Ken,
When I had my PZ-1p, the 280T worked just fine in TTL mode. You can
even do compensated flash fill with it since the flash compensation is
in the PZ-1p body.
Bruce Dayton
Friday, July 05, 2002, 10:36:13 PM, you wrote:
KA> Am I correct in assuming that this flash will work TTL on a PZ-1p
>Am I correct in assuming that this flash will work TTL on a PZ-1p?
Yes.
regards,
Alan Chan
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Hello to all,
Can someone recommend a shop or an individual
technician to do a CLA on an ME Super and an MX? I
live in the Irvine - Orange County area in California.
Thank you very much.
Francis M. Alviar
Irvine, CA
ps
Los Angeles would be an alternative. I could always
drive up there. Th
Cesar Matamoros II wrote:
> By the way, another female got a chance to check out my snake-skinned
> LXen
> yesterday and today. She loves them. See Tom they are not all that bad
> :')
I guess women don't like snakes...
I wonder if I could make a sheepskin LX. The Japanese would be all over
Am I correct in assuming that this flash will work TTL on a PZ-1p?
--
Kenneth Archer, San Antonio, Texas
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I've been thinking about getting a second body for a while. Perusing Boz's
site, the two the jumped at me were the MX and KX, but I'm wondering if
there is another good (maybe a bit cheaper) alternative out there that will
meet my needs.
Here are my criteria:
1.) Should be cheap
2.) Must be toug
Peter,
I am 5'5". I guess I make up for it by having four LXen. For the record,
only two of them are snake-skinned :-)
By the way, another female got a chance to check out my snake-skinned LXen
yesterday and today. She loves them. See Tom they are not all that bad :')
Testing my new machine
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How much do you want for one of the battery trays for the Winder ME II
from #1363262247?
On Friday 05 July 2002 07:56 pm, you wrote:
> I won 5 lots of Pentax parts, because I needed a few items from each
> lot. Should you PDMLrs need anything to repair your Pentaxs, you
> might browse these and
I won 5 lots of Pentax parts, because I needed a few items from each
lot. Should you PDMLrs need anything to repair your Pentaxs, you might
browse these and let me know. There are hard to find parts for SPs,
ESIIs, K1000s and more. Anything you see will be reasonably priced, I
assure you.
At this
A small rubber or leather pad should be there.
From: "Cotty" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > The only suspicious thing I see
> >is on the left side of the mirror box. The rest is metal. No rubber, no
> >foam, just metal. It is a little piece that the side of the mirror comes
> >to rest on. Can thos
Steve Desjardins wrote:
> A friend of mine just got a Pentax SL 150 P&S and she was not happy
> with the results of her first roll.
[...]
What film speed was she using? I'd recommend 400ASA as 100 will only be
useful in direct sunlight with an f/5.6-12 lens.
Cheers,
- Dave
http://www.digis
Pål Jensen wrote:
> Thanks for the report. I've just decided to not buy this lens and look for
> a used F* 300/4.5.
Jostein also has the FA 400mm... I seem to recall some of his comments
are recorded on Stan Halpin's site.
http://www.concentric.net/~smhalpin/
My own opinion is likely to chang
Would you believe it - just checking back through the page, there's an
error! And I can't correct it just yet - a friend is now asleep
downstairs on the sofabed and the web site app is on the mac in that room.
The bit that reads:
Cptty's Mobile Phone inc answerphone
07836 694832
is WRONG
and
Of course. But you should keep your eye out for a Pentax 6x7. They can
be very affordable if you hunt down a bargain. I sold my Mamiya TLR for
approximately the same as what I paid for the Pentax 6x7, and in terms
of ease of use, there's no comparison.
Paul
Amita Guha wrote:
>
> Cool. Does that
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From: Jeff Post
Subject: Pentax LX focus to infinity problem
You are missing the rubber mirror bumper.
William Robb
>The only suspicious thing I see
> is on the left side of the mirror box. The rest is metal. No
rubber, no
> foam, just metal. It is a little piec
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From: Steve Desjardins
Subject: A P&S question
Have her switch over to 400, or even 800 speed film if she
hasn't already done so.
William Robb
> Greetings,
>
> A friend of mine just got a Pentax SL 150 P&S and she was not
happy
> with the results of her first roll.
There's a big-ish update to the PDML UK 2002 web page at:
http://www.macads.co.uk/pdml/
Please do try and make it if you can!
Cotty
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> > The only suspicious thing I see
> >is on the left side of the mirror box. The rest is metal. No rubber, no
> >foam, just metal. It is a little piece that the side of the mirror comes
> >to rest on. Can those of you with LXs confirm what is supposed to be on
> >the mirror rest on the left s
Bill Owens wrote:
> How 'bout my 645? If it doesn't qualify, how 'bout the Kiev 60? :-)
Methinks, being the Pentax 67 Brotherhood, that not only
must it have the "ideal" format - but be made by the "ideal"
Asahi Optical Company as well.
... but I'm certainly n
How 'bout my 645? If it doesn't qualify, how 'bout the Kiev 60? :-)
Bill KG4LOV
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From: "Amita Guha" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, July 05, 2002 2:51 PM
Subject: RE: Giantism in the brotherhood?
> Cool. Does that me
Cool. Does that mean I can join? Except that my big film camera's a
Yashica & not a Pentax.
--Amita
> Wendy,
> You can be sure that you would be welcome in the
> brotherhood. In fact,
> we are sorely in need of female, uh, siblings. Big film is
> a good thing,
> and it isn't gender specific.
> P
> The only suspicious thing I see
>is on the left side of the mirror box. The rest is metal. No rubber, no
>foam, just metal. It is a little piece that the side of the mirror comes
>to rest on. Can those of you with LXs confirm what is supposed to be on
>the mirror rest on the left side (l
Very good picture, Albano.
Maris
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To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, July 05, 2002 12:33 PM
Subject: Re: Giantism in the brotherhood?
> Well, I'm with my 6' 4'' some kind of "bastard" brother, because since
some
> moths ago I own a mediu
Well, I'm with my 6' 4'' some kind of "bastard" brother, because since some
moths ago I own a medium format camera, but not Pentax. It's a Rolleiflex
TLR.
I sold my digital Gossen meter, and with that money I bought the Rollei, a
Gossen analog meter, and still got spare usd cash to save for dark f
In a message dated 05/07/02 17:02:02 GMT Daylight Time, Paul writes:
<< A PDMLer saw my listing at
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1364712610 and asked me
whether my specimen "rattles" when rotated for mounting. I had never
noticed such a sound, but before replying "No" I tr
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>I had the original scan (24Mb TIFF, 2700 dpi) on a CD, and cut three
areas of 800x600 from that (550Kb each):
<
thanks a lot. looks impressive. i need to think hard. these days, i am
scanning at 4000 dpi, so it's a little easier to see certain t
Steve,
Some of those old point-n-shoots had no zoom and f2.8 lenses.
Makes it easier to avoid shake, which I'd guess is the problem.
Regards, Bob S.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< A friend of mine just got a Pentax SL 150 P&S and she was not happy
with the results of her first roll. She said th
Jeff,
Looking into the front of the camera, left side, there is a small platform
for the mirror bumper. It looks like it has a raised lip on the top edge and
side, and then a 2mm X 1.5mm by 1mm? thick flat rubber pad.
Regards, Bob S.
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<< So I removed then lens, lo
If I recall, there also used to be a great bar downtown with a spy theme
called the "Safehouse." You entered into a small room and once you give the
password, a bookcase slides away and you could enter. If you didn't know the
password, the bouncer had you do some embarrassing task, which patrons
a
Greetings,
A friend of mine just got a Pentax SL 150 P&S and she was not happy
with the results of her first roll. She said that some of the pictures
were blurred and that the lens wasn't sharp. When I looked, I notice
that some other pictures were very sharp. I told her that I thought the
pr
So here I was last week, reading the focus to infinity problem thread, when
a little light went off. My brain suddenly flashed hey, you have this same
problem. It developed a couple of weeks ago on my Pentax LX. All my
lenses (SMC-M 50 2.0, SMC-M 135 3.5, SMC-A 28 2.8, SMC A* 300 2.8) seem t
William wrote:
The Kensington Nature Center, whre the Michigan PDML often shoots, is a real fashion
runway of nature photo gear. In an average morning, you'll see much of what's current
and "In" amongst the Nature Photo Set,
REPLY:
Outdoor gear and paraphenaria is the most fashion prone out
David wrote:
> At f/5.6 both lenses are soft.
Thanks for the report. I've just decided to not buy this lens and look for a used F*
300/4.5.
Pål
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William wrote:
>
> This part of the thread addresses some of my other concerns - camera support. My
>current kit for Nature/Wildlife shooting is a Kirk ballhead and Bogen 3221W tripod.
>The latter is rated to 13 pounds per the literature, and the f5.6 600 lens weighs but
>7.25 pounds or so.
You might try Calumet Photographic at N. Cherry Street
http://www.calumetphoto.com/
Maris
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From: "Hans-Bernhard Beykirch" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Pentax Discuss" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, July 05, 2002 5:15 AM
Subject: Pentax in Chicago Area
> Hi all,
I once sold some bits to someone in Italy. It took AGES for the damn
thing to arrive there. Something like three weeks!
Another time it took 10 days for a letter to reach me from Italy.
In my experience, the track record is bad. Expect the worst.
For a nation of artists and lovers, they sure c
Hi Herb,
I had the original scan (24Mb TIFF, 2700 dpi) on a CD, and cut three
areas of 800x600 from that (550Kb each):
http://www.dfsee.com/gallery/abandoned-center-2700dpi.jpg
http://www.dfsee.com/gallery/abandoned-upper-left-2700dpi.jpg
http://www.dfsee.com/gallery/aban
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