Hey Bill,
Great, I`m glad you got the warmed up!
I just kind of miss Wheatfields promotion of PUG, telling us when the
deadline approaches, so I`ll do it (if I remember every month ;) )
Love those Grandfather Mountain pics, and the group shots, make sure
you get some group shots for us to see.
St
Frantisek,
The MZ-S imprints exposure information (meter mode, shutter speed,
f-stop, exposure compensation) in between the sprocket holes. If you
turn on the date back, it functions like all other date backs -
ruining your pictures with a boldly printed date in the frame area.
Bruce Dayton
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Frantisek. The info is imprinted between the sprocket holes. Very cool. (I do not have
it here with today as it is my _day off_).
Peter
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Wasn't Canon lens a f/0.95 and not f/0.79? I'm pretty sure it was.
Lukasz
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Avca> But the camera will give you the metering including this exp comp factor,
Avca> right?
Avca> So, if you want fill flash, you put 1/4x and then add two stop to what the
Avca> meter tells you is the right exposure in manual mode?
Avca> Regards´
That's my understanding of it, and also the way
Hi,
Chromogenic films use silver just as well...
But in the final processing steps, it's bleached and activises the
dyes (probably there is less silver than in traditional BW films
though)
I think the digital Xray is much more promising for them.
Fra
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I never could understand why people pay so much for these, except the
consumerism and lust factor. I mean, the 1.8/85 is great lens (the
very similar or same Zeiss/Zeiss Jena design is great) but a lens designed
mainly for wide open performance with use of advanced glass types like
the 1.2 or 1.4
Daniel,
bye! Enjoy the free time of being offlist as you will find you
have much more time left for actual *photography* ;-))
Should you decide you are feeling you need another dose of the
drug, there is a solution for you which I once used with
moderate to good
t> I can't get Delta 3200 to look decent above ISO 1250, and HP5+ looks like crap
under every
t> circumstance.
Tom, what do you develop it in? I have had excellent results with HP5+ in
Microphen, sometimes even up to 3200. Quite small grain, good
tonality. Especially at 1600 it looks nice to me.
>Cotty has a Lubitel?
Nope.
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> I said:
> t> I can't get Delta 3200 to look decent above ISO 1250,
> and HP5+ looks like crap under every
> t> circumstance.
>
> Tom, what do you develop it in? I have had excellent
> >Cotty has a Lubitel?
>
> Nope.
Pentacon 6?
Bill KG4LOV
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Okay, a quick heads up before I sit through the PUG and lavish praise...
UK AP came through the door this morning - all serious buyers will have
had a chance to get what they want by now (subscribers usually get the
mag on a Saturday morning, sometimes Monday, it arrives into the shops on
Tues
In a message dated 4/20/2002 9:09:38 AM Central Daylight Time,
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> > >Cotty has a Lubitel?
> >
> > Nope.
>
> Pentacon 6?
>
Maybe a Yashica Mat? (Surely *not* a Seagull TLR.)
ERNR
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Got a good one today, for anyone wanting it.
Vivitar XC-3, black body.
shutter speeds from 4 to 1/1000 sec. + B & M
iso 25 - 3200
some brassing on edges
shutter lock switch
A & X syncs as well as hot shoe.
handy film box lid holder on the back.
horizontal cloth shutter
Can'
I don't have Stan's collected comments in front of me, so mine may overlap.
I should add that I'm becoming a fan of using in-between focal lengths
(like 30 or 31) to replace a pair (28 and 35):
From Pentax catalog: "The perfect solution for those trying to choose
between the 35 and 28mm focal
William,
I was wrong. I was thinking of my Yashica Electro rangefinders. On the
original full-size models (45/1.7 lens), click stops were every 1/3 stop.
On the later, slightly smaller GL, this was changed to half-stops.
William Johnson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Curious. I have both the older
One of mine has developed this problem. I think it began when I stuffed the
camera into my lunch bag. Some foodstuffs may be clogging it up.
>>> One thing I forgot to mention about the Super Program, is that
>>> the film speed is a pain in the neck to change. It takes two
>>> hands, and even
The 120K is the big brother of the legendary 105/2.8K. Every bit as good,
according to those who have owned both. If you're just starting to build a
set of primes, the 120 can replace a 100 and 135. You can then get a 90/2.5
or 2.8 macro, which perhaps will satisfy your craving for an 85/1.8.
Early last year, I picked up four or five from e-bay auctions to replace
some worn out and lay in a supply of spares. Typical e-bay, they cost
more than they should, but it was worth it to close out the mission.
Haven't been watching lately, but you might have some luck there.
Otis Wright
She
It was not muticoated, apparently.
From the Third Party Lens megasite (URL not at hand):
From third-party lens site: "I should mention that there were a few even
faster 135mm f/1.8 and even f/1.5 lenses made by Vivitar in 1968, using the
preset T-mount. But these lenses were much poorer perfor
Well, it's a Saturday afternoon, I've just vacuumed the house top to
bottom, the Mrs. has buggered off to the shops and the lad has a friend
to play and they're outside terrorising the neighbours (hilk hilk). Must
be time to settle down with a good Brownian Motion producer - say a
really nice
Hey--Who is this guy who's trying to inject a dose of commonsense into our
support group?
"Mishka" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
i feel like i am completely missing something here. are these lenses
"collectibles" (i wasn't aware pentax glass has this status) or simply so
much better than competit
A US website listed a K28/2, same condition, same price, once in 1999,
again in 2000. Each time, I discovered it a few day after the lens was sold.
I also missed one in Finland.
I finally found one on a Kansas site for about $260. It's still the
costliest lens I own below 200mm.
I just discov
t> HP5+? I've developed it in everything...it just doesn't like me
I would say, stick with your favourite and use only it ;) If HP
doesn't work for you, you could spend years tuning it when your
already nice TX works nicely for you. It's only those "darkroom
freaks" who spend more time in the
You'll love it!
Christian Skofteland
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> Just got it in the mail. Boy, it is a beauty! Rock soli
Hello all...
This morning I had to renew my driver's license. Since mine is really old
and Oregon as since upgraded to the fancy credit-card style licenses, I had
to go in, get my picture taken and pay a bunch o' money. Hohum, I'm
thinking. But, I'm making that goofy only-on-your-drivers-license
HOBO 8x10 Point & Shoot Camera
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my sincerest apologies to the listers!
so i'm shutting my mouth and going to burn some film: got 3 new lenses this
month, and i have a feeling they are dying to refract some light...
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I am blushing all over! Thanks Cotty for taking the time to comment.
Frits Wüthrich
Cotty wrote:
> Woodscape
> Frits W
> Always a sucker for a big fat close up of a tree trunk, this one's a
> beauty. Nice work (as usual!).
>
>
> Cotty
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> got 3 new lenses this > month, and i have a feeling they are dying
> to refract some light...
Sounds like a good month, Mishka !!!
Time to take the new glass out for some refractive therapy (good for
them and good for you - ).
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Hi Cotty,
Thanks for the kind words, I feel very honored finally making the
Cotty list (even if it did take a minute to decide if you liked it ;) )!
The shot was supposed to resemble human form, I saw bottoms
in the viewfinder, then I saw female anatomy (upper) on the print.
Steve Larson
Redond
Most of Pentax's "K" Series Lenses are highly sought after because they
exude quality and performance. Many people purchase these lenses (e.g.,
K28/2.0, K30/2.8, K35/2.0, K50/1.2, K85/1.8, K105/2.8, etc...) and will
never sell them (I won't sell mine either...); when they occasionally do
show up
Crazy idea:
Couple the IS optical train with a negative element (all in body) and then
couldn't you put a "full-frame" image on a non-full frame image sensor?
On Sat, 20 Apr 2002, Alan Chan wrote:
> >Could it be that they are working on image stabilization within the body of
> >the camera that
Don't worry, it's absolutely alright to post WTB/FS stuff. We've been
sort of trying to encourage FS Fridays, but there's no enforcement.
I may have an ME Super that comes in at that price with an A 50mm f2.
It came in to our place on Wednesday, and I may have a local buyer, but
if that fall
On Friday, April 19, 2002, at 12:10 PM, Bruce Dayton wrote:
> The LX gang has a long lead on the Brotherhood for obsession. They
> have been obsessing since I joined the list quite a long time ago.
> They even have the LX wink. That's why we need Brotherhood hats.
Heck, they even infected me --
On Friday, April 19, 2002, at 05:00 PM, J. C. O'Connell wrote:
> I have the tryout version of photoshop. I cant seem to find it.
> What is the sequence on the menus?
I have to go look...I always just hit apple-L, the keyboard shortcut.
Probably ctrl-L in Windows land.
Just a sec.
Image -->
Actually I would have a very good use for selectable
focus points
after today. I found myself using only the center
sensor on my MZ-3
and PZ-20 then recomposing each shot. Most shots would
have had my
point of focus using one of the outer sensors or upper
center sensor
on the MZ-S it would have be
What should I check when buying a MX Winder (with or without the camera)?
Łukasz
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that sounds like rolleicord? do i get a candy?
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> Nope.
>
> I said cheap, but I said quality also. Think entry level o
It's the same Rapid photo that did my purple lady bug
reprints, the
manager said that he'll offer me a small discount and
scan my negs at
6mp ( 3072*2048 ) rather than the normal 1536*1024 for
the photo cds.
I just dropped off 4 rolls of fuji 160 NPC and he said
he'll reprint
as many times as it t
With. Make sure that it fires correctly in the "continuous" mode.
Bob
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Subject: MX Winder
What should I check when buying a MX Winder (with or without
Whoops,
That's my fault. Putting words down without thining . . . at any rate, I
found out my 4" telescope has an f-stop of f13. This means it's a little less
light (1stop) than the moony-11 rule suggests . . .
. . . I was thinking though, for proper exposure, weather a full moon or a
1
>. . . I was thinking though, for proper exposure, weather a full moon
or a
> 1/4 moon, shouldn't the exposure always use the moony-11 rule? I'm
supposed to
> be measuring the reflected light . . . If I compensate for "less light" of
a
> 1/4 moon, I'll get the dull 3/4 in a good exposure, but
Just got home from the Don's Photo show here in town. Nice
little show. Representatives from Kodak, Nikon, Fuji, Canon,
Leica and Pentax, among others.
Didn't stop at the Canon booth. I grabbed an F100 off the Nikon
table to show someone what a cow it was beside and MZ-S (much to
the chagrin of th
At 05:49 PM 4/20/02 -0400, you wrote:
>From: Cotty <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: Re: New Camera, New Format
>
> >> > >Cotty has a Lubitel?
> >> >
> >> > Nope.
> >>
> >> Pentacon 6?
> >>
> >
> >Maybe a Yashica Mat? (Surely *not* a Seagull TLR.)
>
>Nope.
>
>I said cheap, but I said quality also. Thi
Hi,
I'd forgotten about that. How could I? I ordered 70 rolls of Kodachrome
from 7dayshop a few months ago. They arrived in 70 separate envelopes.
The postman let me keep the sack...
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> <<7dayshop take
> abou
Hi,
I picked up a copy of the April French 'Photo' today (in Paris ).
There's a long article about Nobuyoshi Araki, with many photos. In 2
of the photos his 6x7 is showing. He's not wearing a propeller beanie;
he's wearing an airline captain's hat, and in another picture some devil's
horns. The r
In a message dated 4/20/2002 4:49:50 PM Central Daylight Time,
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> I also saw what might well be my first digital camera. The Lisle
> Kelco guy had a (soon to be released) Leica Digilux I digital
> camera. It is a bit big, has a Leitz 2x zoom lens (I think it
> was 22mm
on 04/11/02 08:06, Ryan K. Brooks opined:
> - Mine is the same way.
>
> - Is there an outer-bayonet extension tube?
Yes. I have two, but I think there are three. Ask Pentax for a copy of the
consumers Price List and Catalog, or look it up online @ www.pentaxusa.com.
Jo
Bob,
I am NOT shaving my head!
Brother Bruce
Saturday, April 20, 2002, 3:11:00 PM, you wrote:
BW> Hi,
BW> I picked up a copy of the April French 'Photo' today (in Paris ).
BW> There's a long article about Nobuyoshi Araki, with many photos. In 2
BW> of the photos his 6x7 is showing. He's no
I've played with it, It does manual focus by making a beep noise when the
shot is in focus. It was based on getting the centre of the viewfinder in
focus. If it has a real manual focus through the viewfinder then i'd buy
one.
Its the exact same camera as the panasonic Lumix and the panasonic is
c
Thanks Tom, this lens will suit me just fine, light traveling is what it's
for. Should make a nice companion for FA 24 f/2, FA 50f/1.7, and FA 28-70
f/4.
Albert
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Welcome back, Ann!
The PUG and the AutoPug is on each side of the Atlantic...:-)
Here's a link for your bookmarks:
http://oksne.net/autopug/pugform.asp
Best,
Jostein
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>Diana?
Pardon me?
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>> >> > >Cotty has a Lubitel?
>> >> >
>> >> > Nope.
>> >>
>> >> Pentacon 6?
>> >>
>> >
>> >Maybe a Yashica Mat? (Surely *not* a Seagull TLR.)
>>
>> Nope.
>>
>> I said cheap, but I said quality also. Think entry level of quality...
>
>Ah. An old Rolleiflex!
I nearly went that way. But if I'm
>What should I check when buying a MX Winder (with or without the camera)?
>£ukasz
They're pretty much bulletproof in my experience, with one notable
exception: the battery door is prone to breaking. The plastic /
polycarbonate material where that the thumbwheel screws into will
eventually dis
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Subject: Re: The Don's Photo show
> In a message dated 4/20/2002 4:49:50 PM Central Daylight Time,
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>
>
> > I also saw what might well be my first digital camera. The
Lisle
> > Kelco guy had a (soon to be released
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Subject: Re: The Don's Photo show
> I've played with it, It does manual focus by making a beep
noise when the
> shot is in focus. It was based on getting the centre of the
viewfinder in
> focus. If it has a real manual focus through the viewfinder
th
I bought a roll of Verichrome Pan the other day. Didn't know they still
made it, but I guess it's available in 120. I did a model shoot today,
but stuck with my Plus-X. Perhaps I'll try the Verichrome Pan tomorrow.
I'm not sure if XX is available in the US. Haven't seen it in a long
time. Royal X
>that sounds like rolleicord? do i get a candy?
No no no!
A guy called Zac told me that I'd have to use my Brain for the Zone
system...
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Think entry level of quality...
>
>
A Mamiya TLR, perhaps a C220.
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Thanks Jostein, I finally got through just a few mins ago.. and both
auto and pug seem fine again.
I have submitted :)
annsan
Jostein wrote:
>
> Welcome back, Ann!
> The PUG and the AutoPug is on each side of the Atlantic...:-)
> Here's a link for your bookmarks:
> http://oksne.net/autopug/pug
Love it! Thanks for sharing this with us, Wheatfield.
annsan
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> Bob,
>
> I am NOT shaving my head!
It is not necessary. Just give it time and Mother Nature will take care
of it for you.
Bob
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What you need mirror lock-up on a TLR for???
And now for my guess - Kiev?
Lukasz
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>> >> > >Cotty has a Lubitel
Too bad Verichrome Pan is being discontinued. An old technology film with a
long toe and very smooth transistion to high lights.
Bob
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Damaged filters? Now thin leather straps? I'm becoming curiouser and
curiouser...
-frank
Shel Belinkoff wrote:
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> any, please contact me off list. Thanks!
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"The optimist thinks this is the best of all possible worlds.
Robert,
All my older brothers still have full heads of hair (oldest 52) and my
dad (78) still has a full head of hair. I am not planning on the
natural course. So far, no signs at all. No thinning, no nutin.
Brother Bruce
Saturday, April 20, 2002, 4:10:53 PM, you wrote:
RH> Bruce Dayton
Looks nice. Not mine.
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Remember my recent posting about the importance of preserving mundane
memories for the future? Well, last year, I handed my camera to someone to
snap a picture of me as I got my driver's license photo shot.
Paul Franklin Stregevsky
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On 19 Apr 2002 at 18:43, Aaron Reynolds wrote:
> Visual puns are the worst kind of puns. ;)
>
> So, Shel, do Leica guys wear hats made of feathers and razor blades?
No, Tilley's apparently http://www.tilley.com/index3.asp
Cheers,
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UTC(GMT)
> Stop trying to tempt me, dammit, I PROMISED, no pictures on
> our wedding
> day.
Hehe...and Nate has been trying to talk me into carrying my camera on
our wedding day. "It's what you do, why shouldn't you do it for the
wedding?" Like I'll have time...although I think I might try to get in
a few
In a message dated 4/20/2002 5:47:04 PM Central Daylight Time,
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> >Ah. An old Rolleiflex!
>
> I nearly went that way. But if I'm going to take landscapes I need mirror
> lock-up...
>
Not with a TLR, you wouldn't.
ERNR
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> Remember my recent posting about the importance of preserving mundane
> memories for the future? Well, last year, I handed my camera to someone to
> snap a picture of me as I got my driver's license pho
I find the 6 point autofocus on the MZ-S annoying at times... but very
useful at others. I sometimes like carrying my camera over my shoulder and
just let the camera autofocus and shoot, so I can get some candid street
shots... Granted they always don't come out perfect or the camera decides
to
Wrong, I'm afraid, Peter: the date/time imprint is in the lower right
fifth of the frame,as is common with most systems. The exposure
information is imprinted above the frame area, between the sprocket
holes. For that reason, I have swicthed the date/time imprinting off,
and occasionally use
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man!
you've made my day!
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> [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
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> > Remember my recent posting about the importance of preserving mundane
> > memories for the future? Well, last year, I handed my camera to someone
to
> > snap a picture of me as I
PMFJI, but why would you need MLU on a Rolleiflex? They don't have a
mirror.
Cotty wrote:
> >Ah. An old Rolleiflex!
>
> I nearly went that way. But if I'm going to take landscapes I need mirror
> lock-up...
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Congratulations on your showing at the Scrabble tournament and welcome
back. I am sure the powers that be will straighten out the PuG difficulties.
Paul
Ann Sanfedele wrote:
>
> I tried pix, I tried to get just to mine, I tried submission deadline
> page - all bombed.
>
> I'm usually not the ve
Shel scribbled...
> PMFJI, but why would you need MLU on a Rolleiflex? They don't have a
> mirror.
Ah, but they do have a mirror, is just isn't a moving one. :-)
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The first roll of film I ever shot was Verichrome Pan. It was 610 film
in a little box camera that I bought for $2 at Erler's Cameras on 83rd
and Stony Island in Chicago. I was 10 years old, so it was 1958. I still
have some of the prints from that first roll, but I don't have the
camera. Wish I
Wow, nice piece of glass. Someone who needs a 135 should pick it up. You
can't get a better 135 for $200.
Paul
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I'm going on a trip soon & might want to buy a good
zoom (I know that might be an oxymoron for some
people). However, for the sake of travelling
light...Does anyone have a favorite SMC-A lens that
takes great pictures and is a good focal length for
all-around picture taking?
Thanks for any sug
Frank - I went with a few U.K. and Australian colleagues to the game last
Tuesday. First night the dome was open, seats along the left field line with
a great view of the Tower, several of the many BoSox home runs landed near
us to the delight of my friends who had never seen a baseball game befor
> I'm going on a trip soon & might want to buy a good zoom (I know
> that might be an oxymoron for some people). However, for the sake
> of travelling light...Does anyone have a favorite SMC-A lens that
> takes great pictures and is a good focal length for all-around
> picture taking?
I'd sugges
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That's what I meant. And of course what Frantisek asked. Ahem.
Forgive me, I was speed reading the manual during my allocated half-an-hour in the
crapper.
Peter
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> Is the SMC-A 35-70 lens that you [Alan] recommend a macro, or a
> non-macro lens?
The A 35-70/4 officially is called a "macro zoom" (as are so many
zoom lenses), but it is actually quite a decent macro (i.e.,
close-focusing) lens (reaching a magnification of 1:2.7 at a focus
distance of 0.25m a
Tim wrote <>
Apologies for anorakism - in the Bond film based in Japan, using the videophone in the
car, the lens therein is always Cosmicar Pentax (Live & Let Die?).
KR
Peter
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