Pentax vinyl skirts?
LOL.
Cotty
No, but I do have some Pentax T-shirts..
Kind regards
Peter
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What would the other two be? Is OBAP one of them?
Bob Walkden wrote:
Hi,
I can entirely endorse Shel's recommendation. I've had the 3rd edition
for a few years; there is now a 4th edition, at least. It would
certainly be in my top 3 'how to' photography books.
I just reacquainted
I am not sure if this is common knowledge, but the ownership of Kiev USA may well be
changing in the not too distant future. This could impact the level of service
currently offered, one supposes.
Peter
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Hi all,
I'm currently trying to sell my K45-125 f4 zoom. One of the
questions that cropped up was about a matched close-up lens, that sits in
the lens case, presumably like the one that came with the K85-210 f4.5
My answer was that my lens didn't have one and there wasn't anywhere to put
$810 and still with over 4 hours to go!! That puppy's going to top a
grand, easily...
;-)
Cotty
PS sorry - can't mention the eBay URL for another 4 hours at least...
An A*85mm f1/4 in as new condition for $1136...
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=1350681998
Yep - a genuine Oscillerscope (sic), obviously used to check
the
frequency response of those chemicals. You simply dip one
probe into a
tray, you hold the other, then you switch it all on...
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=1351048616
Well, Cotty, thats how my Father in
I have yet to put a roll of transparency film through - what
would be good for landscapes on MF?
Ektachrome 100S produces excellent images with saturated but believable
color. And it scans very well.
Thanks Paul. In 1981 I remember using Ektachrome 64 on an RB67 and being
pretty
Outrageously old rolls of exposed film pop up in our household
occasionally - found in a drawer or at the bottom of a closet. I have two
rolls found like this. One is a 24 exp FP4 that I processed normally in
Ilfosol for 6.5 mins at 1:9 and the negs were horribly thin. Shot by the
SO, judging
Hi,
What would the other two be? Is OBAP one of them?
yes it is. I'm not sure about the 3rd though. A few years ago when
I started getting back into photography in a big way I found Nevada
Weir's Adventure Travel Photography very helpful, although it's not
in the same league as OBAP or Kobre.
Hi,
why not do a clip test and decide from that?
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Saturday, May 11, 2002, 9:29:23 AM, you wrote:
Outrageously old rolls of exposed film pop up in our household
occasionally - found in a drawer or at the bottom of a closet. I have two
rolls found like
Date: Fri, 10 May 2002 03:42:43 -0400
From: andre [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Portrait of a Frog
Since march, I kind of slip a comment here and there without having
presented myself until now. (My english is kind of slippery too.) I
live in Quebec City. I've been on Pentax since '83.
An A*85mm f1/4 in as new condition for $1136...
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=1350681998
The hood looks very from the one I have. Did Pentax make a clip-on plastic
hood for this lens?
regards,
Alan Chan
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Hello all.
Although I am not new in the list (I have participated a while ago), I
introduce myself again. I am photographer semi professional, more art than
money. I have used Pentax for several years. PENTAX MZ-50.
Now that I have introduced myself I want to ask for an opinion about the
Pentax
Alan,
No this is the wrong hood. The seller sent bidders individual emails saying
he had the right hood and put the plastic hood in the picture by mistake.
The diameter is all wrong with the plastic hood.
Regards, Bob S.
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An A*85mm f1/4 in as new condition for
Hi Paul,
I have one of those lenses and I have searched to find the original hood
and it has gone missing - for now.
The hood is a two piece hood and the lens portion is a step-up adaptor
and the hood is a short round one. I did find the filter and it is a 67. I
don't know of any special
Will do Bruce.Software comes with the scanner and i have Vuescan on a disk
which i will also try.
Dave
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Sent: Friday, May 10, 2002 8:21 PM
Subject: Re: Epson 2450 again
David,
Let us know the
Hi, Bernd,
Frog is a derogatory term for a francophone. When I was a kid growing up in
Montreal, we anglos would get beat up if we dared call any french speaking kids
frogs (well, I did, anyway) g.
Actually, I'm glad that Andre has a sense of humour about it.
By the way, Andre, welcome to the
Hi Joe,
Bee swarms are pretty neat, eh? Same thing happened here a couple
of months ago right in the middle of the street. I was scared at first
approaching them with my 200mm, but I was able to get within four
feet of them (close focus). My pics turned out great as the bees
are close to 18%
I'm not sure if Ektachrome 64 is still available. But you're right: it
had a distinctive blue cast. Ektachrome 100S is totally different. And
if you want a slight warm cast, Ektachrome 100WS provides a bit of that.
It makes it look like everything was shot an hour before sunset, which
can be good
The hood looks very from the one I have. Did Pentax make a clip-on plastic
hood for this lens?
I was curious enough to ask the seller about it, Alan, and he said
it was the wrong hood that was shown in the photo.
Fred
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About 8 years ago, back when I worked in an office, a swarm of wasps decided
to make a hive right on my office window (on the outside, that is). I could
see right inside the hive! It was quite amazing.
When I first noticed it, it was about the size of a walnut, and it eventually
grew to about
Ryan,
I'm not sure if you got any personal messages on this subject, but if
you hear anything, I'm sure that there are many of us that would like
the info. (Myself included)
IL Bill
Ryan K. Brooks wrote:
Hey all -different project this time,
Looking for a source for the Pentax 0.77
Ola, Oscar. Que tal?
I used to own a Pentax SF10, my first Pentax AF camera. At the time,
I was intrigued by the two-segment metering and PROCES metering (a
fancy marketing term for automatic exposure compensation ;-). I didn't
like the SF1/SF1n center-weighted *only* metering.
I thought the
Did Pentax ever make a body that had an intervalometer built-in?
Thanks in advance.
Jim A.
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Jim,
Try the PZ-1 and its PF functions, you can set the interval to whatever you
want, plus delay the start if I remember correctly.
2nd choice would be the SF-1 (SF-1n?) with an interval data back.
Regards, Bob S.
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Did Pentax ever make a body that had an
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From: Matti Etelapera
Subject: Q: 28/3.5 Tak, 35/3.5 Tak
Hi,
do you have experience with these screw mount lenses:
SMC Takumar 35/3.5
SMC Takumar 28/3.5
The 35/3.5 is gorgeous.
William Robb
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From: Jim
Subject: Intervalometer
Did Pentax ever make a body that had an intervalometer
built-in?
The Zoom 105 (I don't know what it was called in the States,
probably the IQ 105) had an intervalometer.
William Robb
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http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=1351000890
Now somebody tell me why this happens.
We just talked about a A*85/1.4 that went for over $1,100.
This one sold the same day for $438 !
All because the seller restricted his market to Germany.
Tell me why he did this?
I thought
On Sat, May 11, 2002 at 01:29:55PM -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=1351000890
Now somebody tell me why this happens.
We just talked about a A*85/1.4 that went for over $1,100.
This one sold the same day for $438 !
All because the seller
In a message dated 5/11/2002 11:22:19 AM Central Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Did Pentax ever make a body that had an intervalometer built-in?
PZ-1.
IQZoom WR90.
(I have both, but have never used the feature on either. But it's mentioned
in both instruction manuals.)
ERNR
My
What's an intervalometer?
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I see many Pentax bargains on German Ebay.
I wish that I had an easy way to pay from the USA.
Any suggestions?
paypal, western union, bidpay...
JCO
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Which is the better lens on a rollei
TLR?
1. the Schneider Xenar 75mm F3.5
2. the Zeiss Tessar 75mm F3.5
I know I should just test them but I
dont have the time right now.
JCO
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A normal SLR's TTL metering won't be any good for pinhole photography
sincethere's no aperture size feedback to the camera's exposure circuit. A
normal lens' aperture ring operates the camera's diaphragm resistor to
tell the meter what aperture you've selected. With pinhole photography, there
Thank you Frank for the explanation. That part of PDML is very exciting for
me: the international facet. Increases the overarching sense for Mother
Earth.
Best regards
Bernd
Date: Sat, 11 May 2002 08:05:59 -0400
From: frank theriault [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Portrait of a Frog
Hi,
Eh, ben, un autre Quebecois! J'etais ne (excuse la manque de l'accent sur le e) en
Irlande, et j'ai passe` (?) un quinzaine d'annees proche a la Ville de Quebec. Je
suis rendu maintenant a Victoria. Eniwe, welcome to the list! Do you have many shots
of the Chateau and the Porte St-Louis?
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Subject: A*85/1.4 - one for $1,100+, one for $438
All because the seller restricted his market to Germany.
Tell me why he did this?
I thought the Germans were smarter than this.
Maybe because the Germans are even more nationalistic
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From: J. C. O'Connell
Subject: Xenar or Tessar?
Which is the better lens on a rollei
TLR?
1. the Schneider Xenar 75mm F3.5
2. the Zeiss Tessar 75mm F3.5
I would expect the Tessar is. I believe the Tessars had one more
lens element than the Xenars.
An LX + MV and a couple of lenses for $390:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=1352330040
Gianfranco
PS: no, not my auction and I'm not the winner either...
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From: Shel Belinkoff
Subject: Re: Intervalometer
What's an intervalometer?
A timer that will trip the shutter at set (and adjustable)
intervals.
William Robb
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I fail to see why it would be useful advertised under darkroom
accessories?
For the truly anal, it would be useful for monitoring line
voltage fluctuations which could affect exposure times.
Sheesh Cotty, you gotta learn this sh*tG
WW
D'oh! That's what I like about this lark: I never stop
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=1351000890
Now somebody tell me why this happens.
We just talked about a A*85/1.4 that went for over $1,100.
This one sold the same day for $438 !
All because the seller restricted his market to Germany.
Tell me why he did this?
I thought
The Xenotar is the best 3.5 lens. I suppose the Xenars and Tessars are about equal. I
have personal experience of 3.5 Planar and 3.5 Xenotar - the Xenotar is better.
All the best!
Raimo
Personal photography homepage at http://www.uusikaupunki.fi/~raikorho
-Alkuperäinen viesti-
Anybody know of a rolleiflex repair
specialist? I'm gonna keep the
Rolleiflex with the tessar but the slow speeds
below 1/30 arent working. Not really
a problem for handheld use but I like my
cameras in my collection to be
fully working.
BTW, I will put the Rolleicord and
Yashicamat 124 for
Hi Cotty,
It was a 6x7 with the 105/2.4 lens. Just a quicky. I couldn't park there
for very long, so I took a meter reading down the block with an incident
meter. Parked the car, hopped out, and shot. The yellow curbs are
reflecting in the grille. I don't like that. I'm going to go back and do
it
Thanks Shel,
I picked up a roll of EPP. I'll give it a try. In my former life back in
the late seventies, when I was shooting a lot of transparency film in my
Mamiya TLR, I used EPS, which was an ISO 200 film. I was quite fond of
that. I suspect EPP is a similar formulation. The woman in the
Hey Paul,
How about bringing it to the Michigan PDML outing?
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BTW, I bought that Chevy in LA and brought it back here to Motor City
where it belongs :-). We do the Woodward
Also the Ricoh XR-P has a cool intervalometer built-in; you must use an
accessory winder to take advantage of it, but even without a winder it
serves as a convenient vertical release when you set it to 0 seconds.
Paul Franklin Stregevsky
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Xenar's are Tessar type lenses maid by Schneider, while the Tessar is made
by Zeiss. They are both 4 element, 3 group lenses. They are about equal in
performance.
Ciao,
Graywolf
http://pages.prodigy.net/graywolfphoto
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I am waiting . . .
I am waiting . . .
I will dump all my Olympus stuff except for the Tamron
lens which should tide me over for a while (17/3.5,
35-105/2.8, 90/2.5, 80-200/2.8, 350/5.6, 400/4 and
500/8)plus the excellent 300/4 P645 ED-IF. Either that
or I can go N*k*n if they go full frame with
KEH quoted me $120 or so to CLA a Rolleicord.
Joe
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Jim Apilado wrote:
Did Pentax ever make a body that had an intervalometer built-in?
Zoom90WR :^)
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Absolutely nothing yet! Argh.
R
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Ryan,
I'm not sure if you got any personal messages on this subject, but if
you hear anything, I'm sure that there are many of us that would like
the info. (Myself included)
IL Bill
Ryan K. Brooks wrote:
Fellow PDMLers:
My wife's god-daughter is going to have her sweet sixteen birthday in a couple of
weeks. She seems to have discovered herself behind a camera at school. She is doing
all the usual things: taking pictures for the yearbook, school newspaper, etc. Now
that the school year is
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Ed Dombek [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I appreciate any and all responses. Your input will - as always - be greatly valued.
Rather than expend large volumes on a lens, why not a K1000 (with lens) to help her
learn
about photography. The camera she has
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Sent: Saturday, May 11, 2002 11:01 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Advice Needed For Student
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Ed Dombek [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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