Butch, in the formula I just sent, be aware that the formula returns the
value of the character whose number is 1 less than the row number - take out
the minus 1 and the two will correspond - just makes it a little easier to
make sense of it!
John Coyle
Brisbane, Australia
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I know you are required, as a member of the Canon Believers, to
disparage all things Pentax, but you missed the point. You compared the
price of the Canon body to the Pentax body AND LENS, then complained
that the Pentax body cost more than the Canon body. I was merely
curious about the price
My apologies.
I retract my statement regarding the pricing as I missed the and from
Pat's original email.
If this is the case - the cost of the Pentax should be adequately
competitive.
I'll await it's arrival and see how it fares against the Canons and Nikons.
Dave
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Sorry, the *istD is supposed to come with the new FAJ 18-35. Peter over in
England has already posted prices and photos of that lens. Yes, the lens is
pretty much a consumer zoom, but it is way, way cheaper than the
competition. Doug's comment ment that to compare them you would have to add
that
Ha, this could lead to a series of off-beat jokes.
However, seriously, I doubt any radiation level that is safe to have in your
body is likely to be a problem, except maybe with the most sensitive films.
You may remember that the SMC 50/1,4 Takumar is somewhat radioactive too.
Ciao,
Graywolf
There are some folks here that I would love to run some medical
experiments on with that lens.
BR
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You may remember that the SMC 50/1,4 Takumar is somewhat radioactive too.
the camera has a limited amount of time to do the interpolation. doing it on the
computer has much more time, it can do better. how much better depends on who you talk
to.
Herb
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From: Mark Cassino [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, July 29,
i have no idea where WW gets the idea the lake is 3000 meters deep. most of the lake
is a result of the Hugh Keenlyside Dam which i watched being built and it's well less
than 100 meters tall. the lake essentially didn't exist before the dam was built.
Herb
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frank,
LX seems to be a fairly popular phrase to be used by companies for
products. I can't rattle off a list right now (brain is half-dead), but
I know I've seen cars and various other things with descriptors of LX.
I think they think it stands for luxury.
IL Bill
frank theriault
Bill,
The radiation emmited from the seeds will not likely be effected by
a lens. Lenes are designed to shape the path of light, not other forms
of radiation.
Maybe just sit in the darkroom with a sheet or two of photographic
paper around your belly and back for 20 min . . .
Also allows for some logistical synchronization in the global
distribution channel(s) --- where needed.
Otis Wright
Mark Roberts wrote:
Rob Studdert [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 29 Jul 2003 at 11:27, Mark Roberts wrote:
Sounds about right. The official embargo date is some time in
It has been my experience that major competitors -- to the extent they
are interested -- have knowledge of competitive product specs long
before they are released to the general public.
Otis Wright
Mark Roberts wrote:
Rob Studdert [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 29 Jul 2003 at 11:27, Mark
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From: Butch Black
Subject: OT: Windows, character map number guide.
Hi;
Thanks to all who responded to the copyright symbol © question I had a few
days ago. Playing around I found that different 4 digit numbers (with alt
button depressed) produce different
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From: Christopher Lillja
Subject: Re: Newbie Questions
It was a Newbie Question William, mind the context. And I think that
newbies need third party lenses (or a substantial income) to build up a
good kit of quality primes quickly - to save themselves from
I would guess from the thrust of past communciations that the feeling is
mutual -- to say the least.
Otis Wright
Bruce Rubenstein wrote:
There are some folks here that I would love to run some medical
experiments on with that lens.
BR
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You may remember that
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From: Jostein
Subject: PDML World Party (was: Re: PDMLers to RV in Scotland)
That said, I think the idea of a global PDML gathering is absolutely
fantastic. Europe is fine by me, and Amsterdam is one very valid
option. In fact, any of the Western Europe
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From: frank theriault
Subject: Re:OT-Lakes That Are Deep-was: Letter from Scotland - Day 3
It seems that Lower Arrow Lake, British Columbia is around 590 feet deep:
http://www.bcadventure.com/adventure/explore/kootenays/central/lowerarrow.htm
Of course, Mr.
gfen wrote:
On Mon, 28 Jul 2003, Boris Liberman wrote:
I decided to buy a scanner. My options are: Epson 2400 or Epson 3200.
The latter is twice as expensive as the former. It could be that I
won't get approval on the expensive one. Still I wonder whether anyone
already bought an
All that matters is that you recover quickly. I don't care if you fog
your film. Just get better.
Paul
Bill Owens wrote:
Late next month I'll be receiving radioactive seed implants to treat
prostate cancer. Any suggestions on how to see if this small amount of
radiation will fog
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From: Christopher Lillja
Subject: Re: Newbie Questions
Your statement sounded to me just like that Canon ad in Pop Photo. The
Canon ad is marketing drivel.
Perhaps you need to learn how to read more intelligently than to relate
everything to marketing pap.
Bruce Rubenstein wrote:
There are some folks here that I would love to run some medical
experiments on with that lens.
You may remember that the SMC 50/1,4 Takumar is somewhat radioactive too.
Aha. So now we know where Dr. Mengele's little brother is. Hello Karl !
cheers,
caveman
Opening that message could easily have loaded a keystroke logger on your PC,
or another kind of Trojan. Spam should be erased immediately.
Don
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