Trust me the gallery was better than the game ( I
taped it ). It is definitly worth seeing.
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Well...
needless to say I got caught up apres travaille in
watching le maple leafs
du Toronto win against the Carolina Hurricanes so I
didn't make the
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 it in the
In a message dated 17/05/02 13:57:34 GMT Daylight Time, Rob writes:
I think Pentax made the right choice to go for this market rather
continue like the lame Contax ND at a (now) stupid price.
If Pentax can bring out a small CCD SLR for these kind of prices, even I
will forgo full frame to
Fred,
I concur with the statement you found in
Modern Photo. I purchased my K45-125 new
when I lived in California and had the
same question with my dealer. His research
at the time was that Pentax could not get
the attachment to get any kind of quality
the to short end of the zoom (45m).
My 28-105 powerzoomer is so good optically I can't bring myself to sell it
in spite of owning the 24-90 and the F 24-50. How many zooms can one man
own and not be called a mere collector? It's also built better than the
28-80 PZ, which does lose its button clip. The 24-90 seems to take
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Or you could borrow a flash meter and run some of the
tests without burning
film ...
Careful! If the metering is done by measuring the light
reflected off the film, and there is no film in the
camera you will get an erroneous reading. The pressure
plate is less
On Thursday, May 16, 2002, at 10:32 PM, David Chang-Sang wrote:
I did get in touch with a friend who wants to go see the exhibit (and we
will, hopefully this weekend) so that I can show her 1) What Aaron can
do on
an Epson 7000 and...
2) all about Bleach By Pass :)
Had some guys arguing
On Thursday, May 16, 2002, at 11:32 PM, Bill D. Casselberry wrote:
The colors were right on, perhaps it was the midday and/or
woodsy background on them. Or perhaps they just require a
stronger light - against a bright light they do come up nicely.
While not as flat as
Having seen prints from that printer - I can say that you CANNOT tell (unless you are
told) that they are from digital output - It must have been funny to listen to folks
regarding this
The blending of film and digital is, I think, a great way to go (at least for me right
now) - One day,
Anyone in North America have a used one for sale? Or know of a used one for sale? They
go for $55 new at BH.
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Paul,
Check out the Tiffen TMC line of filters.
These are multi-coated and have given me
very good performance.
I know it's not Pentax, but will sufice
in a pinch. Also very reasonably priced.
Mark
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Paul Stregevsky wrote:
Anyone in North America have a used one for sale? Or know of a used
one for sale? They go for $55 new at BH.
Hi Paul,
KEH has a used 67mm Pentax L39 UV bayonet filter in its 6x7 pages, stated as
excellent condition, for $39. Alternatively, try accessing their entire
What I need is a 67 that's threaded to accept a hood, yet as slim as possible to avoid
vignetting on my Rikenon 28-100/4, which is vignette-prone. That reduces my choices to
Pentax, Contax, and Heliopan slim multicoated. Bill Peiffer sent me some leads on BH.
They have a Pentax bayonette
I just found it about OM guru, Maitani. I think it's worth sharing...
In the shirt pocket of Maitani, there is a shining pen. A pen that he has
been using for 30 years.
At first glance, it looks like a common ball pen. Actually, it is a special
tool called a diamond pen.
It is usually used in
2. AF400T (bounce) on TTL auto and manual flash set to 1/4 or 1/16 power
(which the 280T doesn't offer) for fill
Hi Paul,
Good questions, welcome to the list!
Someone else will know the answer to your queries, but FYI the AF280T has
a reduced power setting in 'MS-L' . We worked it once and
This is what the shutter cocking key looks like
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Brother William
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You shouldn't be giving the film extra turns on the spokes or hooks. You
just insert the film past the spokes, make sure it catches on the
sprocket holes and then wind it into the spirals.
Paul
gfen wrote:
On Thu, 16 May 2002, tom wrote:
Where was the dead spot?
Way on the beginning, I
Saw one on ebay today. I don't have the url, but I'll bet you can find it.
Paul
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Anyone in North America have a used one for sale? Or know of a used one for sale?
They go for $55 new at BH.
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It reminds me of the crank in a model A Ford.
Jeff
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This is what the shutter cocking key looks like
I ordered some old tests. I generally rate lenses for sharpness by their
performance at 8 x 10 inch enlargements, the maximum size produced by my
Epson 870. Here's some of the interesting things I learned:
FA Power Zoom 28-105 f4-5.6. We all know this is a great lens, Well,
it's even
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