Tom,
Sorry all that happened but it was an amusing story. I could just see
myself getting into the same situation. That is probably the biggest
plus to digital - buy a huge card or two and not worry so much about
film changes.
Hope the wedding turned out ok.
Bruce
Monday, May 27, 2002,
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What resolution does my timer have to be in? Is seconds
good enough?
Yes.
or
will I encounter occasions where I will need 1/2 of a
second or shorter?
You may wish you had this
You could probably pick a cheap older timer on ebay, something really basic
and very cheap :) might save you time and mental anguish.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=1354580483
Regards,
Paul
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I've seen it happen a few times, on one or two occasions I've paid as much
on ebay as it was at say B@H or similar, as the price was still cheap than
buying it in Australia and the international shipping rates for small items
from the US mail order companies are ridiculous.
Regards,
Paul
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1) Pros don't shoot Pentax or Yashica (I'm going to get
creamed here).
That's ok, I'd rather be a geek w/a Pentax than a snobby pro with a
Nikon any day. :)
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Hi, Jeff,
I'm not gonna cream ya g. But, lots (well, some) pros shoot Pentax Medium
Format.
And, perhaps not any more, but in the heyday of the tlr, my guess is that the
Yashica Mat was probably second to the Rolleiflex as far as use of tlr's by
pros. But, that's only a guess...
I like your
I agree with everything you say, Shel, except the last paragraph. I've only used c41
bw
twice. The first time, I bought Ilford because I was out on a walk, ran out of film,
and
the minilab that I went into (first and last time) only had c41 bw. The next time was
when I bought the Portra a
Amita Guha wrote:
1) Pros don't shoot Pentax or Yashica (I'm going to get
creamed here).
That's ok, I'd rather be a geek w/a Pentax than a snobby pro with a
Nikon any day. :)
Gee, Amita. You don't look like a geek. Just a little bit peculiar,
perhaps, that's all.
Bob
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Hi;
An item I was bidding on ended for somewhat more than the
article would have cost brand new.
Is this a common occurence on eBay?
William Robb
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So there I was the other day, minding my own business behind a camera
counter, when one of my regular customers walks in. He plops an Auto 110
down in front of me--only the second one I've seen in the flesh--and lets
me play with it. Bad idea... a few minutes later I was hooked. :) Now
I'm
My weekend was a quiet one photographically. Picture taking wise. I did
spend some time putting some prints in albums for viewing tomorrow night at
the follow-on meeting for the triathlon three weeks ago.
I ended up being one of the two still SLR photographers at the Beach Boys
Cesar, I'm not sure what you mean. When using the BG-10 grip the rewind button is
still in the same place, unless perhaps you attach the neckstrap to the grip. If the
strap is still attached to the camera, there's no difference.
Pat White
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Cesar, I'm not sure what you mean. When using the BG-10 grip the rewind
button is still in the same place, unless perhaps you attach the neckstrap
to the grip. If the strap is still attached
Frank wrote:
I'd really hate to see someone like him go out of business, but
unfortunately, in Toronto, there are so many big pro labs that do bw,
I'm afraid he doesn't have too long left. OTOH, maybe that's a good
reason to at least ~learn~ to do it myself, have the equipment, so that
I won't say that it's common, but it's not unusual.
William Robb wrote:
Hi;
An item I was bidding on ended for somewhat more than the
article would have cost brand new.
Is this a common occurence on eBay?
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Amita,
How do you insert emoticons in your posts?
I can't find them.
Jeff
Amita Guha wrote:
Gee, Amita. You don't look like a geek. Just a little bit peculiar,
perhaps, that's all.
LOL! The better to fit in with the rest of the Pentax list. ;)
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On Mon, 27 May 2002, William Robb wrote:
An item I was bidding on ended for somewhat
more than the article would have cost brand new.
Is this a common occurence on eBay?
From my experience, I'd say yes. In fact, I've sold stuff for prices
higher than they'd sell for new. IMO, Its all about
This happen moe often than you would think.
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I won't say that it's common, but it's not unusual.
William Robb wrote:
Hi;
An item I was bidding on ended for somewhat
more than the
article would have cost brand new.
Is this a common
Thanks, I'm sure it turned out fine...I think.
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www.bigdayphoto.com
301-758-3085
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Sent: Monday, May 27, 2002 8:04 PM
To: tom
Subject: Re: The Mounting
Allx these emoticons ( smiLieXs) are confusing me.
Where are they?
Jeff
David Chang-Sang wrote:
It's gLoinXg excellent :)
In fact I'm living a LuXurious lifestyle :)
Cheers,
Dave
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Sent: Monday, May 27, 2002 8:28 PM
1) Pros don't shoot Pentax or Yashica (I'm going to get
creamed here).
That's ok, I'd rather be a geek w/a Pentax than a snobby pro with a
Nikon any day. :)
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Hmmm,
Maybe I should leave my ignored Nikon
Not so quick on the CT snub :) - I just came back from Canal St (CT)
cleaning out someone's darkroom (he muttered the gone digital mantra I
like to hear :)
20x24 Pro Saunders easel retails for $500 - got this, 1000 RC and Fiber
sheets, fiber dryer, mount press, drying screens (get the drift) for
It's gLoinXg excellent :)
In fact I'm living a LuXurious lifestyle :)
Cheers,
Dave
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Sent: Monday, May 27, 2002 7:17 PM
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Subject: Re: Equipment Freak -was two cameras on one neck
Wow! Thanks!
It was the ultimate grab shot. I normally shy away from photographing near
the Vietnam Memorial but in this case all the elements lined up and I had to
take it. I'm glad you liked it.
Thanks again.
Christian
On Monday 27 May 2002 19:28, Cotty wrote:
One Day in December
Perhaps, Nick, you're the exception that proves the rule. Pros who use 35mm -
PJ's or otherwise - seem to overwhelmingly use C or N.
Of course I'm basing my conclusion on personal observation. Whenever I see
someone who seems to be a pro, whether on TV or in person, I try to see what
In a message dated 5/27/2002 9:26:55 PM US Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
My D-76 develops over ten rolls... maybe I'm inadvertedly sacrifying
quality?
Fernando
I use D76 also. One shot and discard = consistency. I'm not saying you can't
or shouldn't reuse, but
Thanks for the advice, everyone. I've ordered Adorama's Podmatic. It'll
be a much more reasonable solution than the FA 80-200 f2.8 (which is
merely deferred, not canceled).
Joe
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I know of only one or two other PJs that use Pentax. And those not
personally, just over the internet. But you didn't say Press
photographers, you said Pro photographers. And I know several other pro
photographers using Pentax gear.
Nick Wright
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From: frank theriault [EMAIL
There appears to be a known problem with the ME Super
advance mechanism.
Will some kind member please explain what this problem
is before I purchase one that has been presented to me.
If there are other known problems will you also please name
them.
thanks in advance
Denny B
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I use my developer 1+1 when ever possible and chuck
it. 5 good rolls
per pack is good enough for me. You should ask Aaron
about the night I
found my id11 black after 2 reuses, contamination is
easier than you
think.
--- Shel Belinkoff [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
David ...
It's not a good
HAHAHA :-) . I'm slipery with a Pentax in hand. I just
hope that the
agfa rsx 50 comes out the way I want it.
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On Mon, 27 May 2002, frank theriault wrote:
How'd ya get up on the roof? They only let us on
the main floor! Lucky
bastard!
The
Thanks Joe, but actually I had already bought the Pentax Takumar-F 70-200mm
f4-5.6, and I'm pleased with it.
BTW what is an ED element, I can't find reference to it?
James
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Thanks a lot Cotty. Your comments are much appreciated and I hope to improve
and post again soon. I am just getting started and somehow am unable to give
more time.
Gaurav
Cotty wrote:
[..]
The Sun Sets (a sunset over dam water)
Gaurav Aggarwal
I always mention first timer
It happened to me. The seller paid the shipping because he felt that price
he got was too high.
Jim A.
From: William Robb [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Date: Mon, 27 May 2002 17:51:55 -0600
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Subject: Dumb eBay question
Hi;
An item I was bidding on
Be careful with that red filter if you're using VC paper, Brendan. I
believe all VC paper requires an OC or similar safelight.
Brendan wrote:
I just permently moved a hurricane blower, 2 make up
brushes and a mini flash light with red filter into
the darkroom ...
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Shel Belinkoff
I just permently moved a hurricane blower, 2 make up
brushes and a
mini flash light with red filter into the darkroom, a
blow dryer and
several rolls of thick but soft 11x12 non textured
tissue
paper. Now to find an enlarger exposure timer and
clear red tape for
the stop watch. Today I also
In a message dated 5/27/2002 9:30:01 PM Central Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Who in the
world ever said pros don't shoot Pentax?
Some of the same people who said the LX (not the PZ-1/p) was the last Pentax
35mm SLR, and that you can't shoot sports with the PZ-1/p.
I notice
Dear Pentax friends!
May I buy SMC Pentax 4 / 45-125 at second hand (125 $] and needed would
counsel, whether is it indeed good purchase.
Thanks,
Richard BENES
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http://richben.hyperlink.cz
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:D That story just made my day
Rogier van der Peijl
Yesterday I ran out of film during the processional and had to reload
film right as the bride and father were walking down the aisle. I
loaded too fast, and the MZ-S jammed. I quickly handed the unit off to
my assistant, grabbed the other
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