My 5n doesn't allow it either. It would be nice if it did though, because I
know that the shutter can do these speeds when in P or AV mode.
-Scitt
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I am so sorry, good number is 125(f1:4 / 45-125 mm)
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Thanks for the comments Cotty, they are appreciated. The model has been
badgering me about whether there had been any feedback and I realised that I
hadn't specified "comments invited" so had to tell her that there may not be
any, much to her disappointment. We both like the photo, but I think she
Hi Chris,
well I guess with both an Auto 110 and Auto 110 Super I'd have to
own up for that one. Just waiting for that Auto 110 digital now
Hmm... you could probably hang the 110 off the strap of your 67 and not
really notice.
Paul Ewins
Melbourne, Australia
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The cable switch is just two switches; I built my own for a MZ 5n. If you take a
voltmeter to the output pins, one will be at ground and the other two at ~ +3V? I
think the top contact is the ground. Shorting one contact to ground (don't remember
which one) causes the camera to focus (1/2 wa
it's actually to preseve night/darkroom vision, the
paper is still
going to be safely tucked away. I'm using a little 15w
safe light.
--- Shel Belinkoff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Be careful with that red filter if you're using VC
> paper, Brendan. I
> believe all VC paper requires an OC or si
On Mon, 27 May 2002, Scott Nelson wrote:
> Hi Chris
>
> Good luck with your little project, but I don't think it will save you very
> much money. I built a electronic release for my MZ-5n because I thought the
> $45 cdn was too much to ask for what is essentially only a two stage switch.
> Mine
Paul,
So, if you are wanting comments, I'll bite. As I passed through all
the images the other day, there were so many good shots that I
couldn't comment on all of them. There were several that I almost
commented on and this was one of them.
I like the general lighting. It accents differently
I have shot quite a bit of film through the 67II so far (100+ rolls)
and have found that for me, some films/brands seem easier to load than
others. Overall, Fuji seems the easiest to me. I find that spools
that only have a slot rather than a cross seem to seat quicker/easier.
Couple that with re
On Tue, 28 May 2002, Bruce Dayton wrote:
> I have shot quite a bit of film through the 67II so far (100+ rolls)
> and have found that for me, some films/brands seem easier to load than
> others.
Ah, Big Brother... still struggling needlessly under the oppression of
awkward equipment. Why not jo
Have any of you 67 users tried out the Rigid Magnifying Hood? The
description says a laterally reversed image. Does this mean that the
image is upside down and backwards? If so, do you find it slow to
compose with?
Thanks for any thoughts.
Bruce
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image is right side up but reversed
left to right. Similar to a TLR
jco
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> Sent: Tuesday, May 28, 2002 4:17 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Rigid Hood
>
>
> Have any of you 67 user
Alan Chan wrote:
> Perhaps a MZ-S SE?
I would hope for the camera to go with the Limited series lenses (and I
would not be happy with a silver MZ-S). We haven't heard any rumours about
this Limited camera lately :)
- Dave
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Do a search in the archive... there are some links in there to webpages
which give specs for making your own..
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Brother Aaron wrote:
> My 67 has been rock solid for four years now, touch wood.
Do you have the wooden grip?
Sorry, couldn't resist...
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Brother Bruce wrote:
> Has anyone else found the same as me or is it just my style. I have
> found that I can load reasonably fast and without much fumbling at
> all. But for shear speed, Fuji wins for me.
I've found the same sort of thing. The differences are minor but Fuji 120
is definitely
It's a pretty good rule. A couple of weekends ago, I attended a
daughter's graduation ceremony in Bowling Green, Kentucky.
There was a small area reserved for the professional event and
news photographers, including TV coverage. It took credentials
to get into that area and I didn't have the rig
I have done a first cut at what an order would look like from B&H. The
biggest problem for me is that I really don't have a clue what would
be good chemicals to start with - which developer, which stop, which
fixer? I figured that I would start out just shooting Agfapan 100 &
400 while I get more
Laterally reversed usually means reversed left to right. Pretty
much standard for waist-level finders and Rigid Magnifying Hoods
(chimneys).
Len
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Subject: Rigid H
David,
See below.
Tuesday, May 28, 2002, 2:00:55 AM, Brother David:
DMeic> I've found the same sort of thing. The differences are minor
DMeic> but Fuji 120 is definitely far easier to load than Kodak 120.
DMeic> Have you noticed that Fuji puts a hole in the paper leader
DMeic> which slots into
This being an international list, I thought someone might find
this pointer useful.
tp://www.belgraver.demon.nl/currconv2/currconv2-setup.exe
http://www.belgraver.demon.nl/currconv2/
Freeware Currency Converter won't cost you a cent (no matter
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WR> Kodak gives a developing time of 3:15 for standard C-41, 3:45
WR> for a 1 stop push, and 4:15 for a two stop push, at the standard
WR> temperature of 38ºC.
WR> And it still doesn't work.
The pro labs here do "pushing" c41 in the eveneing, if i understand
it, by turning up the temp of the bath
Hi,
wrt Microphen: I really love this developer, either for pushing or
normal processing. I make the 2.5l boxes into solution which I keep
in big tank, and simply pour it into smaller measurement cylinder
and into the film tank. The stock solution keeps reasonably well
even for mont
The PDML UK 2002 website has been updated with some new info. Join us if
you can at the Flying Legends Airshow at Duxford near Cambridge on July
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In view of the large American contingent here, I have decided to offer rather
generous odds on your team winning the World Cup (that's soccer, you guys). I
will give you 100-1 odds.
Kind regards
Peter
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Tuesday, May 28, 2002, 7:53:33 AM, Paul wrote:
PJ> Hi,
PJ> I recently changed from a red dark room light to a green one and i've found
PJ> it much easier to see in the darkroom. I didnt actualy realise there were
PJ> difference colours until i browsed the shop :)
Green is much nicer, as red will
Isn't that too much? ;)
Lukasz
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Subject: OT World Cup Offer
In view of the large American contingent here, I have decided to offe
Hi Bruce,
thanks for the comments, constructive criticism is always
appreciated (downright flattery has its place too, but only in terms of
encouragement). I'll have a good hard look at the framed print (12x16), and
see if I can visualise it the way you suggest. Another person's view p
One of my favorite sketches,next to the parrot
and the argument.
Dave
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Nope... just some Python humour that appears to hav
What paper are you using?
Paul Jones wrote:
>
> I've been using my green one with VC paper with no problems and the box says
> its okay for VC paper?
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For anyone who wants to head there this coming weekend there's a photo swap meet.
Should be good.
Steven & I went to it this weekend in Columbus,
got some good buys, and had some fun.
--
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We'll test your theory soon enough Bill
Dave
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"Bill D. Casselberry" wrote:
> Yup - If I can do, so can you ;^) anyway - it's easy
>
>
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I'm off to do an "Aaron".
See you on 10th June.
mike
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Dave wrote
>If I remember some of the 645 posts, on a roll of
>120, you get more than 12 pictures as in 6x6
>format.I believe the 645 gets 15 or 16.I take
>it from this that the 6cm side runs portrait and
>the 4.5cm side runs landscape.
>If so do the 645 owners shoot the camera mostly in vertica
Good one!
thanks
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Jim wrote:
>I think Pentax should produce two commemoratives. A Spotmatic would be
>nice. As for a k-mount camera I guess another LX would be cool.
Well, if Pentax wants to go really retro a new commemorate version of the
Asahiflex would probably make more sense, although the market for such
Ok.Thanks Pal..
Dave
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Dave wrote:
>I would hope for the camera to go with the Limited series lenses (and I
>would not be happy with a silver MZ-S). We haven't heard any rumours about
>this Limited camera lately :)
Who knows if Pentax ever intended to make a matching camera for the Limited
lenses? The existence of
Brother Bruce,
laterally reversed SHOULD mean that it's just backwards side to side
(like looking into a mirror). Of course I don't know the answer for
sure, as my 67 is still finderless.
Brother IL Bill
Bruce Dayton wrote:
>
> Have any of you 67 users tried out the Rigid Magnifying Hood?
From: David Brooks [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Tue, 28 May 2002 08:14:16 -0400
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: 645 direction
>If so do the 645 owners shoot the camera mostly in vertical
>mode or horizontal.
When I used to have the 645n I would shoot mostly vertical for portraits (I'm not a
"landsc
In a message dated 28/05/02 13:09:17 GMT Daylight Time, Dave writes:
<< Hey at least their team made it... which isn't too bad considering soccer
isn't that popular over there. I don't see NZ in the table (not
surprising).
>>
Might I be correct in supposing that the Kiwi view is that soccer
Pål wrote:
> I have the 055nat with the even larger 229 head and I can see the
> difference when using the Gitzo 505 instead. The images shot with the
much
> larger Gitzo are often visibly crisper. This is with the 645N. Hence,
I've
> replaced my Manfrotto 055nat with a Berlebach (www.berlebach.d
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From: Pål Audun Jensen
Subject: Re: Medium Format dilemmas; 645 or 67
> >I don't believe the shutter causes any problems at all.
>
>
> Well, there are countless of comments to the contrary or
various Pentax 67
> forums and medium format discussion groups.
So, Pål,
Hi gang.
Reading ME Super user's manual, it seems the only way to use flash is to
use the 125/X sync position in mode dial. But I mounted a flash and put the
dial in Auto, and the flash fires no matter what speed the camera chooses.
My question is: the camera syncs properly? Obviously it will not
Hi, Peter
I wonder how much odds you give to us?
;-P
PS 1: How is Beckham recovering?
PS 2: Greetings from Duscher
Vamos, vamos, Argentina, vamos, vamos a ganar!!
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Since I'm a B&W man, I just love Ilford's 120 film. It has been a while
since I used a 67, but in my horseman/wista backs, nothing beats Ilford.
Bob
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From: "Bruce Dayton" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I have shot quite a bit of film through the 67II so far (100+ rolls)
> and
I bought a really cool safelight before I got actually
into printing, only to discover it was an old OA and un-
usable w/ VC papers. For a while I tried a red bulb, but
ditched that in favor of no safelight at all. You only
need one for "convenience", anyw
Albano wrote:
Avca> My question is: the camera syncs properly? Obviously it will not with
Avca> higher than sync speeds, but with lower speeds? Or the flash fires out of
Avca> syncro? I would love to be able to do slow sync.
Albano, it's easy to check. Just set a long shutter time, say 1/2
On Mon, 27 May 2002, David Chang-Sang wrote:
> Just out of curiousity; as I've gone through 4 rolls so far - I'm reusing my
> developer (Microphen) and I noted the little black sediment which is
> obviously left over from the developing of the rolls (I hope *smirk*) -
> Here's my question:
This s
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi gang.
> Reading ME Super user's manual, it seems the only way to use flash is to
> use the 125/X sync position in mode dial. But I mounted a flash and put the
> dial in Auto, and the flash fires no matter what speed the camera chooses.
> My question is: the camera syn
On Monday, May 27, 2002, at 05:26 PM, William Robb wrote:
> It is possible to push in some of the minilab film processors by
> turning off the drive when the film is entirely into the
> developer. The FP350 won't hold an entire 36 exposure roll on
> the developer rack though. The Noritsu machine
On Monday, May 27, 2002, at 05:48 PM, frank theriault wrote:
> Really, the only
> thing stopping me from doing this darkroom thing is intertia, and fear
> that I'll
> screw up some otherwise nice shots (they're so few and far between, I
> can't afford
> to lose any!) by doing something wrong.
On Monday, May 27, 2002, at 08:12 PM, frank theriault wrote:
> But, lots (well, some) pros shoot Pentax Medium
> Format.
True. Mostly fashion guys.
-Aaron
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On Monday, May 27, 2002, at 11:25 PM, Denny B wrote:
> 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.
My first ME Super's advance died after years of
Oh, and another question (I'm still new at lots of this, please
understand)
I pushed a roll of tmax 400 to 1600 (two stops), and the recommended
development time seems WAY out of line. So, if someone could just tell me
that this is normal for pushing film, or if I'd do something drastically
wrong
On Tuesday, May 28, 2002, at 05:16 AM, Bruce Dayton wrote:
> I have the same problem. I keep switching between Portra and Reala.
> Maybe Aaron can post one more time what each of the Nxx films are
> so I can try them. It's almost funny that loading speed plays a role
> in choosing film.
N
On Monday, May 27, 2002, at 11:22 PM, Nick Wright wrote:
> And I know several other pro
> photographers using Pentax gear.
Mark Seliger, who shot all those great Rolling Stone covers of the 90s,
shoots Pentax 67. I saw a documentary a while back where he was happily
talking about how he was
On Tuesday, May 28, 2002, at 04:34 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> Do you have the wooden grip?
>
> Sorry, couldn't resist...
HAR! No, I don't. I tried it a few times, found it wasn't really for
me. Some people swear by it, but I found it distracting and
unnecessary. I keep my left hand u
I would love to pick up an Auto 110, if only I could also find
reloadable 110 cartridges and some way of cutting down 35mm film to
110...and then 110 sized reels for my Jobo...building a 110 adaptor for
my scanner would be the easy part.
-Aaron
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The 50th anniversary will be celebrated with the release of 'Limited'
lenses for the 67 and 645. ;)
Nah, every lens for the 67 is a 'Limited' lens. :)
Maybe they'll make a commemorative titanium 67 and shave a few pounds
off of the weight?
-Aaron
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On Monday, May 27, 2002, at 10:25 PM, David Chang-Sang wrote:
> "Vasili; give me one
> ping and one ping only"
That movie is the reason I can sing the first two bars of the Russian
national anthem. Phonetically. I'm certain I've seen it over 100
times. Imagine, if Sean Connery's Russian ac
On Tuesday, May 28, 2002, at 04:20 AM, Shel Belinkoff wrote:
> I'd suggest Agfa's Rodinal with those films.
I also would suggest Rodinal, or Ilford Perceptol (if you don't mind a
powder). I'm a fan of Perceptol with old school (as in, non-T grain)
stuff like APX, Plus-X, FP4 and the like. I
On Tuesday, May 28, 2002, at 04:16 AM, Bruce Dayton wrote:
> Have any of you 67 users tried out the Rigid Magnifying Hood? The
> description says a laterally reversed image. Does this mean that the
> image is upside down and backwards? If so, do you find it slow to
> compose with?
It's j
It's mostly the Four Yorkshiremen, but with a dash of "Life of Brian"
thrown in as well. In any case, the list seems tamer when it comes to
jumping on OT Python threads. This is probably a good thing. :)
chris
On Tue, 28 May 2002, David Brooks wrote:
> One of my favorite sketches,next to t
Not if you watched them play the Netherlands!
César
Łukasz Kacperczyk
Sent: Tuesday, May 28, 2002 5:58 AM
Isn't that too much? ;)
Lukasz
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In view of the large American contingent here, I have decided to offer
rather
generous odds on your t
Hmmm ... could the 110 be the ultimate stealth camera?
Bob Walkden wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I don't think has been mentioned here before. I bought "Aperture" #166
> a couple of days ago for an interesting article by Richard Whelan
> about the controversy over Capa's dead soldier photo.
>
> There's a
I am comparing the two cameras. I may buy a MZ-S or get a second hand Z-1p.
So any one can give comments on this two camera in regards of theirs
features.
Thanks
Best regards,
Matthew
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Definately will get one. And a good, fast wide for
more sweeping twilight seascapes. :)
--- Shel Belinkoff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Yes indeed!
>
> And Deb, if you like the 50/2.0, think about the
> joys of a 50/1.4, or a
> 50/1.2. A 50/1.4 as a good, inexpensive, fast,
> all-around lens.
I've read several places that 16mm film is usable in reloaded 110
cartridges. Problem would be getting 16mm film.
Bill KG4LOV
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From: "Aaron Reynolds" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, May 28, 2002 9:33 AM
Subject: Re: Litt
On the subject of enlargers...Ace Photo in Sterling has a *mint* Leitz
Focomat V35. Unbelievably gorgeous - a work of art. This may be the
ultimate 35mm enlarger.
They also have a Beseler 23C Dichro with analyzer for $130.
http://www.acephoto.net/
The lady who works there told me they're gettin
- Original Message -
From: Bruce Dayton
Subject: Rigid Hood
> Have any of you 67 users tried out the Rigid Magnifying Hood?
The
> description says a laterally reversed image. Does this mean
that the
> image is upside down and backwards? If so, do you find it
slow to
> compose with?
Hi, Doug!
--- Doug Brewer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> hull-llow...yer blowin my rep here...
>
>
> At 10:31 AM 5/22/02 -0700, Deb wrote:
> >So true.
>
>
>
> >Prime junkies unite!
> >Deb in TX
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Most Pentax flashes (and some Pentax-dedicated ones of other brands)
will tell the ME Super to set the 1/125 shutter speed automatically
when the mode dial is on auto and the flash is ready. The manual
1/125 position on the ME Super is for flashes that don't set the
shutter speed themselves an
Yes. Mine does the same thing with the AF280T. Hadn't noticed before because I'm not
much of a flash guy, and I've never even had a flash on my ME Super
previously. Wasn't the ME Super Pentax's first attempt at flash dedication? I
guessed they learned some things later on.
William in Utah
On Tue, 28 May 2002, Shel Belinkoff wrote:
> Hmmm ... could the 110 be the ultimate stealth camera?
Undoubtedly. The perfect hybrid of form and function, toy and tool...
street photography is incomplete without at least one in your arsenal!
Why mess around with large Leicas and cumbersome Conta
If you mean that swanky fade-thing in the page
background then the HTML code is this:
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The tag is always there in any web page. The
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- Original Message -
From: tom
a darkroom timer)
> On the subject of enlargers...Ace Photo in Sterling has a
*mint* Leitz
> Focomat V35. Unbelievably gorgeous - a work of art. This may
be the
> ultimate 35mm enlarger.
They are quite beautiful. I have used a Focomat from time to
time.
>
If the stupid wallpaper crap is only one pixel high,
it won't take hardly any time to load. It's all the
other stuff like huge, highly detailed animated gifs
that take so long.
Deb in TX
--- frank theriault <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> What, you mean put all that stupid wallpaper crap on
> your
Mine does it w/ the Vivitar 560d flash I've got. For this reason, I
usually keep the Vivitar 283 in the camera bag w/ the ME super.
The P30T is much better behaved w/ the dedicated flash.
-MAt
William Johnson wrote:
> Yes. Mine does the same thing with the AF280T. Hadn't noticed before becau
Bing,sound of light over head going off,I just
realized all my M42 mounts are prime and all,but 1,
of my K mounts are zooms.Exception is a M50 f1.7 i
put on my SP.
What would Freud say about this
Dave
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Sent: Tue, 28 May 200
Matthew,
I have owned both. They are both great cameras, but have a different
style to them. The MZ-S interface is more traditional and the PZ-1p
is more Canon-like with spinning dials on thumb and forefinger. You
really owe it to yourself to try them both. They handle differently
and you may
William,
I also have a AF280T that I use with my LX and I believe that you may need a Pentax
"Hot Shoe Grip" for Off-Camera TTL Flash Use to allow for slow flash sync; there is a
switch on the grip that allows this option.
Regards,
Jose R. Rodriguez
>
> From: "William Johnson" <[EMAIL PROTEC
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From: Bruce Rubenstein
Subject: Recommendations for Fuji Frontier Printer
> I just found out that the large drugchain store around
> the block from me has a Fuji Frontier printer. From what
> I've been reading this printer gives me one of the best
> shots at getting
- Original Message -
From: Jose R. Rodriguez
Subject: Re: Re: ME Super can do slow flash sync?
> William,
>
> I also have a AF280T that I use with my LX and I believe that
you may need a Pentax "Hot Shoe Grip" for Off-Camera TTL Flash
Use to allow for slow flash sync; there is a switch o
Hi,
>(that's soccer, you guys)
Magnum have a new book out, published by Phaidon called "Magnum
Football" (that's "Magnum Soccer" in the USA). It's in the same format
as "Magnum Landscape".
Some people might describe it as a cynical plundering of their
archives to throw together a few 2nd rate p
Hi,
> street photography is incomplete without at least one in your arsenal!
...and they're such a snug fit!
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Tuesday, May 28, 2002, 6:24:36 PM, you wrote:
> On Tue, 28 May 2002, Shel Belinkoff wrote:
>> Hmmm ... could the 110 be the ulti
I'm with Bruce on this one. They're pretty different cameras and you
should try them both out. Here's why I traded in 2 PZ-1p's for 2
MZ-S's:
- the Grip. The BG-10 battery grip makes it a very comfortable camera
(as does the Grip Strap for the pz-1p) and also provides a vertical
shutter release a
If you need an exchange rate, you can also use http://www.oanda.com
There are more of these services available. You can even ask for a
specific date for the rate.
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On Tuesday 28 May 2002 10:41, Len Paris wrote:
> This being an international list, I thought someone might find
>
And then my team (the Netherlands) even doesn't play at all, a big
shame, if I may say so.
Frits J. Wüthrich
On Tuesday 28 May 2002 17:59, Cesar Matamoros II wrote:
> Not if you watched them play the Netherlands!
>
> César
>
> Łukasz Kacperczyk
> Sent: Tuesday, May 28, 2002 5:58 AM
>
> Isn't th
William Johnson wrote:
> Just tried this again (since I have it out) and no matter what
> speed is set on the ME Super, as soon as the AF280T is charged,
> it switches to 1/125.
Sounds like the corded "dead-shoe" plugged into the sync
socket w/ the AF280t on one of its Auto Mo
Tom said:
"- the Grip. The BG-10 battery grip makes it a very comfortable camera
(as does the Grip Strap for the pz-1p)"
As an aside, you can have the best of both worlds by using the grip strap
from the SF cameras on the MZ-S. This strap is the same (strap wise) as that
if the PZ1p, but has a mo
On Tuesday, May 28, 2002, at 12:47 PM, William Robb wrote:
>
> Now there's a good survey: who's
>> 120/220 sealing strips taste the best :)
>
> Forte.
What do they taste like?
I've always thought the Kodak strips tasted suspiciously of dead horse.
-Aaron
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This message is from the Pentax-Disc
Still humming and hawing about this one Tom
Dave
Begin Original Message
From: "tom" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Again, you should play with both.
I still have a beater pz-1p up for grabs
--
Thomas Van Veen Photography
www.bigdayphoto.com
301-758-3085
Pentax User
Stouffville Ontario C
I used to look up the rates there, but now I use this little piece of
freeware.
Len
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-Original Message-
From: Frits Wüthrich [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, May 28, 2002 2:19 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: OT: Money Conversion Freeware
If you need an exchange rate,
Purdy lens . It still looks kind of strange.
I mean, the body and lens both wear metallic finish,
but it's not the same finish. I wonder, can you
change the finish on the body to match the lens. (I'd
imagine no one would want to doctor up a Limited
lens.)
I build scale models off and on, and
My 15w safe light is so dim and the paper is on the
other side of the wash room, it's almost pitch black
over there, it tested ok to 15 min with it. It's the
red safe light JR bulb in a desk lamp fixture, pointed
away from everything.
--- Shel Belinkoff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Ilford recomm
Just make sure I'm not doing a model shoot AT THE TIME
LOL.
--- David Brooks <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Glad you asked this David,I was planning on a
> reuse myself.Will now plan on dicarding.
> Got some graduated beakers the other day,now just
> have to get some storage jugs and were off to
>
Brendan wrote:
> My 15w safe light is so dim and the paper is on the
> other side of the wash room, it's almost pitch black
HAR! ... then why bother w/ it! Do it in the Dark!
Bill
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Bill D. Casselberry
If you print paper you should keep the paper fixer and
stop seperate from the film stop and fixer, I've
reused id11 10 times but after 5 reuses I notice more
grain so I've switched to doing everything dilute as
much as possible, I also need a cheap supply of
distilled water, the hard water here tu
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