They stated they have not
nor do they plan on discontinuing Astia in the near future.
Robert
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I have a PDF of the MX owner's manual available free for anyone who wants
it. I've taken it off my web site in order to save storage space but I'll
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>Date: Thu, 04 Apr 2002 06:38:56 -0600
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Dave.
Give us a call when you get "acclimatised".
Kind regards
Peter
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Next Monday we will embark on a photosafari with two general destinations -
The so-called "Little Egypt" area of Southern Illinois and the Texas area
east and northeast of Dallas. Any suggestions for places of interest in or
in-between those regions? Please answer off-list to avoid clutter.
Th
Regarding back-illumination of MF negatives on flatbed scanners, Dave Mann
wrote:
> The transparency adaptor would be the best way to go but you may
> see newton rings. A light box just doesn't throw off enough light for
> scanning. I tried it once :)
Thanks for sharing that information, Dave.
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