På lørdag, 18. oktober 2003, kl. 00:20, skrev Cotty:
On 17/10/03, [EMAIL PROTECTED] disgorged:
The difference between Americans and Europeans is that Americans
think a hundred years is a long time, and Europeans think that
a hundred miles is a long distance.
What's a European? I'm British!
Fro
I was just cleaning up my office and came across my Hoya R72 IR
filter. I've used this a little bit with my Sony DSC-F717 and thought
I'd give it a try with the *ist D.
>From playing around in the house I have to say that it looks
promissing. My only IR sources right now are remotes and incadesc
Works on the K1000 too.
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From: Larry Levy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 17-Oct-03 13:09
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Long exposure question
Graywolf wrote:
There is a old wife's tale that on the MX the self-timer prefires the
mirror. I
just checked and it does n
Chris Murray
> http://www.schmidtprint.com/istd.htm
>
> Pentax 600 ED:IF F4 and *ist D.
Warning: unless you have a broadband connection you'd better be patient
when visiting the above link. The images contained are all 3008x2008
jpgs (about 2Mb each) which have been resized in the HTML to di
a few weeks ago i, accidentally, had my seconic L308B II take a dive in
a waterfall in white mountains. after it was recovered,
dripping with refreshingly cool mountain water, and dried for a couple
of days on my dining table, it kept working flawlessly.
i guess this speaks for itself.
mishka
i do prefer a fisheye to a rectilinear wideangle. the pictures semm to look
more natural to me. i guess, i have been mc escher fan for waaay too long
best,
mishka
Ouch, that's an expensive way to provide a distorted wide angle view.
Rob Studdert
i have to admit, i haven't seen the ad. but , from the description,
once you put it *that* way -- i have to agree.
mishka
P.S. then again, i guess, i wouldn't mind holding a bunch of bags for a
lady with a perfect body
(not neccessarily an *istD), provided, i get to play with it afterwards.
> "
Actually, I may be talking a load of nonesense here. What is the general
opinion regarding dust in lenses - am I right that it gets slowly sucked
in over the years through pressure difference??
For Pentax prime lenses, the dust got suck in from the rear of the lens from
the aperture opening. How m
Spyder sales is going on for 120$. If you subtract
manufacturer rebate of 50$, final price comes to 70$
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Thanks
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> Wish I had that setup anyway!
There's several folks on this list with the 600/f4;
I don't know if any of them are getting an *ist-D.
When mine gets here I'll be using it with a long
lens, too. Not quite as wide, but the 250-600/f5.6
is still quite a nice lens. I also plan on trying
the 1.
I think the ad was intended to be humorous and to grab attention. It
certainly does the latter.
I'm not sure how effective it is, but I don't see it as offensive.
Do we always have to be politically correct?
Hi all,
Thanks for your welcomes and comments.
I recently acquired two K1000's and need to know what differences, if any,
of any sort there are between them.
One is marked "Asahi Opt. Co." on the back below the wind lever. Its s/n
is 8403662.
The other is doesn't mention "Asahi" marked on th
On Sat, 18 Oct 2003 10:14:56 +1000, you wrote:
>On 17 Oct 2003 at 15:21, Chris Murray wrote:
>
>> I saw this in the dpreview.com pentax forums:
>>
>> http://www.schmidtprint.com/istd.htm
>>
>> Pentax 600 ED:IF F4 and *ist D.
>
>Bokeh may be more of an issue than it is when using film. Bright rin
>
> I'm shopping around for new compact flash memory cards for my *ist-D
> and noticed that Rob Galbraith has now posted benchmarks for the *ist-D:
>
> http://www.robgalbraith.com/bins/multi_page.asp?cid=6007-6432
>
> Can anyone with an *ist-D using any of the cards verify the reported
> numbe
>
> John Francis:
>
> >The complaint is just as bad as the original ad - possibly even worse.
> >A long list of *female* photographers? Why is there this assumption
> >that only females might find the advertisement offensive, or that only
> >the opinion of female photographers is worth reportin
It would have been nice to at least see the Sox make it to the Series. I
am sick to death of the Yanks winning everything. The Sox were doing
fine last night until Martinez started to tire. :P I doubt I will bother
to watch the series now.
> -Original Message-
> From: tom [mailto:[EMAIL PR
I thought they were extra bras... huh... seemed logical to me.
Does even now, looking at the picture again for the 4th time...
Arnold would appreciate those buns, I'll bet...
keith whaley
William Robb wrote:
>
> - Original Message -
> From: "mishka"
> Subject: Re: *ist-D ad claimed
Amusing anecdote! And true...
While up north visiting W.B. we drove around and thru the Peak District,
and would love to have had the time to do it in a more leisurely fashion.
It's absolutely beautiful there! And it's BIG!
I only had a lovely Retina IIIc with me at that time, and it got broken
ju
Quoth Cotty:
> >The difference between Americans and Europeans is that Americans
> >think a hundred years is a long time, and Europeans think that
> >a hundred miles is a long distance.
>
> What's a European? I'm British!
The ex-girlfriend in question didn't tell me how to
distinguish Brits from
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- Original Message -
From: "mishka"
Subject: Re: *ist-D ad claimed to be sexistic
> > "A perfect body with all the right accessories"
>
> sounds like a *very* clever ad line to me.
I found it terribly offensive.
That man standing there holding a bunch of handbags for the lady.
Obviousl
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From: "Cotty"
Subject: OT: Europe (was Re: "Digital Camera Lens Optimization")
> What's a European? I'm British!
Pip pip!!!
The WOGS start at Calais.
Cheerio!
WW
Paul Stenquist wrote:
> There was a team from Chi town,
>
> That played for the baseball crown,
>
> Until a fan now blue,
>
> Interfered with Alou,
>
> And again the goat's curse has come true.
um, Paul, better not quit your day job ;)
annsan
Heaven forfend.
An ecologist.
Paul Eriksson wrote:
>
> A fellow chemist on the list?
>
> /Paul
> >
> >Not so strange. To a chemist.
> >
> >m
> >
>
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A fellow chemist on the list?
/Paul
Not so strange. To a chemist.
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I am back again to ask more questions. I am visiting US for some time and
want to buy a used tele-zoom (macro not essential) before I return. I didn't
see any FS: on the list so tried keh.com. How are the following lenses and
prices:
75-300 F4.5-5.6 TOKINA MACRO A (58) for $105
80-400 F4.5-5.6 TOK
I saw this in the dpreview.com pentax forums:
http://www.schmidtprint.com/istd.htm
Pentax 600 ED:IF F4 and *ist D.
This list has given me an unhealthy lust for the ist D, and I didn't want
to go digital. My Optio S reminded me of how fun it is to have instant
results. Anybody want to give me
On 17/10/03, [EMAIL PROTECTED] disgorged:
>The difference between Americans and Europeans is that Americans
>think a hundred years is a long time, and Europeans think that
>a hundred miles is a long distance.
What's a European? I'm British!
Cheers,
Cotty
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Cotty wrote:
> I'm serious. What sort of batteries? Are we talking rechargeable? Bought
> off the shelf?
>
> I have always been told that keeping batteries warm is the best way to
> keep em charged up!
>
> Something strange going on here...
At the risk of teaching grannies
Batteries 101
On 17/10/03, [EMAIL PROTECTED] disgorged:
>> >It did surprise my parents when they
>> >looked at my refrigerator and noted how much of the space was taken up by
>> >film and batteries...
>>
>> Cesar, you keep batteries in the fridge??
>>
>> Can you tell me why?
>
>You serious, Cotty?
>Nah, you h
The cheapo zoom that sells with the 300D does not fit the 1Ds and the film
cameras. Not sure if it works with the D60/10D.
All true EF lenses will work with the 300D.
jostein
Quoting Steve Desjardins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Sorry. I meant to write "would not work". It's not nearly as
> intere
"A perfect body with all the right accessories"
sounds like a *very* clever ad line to me.
best,
mishka
Bob Walkden wrote:
> I remember about 25 years ago talking to an elderly American in Munich
> who was on his first visit to Europe since WWII. I asked what he
> thought was most remarkable about Europe. He said "Well, your cities are
> all so close together".
A bi-cultural (Austrian/American) ex-g
An incident meter measures the amount of light directly striking the meter,
so it won't help judge the tonality of subjects. It will develop an eye for
the amount of light. An incident meter that can also measure flash will make
multiple lighting setups practical to do, it's a pure science fair
exp
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Hi,
Friday, October 17, 2003, 7:12:45 PM, you wrote:
[...]
> A couple of the numerous times we've visited that (northern) part of
> England, we visited Whaley Bridge, had the standard touristy shots by
> the road sign, and so on.
> We did notice that place is growing! Between visits, perhaps 18 y
Hi Cotty,
on 17 Oct 03 you wrote in pentax.list:
>Bad news Anders, the *ist D is not aimed at the professional market.
But it is black!
Cheers, Heiko
Hi!
JF> Young Windows Professional - Boris Liberman.
JF> Another "cute kid" picture. The picture conveys an air
JF> of intense concentration, but the harsh flash lighting
JF> and hard-edged shadows are negatives. And, yet again,
JF> I think there's a lot of wasted space here; I'd suggest
JF>
Graywolf wrote:
There is a old wife's tale that on the MX the self-timer prefires the
mirror. I
just checked and it does not do so on mine. Of course the MX has no mirror
lock-up so it is even worse than the LX where you can use mirror lock-up and
a
cable release.
REPLY
Not quite. If you tap the
Hi,
I need to improve my ability to judge the
tonality. I mostly do landscape work & I use spot
meter more.
I am planning to buy a Incident meter and practice
metering things around me. This may improve my
tonality judging skills and one day I may be able
judge the tonality of distant objects
Hi,
Cotty wrote:
>
> On 17/10/03, [EMAIL PROTECTED] disgorged:
>
> >> It is between certain groups of elements and the action of focussing can
> >> suck in / blow out miniscule amounts of dust in the air that must be able
> >> to move in and out of the lens, otherwise it would not work. Any lens
Cotty <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> ROTFL. You're kidding me. Really? I can't believe that!
I can. I can't remember the last time I saw a Pentax ad that had
anything to do with any Pentax product.
-tih
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The *istD has made its way to Dallas. Wolf Camera (a local version of Ritz)
has just got them in. The store (where I was having work done on my
AF500FTZ) I just came from received several.
After my explaining that I couldn't actually aford to buy one now, the clerk
quite willingly showed off the c
At 02:07 PM 10/17/03, throwing caution to the wind, Cotty wrote:
What is a pro bag?
it's black, natch.
Cotty wrote:
>
> On 17/10/03, [EMAIL PROTECTED] disgorged:
>
> >Given the lenses that WERE in my bag (20,28/1.4,50/1.4,85/1.8,180) I have
> >lost my wider apertures and cannot exactly replace some lenses. I have
> >in fact replaced ALL the lenses in my pro bag, primarily with zooms,
> >to comp
Steve Desjardins wrote:
>
> "My weekend will be pretty busy too. I have two days of agility trials"
>
> I didn't know you did competitive agility. . . ;-)
>
> Steve (who is waiting for a budget meeting at 3 and has nothing better
> to do.)
Count your money carefully, and put your wallet in th
Cotty wrote:
>
> On 17/10/03, [EMAIL PROTECTED] disgorged:
>
> >It did surprise my parents when they
> >looked at my refrigerator and noted how much of the space was taken up by
> >film and batteries...
>
> Cesar, you keep batteries in the fridge??
>
> Can you tell me why?
You serious, Cotty
Sorry. I meant to write "would not work". It's not nearly as
interesting the other way.
Steven Desjardins
Department of Chemistry
Washington and Lee University
Lexington, VA 24450
(540) 458-8873
FAX: (540) 458-8878
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 10/17/03 02:02PM >>>
I know very little
Hi Wendy,
The older you are, the smaller the world becomes!
I'll try to make a long story short.
I/we have been to the UK perhaps 20 times.
We have some very dear friends who live in a small countryside town in
Wales, not too far outside (West of) Chester. He is and has been a
"force" in local ja
From: graywolf
>Of course if they won't even try to fix them or want to charge you "reprint"
>prices then "run, don't walk" someplace else. Anyone can make a mistake, it is
>only when it happens too often or they try to deny it is their mistake when you
>should worry.
When I was fed up with th
On 17/10/03, [EMAIL PROTECTED] disgorged:
>Given the lenses that WERE in my bag (20,28/1.4,50/1.4,85/1.8,180) I have
>lost my wider apertures and cannot exactly replace some lenses. I have
>in fact replaced ALL the lenses in my pro bag, primarily with zooms,
>to compensate--cost me more than the
Hi,
Friday, October 17, 2003, 5:38:09 PM, you wrote:
> On 17/10/03, [EMAIL PROTECTED] disgorged:
>>Yesterday I saw the same ad in some German photo magazine, and the text was
>>all in German - a friend of mine (Sylwek :-) said it read exactly what you
>>wrote - "a perfect body with perfect acces
"My weekend will be pretty busy too. I have two days of agility trials"
I didn't know you did competitive agility. . . ;-)
Steve (who is waiting for a budget meeting at 3 and has nothing better
to do.)
I know very little about Canon, but evidently these EF-S lenses for thr
Rebel D would work on any of the film Canons. Is this ture? If so, is
this current EF-S zoom the only lens available for the Rebel D?
Steven Desjardins
Department of Chemistry
Washington and Lee University
Lexington, VA 244
On Thu, 16 Oct 2003, John Francis wrote:
> >
> > I'd be curious to know how many who have a DSLR really use their film
> > bodies anymore. Outside of wide angle issues I suspect that very few
> > really do.
Ironically, I'm pushing myself to shoot MORE with my film cameras right
now because I'm
The upside to all of this is that if we had gotten the "battle of the
curses" series it would have gone to a 3-3 tie and an asteroid would
have hit the earth before game 7 could be played (and given either the
Cubs or the Sox a win).
Steve (a true believer)
Steven Desjardins
Department of Chemis
My weekend will be pretty busy too. I have two days of agility trials. I'm
scorekeeping on Saturday afternoon, competing on Sunday morning and trying to take
photos on Sunday afternoon.
I had been contemplating using the MZ-S with Tokina 80-200/2.8 and either Fuji 1600 or
B/W 3200.
I ran a coupl
On 17/10/03, [EMAIL PROTECTED] disgorged:
>It did surprise my parents when they
>looked at my refrigerator and noted how much of the space was taken up by
>film and batteries...
Cesar, you keep batteries in the fridge??
Can you tell me why?
Cheers,
Cotty
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Yeah, since I am a fan of none of the teams, who want to watch a
repeat. Much better to see some teams that provide interest to
non-fans.
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Friday, October 17, 2003, 8:54:03 AM, you wrote:
t> Man, I was so looking forward to Cubs vs. Sox. Yanks vs. Marlins? Who
t> cares?
t> tv
>> -
On Wed, 15 Oct 2003, Rob Brigham wrote:
> The FA50 1.4 is lovely. Had no use for that focal length before, but
> with the 1.5 factor it(or the 43) was a must. My unhappiness with the
> 77 has nothing to do with the picture quality, just that my favourite
> lens now has a focal length that it of
On 17/10/03, [EMAIL PROTECTED] disgorged:
>> It is between certain groups of elements and the action of focussing can
>> suck in / blow out miniscule amounts of dust in the air that must be able
>> to move in and out of the lens, otherwise it would not work. Any lens
>> acts like a small, slow pum
Not in my humble opinion, Cotty, not so long as parts of the lens body
needs to move in relationship to other parts, all on the same axis. That
there is and will be a "trapped" volume of air inside at full extension,
that needs to squoosh out while shortening the lens assembly to minimum
length...t
On 17/10/03, [EMAIL PROTECTED] disgorged:
>Yesterday I saw the same ad in some German photo magazine, and the text was
>all in German - a friend of mine (Sylwek :-) said it read exactly what you
>wrote - "a perfect body with perfect accessories". Maybe in German the
>relation of body (camera) to b
Of course if they won't even try to fix them or want to charge you "reprint"
prices then "run, don't walk" someplace else. Anyone can make a mistake, it is
only when it happens too often or they try to deny it is their mistake when you
should worry.
Unfortunately labs change. They get a new man
Gee, you people just write too much - as I sit here trying to get the unread
messages under 100 :-)
Anyway, as some of you have noticed, I joined the growing ranks on Tuesday.
Yes, the lone *ist D made it to my photo store. Funny, the rep called them
to have them notify me of its ship date. They
On 17/10/03, [EMAIL PROTECTED] disgorged:
>The ad looks more like an ad for underwear or perfume than for a $1700
>camera, really. Another bizarre thing about it is that it says "for your
>precious moments" across the picture. Not a tagline aimed towards pros,
>I'd think.
>
>anders
Bad news Ander
On 17/10/03, [EMAIL PROTECTED] disgorged:
>In last week's issue of "Resumé", the Swedish weekly magazine for the
>advertizing business, there is a full page article where a long list of
>female photographers accuse Pentax of being sexistic in their adverts for
>the new *ist-D. They make clear that
On 17/10/03, [EMAIL PROTECTED] disgorged:
>I wonder if Canon "sealed" L lenses are dust free?
>
>Alan Chan
>http://www.pbase.com/wlachan
>
>>Which brings an interesting possibility - creating a vacuum
>>inside
Actually, I may be talking a load of nonesense here. What is the general
o
>
> Anders posted:
> > In last week's issue of "Resumé", the Swedish weekly magazine for the
> > advertizing business, there is a full page article where a long list of
> > female photographers accuse Pentax of being sexistic in their adverts for
> > the new *ist-D. They make clear that because of
This is not a problem unique to Pentax digitals. Some of Nikon's more
exotic lenses (14/2.8, 20-35/2.8) supposedly perform much worse
on their high-res digital cameras than on film or the original 2.77MP
D1. The in-camera interpolation of the sensor, which other than the
Foveon only reads one
???
Why use an LX if you are just going to have your prints screwed up? None of
those are really good choices (except the at home one).
B&W is best done at home, good B&W labs are getting hard to find anymore and
very expensive.
If you have to have color prints, find a good "pro" lab, though t
Let's not start with driving a convertible with the top down in the predawn
hours... a story better told with drink in hand surrounded by friends :-)
Cesar
Panama City, Florida
-- -Original Message-
-- From: Steve Desjardins [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
-- Sent: Friday, October 17, 2003 9:11
Thanks, mate.
Saved me the trouble of deleting my own submission and re-enter it to check.
Kudos to my web-hotel host who fixed it, I guess. Sent him a mail yesterday
once I figured out what was wrong.
Keep 'em pics comin', folks. Looks to be a big gallery this month.
Cheers,
Jostein
--
Not so, Steve. NC is an enlightened state. Photographers are exempt from
business licensing. University tuition is the cheapest in the country. Damn,
there was something else good about NC, but I can not remember what it was.
:))
However, I suspect "gateboy" has some low dirty meaning in Cotty's
John,
I typically send my film (Kodak Supra 400) to the local grocery store for processing
($9.00 for 36 - 4 X 6 prints on Royal Gold Paper) and they typically do a pretty good
job. However, my local Pro Lab charges $20.00 for 36 - 4 X 6 prints (Fuji Crystal
Archive Paper) on a new Fuji Fronti
This weekend begins tonight for me. We are putting on a sprint triathlon
tomorrow. Registration begins tonight.
I will be carrying the MZ-S and LX and the *ist D tonight for some shots of
the volunteers and some atmosphere images.
Tomorrow I will try to document the event throughout with both d
Of course. Actually remembered it immediately after sending the post.
César
Panama City, Florida
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-- From: Bill Owens [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
-- Sent: Friday, October 17, 2003 7:05 AM
--
-- You're speaking of course of the lovely Jessica?
--
-- Bill
--
-- - Ori
But I have noted that they all seem to look at us with envy... Maybe it is
all the fun we are having.
César
Panama City, Florida
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-- From: Bill Owens [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
-- Sent: Friday, October 17, 2003 7:04 AM
--
-- Of course!
--
-- All PDML'ers are welcome,
Pål,
could you please be a bit more specific about where "this part of the world"
is?
I would also like to know where the figure "14000 cameras" come from. And
which time-frame is it supposed to cover?
Cheers,
Jostein
-
Pictures at: http://oksne.net
Thanks, Harry.
I'm not sure yet what browser I'll end up with, except that I am certain
I will NEVER use OE or IE.
I can't tell what it is you're using now. Is it "Becky!" by any chance?
Keith Whaley (like the town up by Nottingham... Whaley Bridge...)
Harold Owen wrote:
>
> Keith Whalley wrote:
Hi,
Cotty wrote:
> It is between certain groups of elements and the action of focussing can
> suck in / blow out miniscule amounts of dust in the air that must be able
> to move in and out of the lens, otherwise it would not work. Any lens
> acts like a small, slow pump - especially zooms.
>
> Wh
Man, I was so looking forward to Cubs vs. Sox. Yanks vs. Marlins? Who
cares?
tv
> -Original Message-
> From: Steve Desjardins [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
>
> May your liver be fed to a Marlin.
>
> Steve (the Red sox fan)
>
>
> Steven Desjardins
> Department of Chemistry
> Washington and
He has to set the standard somewhere ;-)
Cesar
Panama City, Florida
-- -Original Message-
-- From: Mark Roberts [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
-- Sent: Friday, October 17, 2003 6:49 AM
--
-- jmb <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
--
-- >Where do you all get your film processed and prints made?
-- >W
Frank,
Did not figure you wanted to start on a new system, but what kind of friend
would I be if I did not even offer?
I will be a bit busy this weekend, but hope to finish the bike on Sunday.
Maybe even take it for a good spin on Monday...
You have to love the classics.
Still thinking about a
I had a look at the prices on some things that might
interest me and compared them to Henrys in Toronto.
Camera Canada is about $5-10 cheaper on the under $1000 stuff and $50-60 cheaper on
some
high
end stuff,$2000 plus.
Might be a typo or they are just late in up dating the site
For some reason, Frank, e-mail to your hotmail account bounces for me. Happened
3 times in the past couple of weeks.
frank theriault wrote:
PS: I hate it when I ignore a thread, then pop in mid-thread, and find
stuff I'm interested in!
--
graywolf
http://graywolfphoto.com
"You might as well a
There is a old wife's tale that on the MX the self-timer prefires the mirror. I
just checked and it does not do so on mine. Of course the MX has no mirror
lock-up so it is even worse than the LX where you can use mirror lock-up and a
cable release.
mike wilson wrote:
Hi,
Chris Brogden wrote:
This is what I've observed in Columbus.
Also, the Blads are stacking up as well.
Even the RBs and old Mamiya TLRs are dropping nicely (for the buyer).
Besides, there are few 80s Pentax bodies available here.
Students are using them.
Relatively few s/m bodies remain in regular use.
CRB
>>Since in
As to why it is called that. "Hiding behind the flag", refers to the old French
empire flag, white with gold fleur-de-lis, that looked like a flag of surrender
until you got close enough to see the gold flowers. Privateers hated it. Goes
back awhile doesn't it (grin)?
William Robb wrote:
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Pål wrote:
PJ> Not very likely I'm afraid. According to Pentax sources at this
PJ> part of the world, out of 14 000 DSLR sold about 40 will be *ist
PJ> D's. About 13 960 are Nikon or Canon models.
That accounts then to what? ... 500 units per month? Are they hand
assembled!? Then perhaps the
I use Walmart for 35 mm and A&I in California for MF. The latter is
through BH Photo and so far they do a good job. The Walmart is the not
the 1 hour stuff but the send out variety. There is a photo place in
Lexington but that is more a photographer that does some processing and
equipment sales
Keith Whalley wrote:-
> While 96.8% of our audience uses a standards-compliant web
> browser, you appear not to be using one.
>
> If that's not sufficient motive, I guess I won't have far to look!
> I'm getting that all over the place. Kodak was merely the most recent!
This is one
Unfortunately the distance between lip and screw in the plate is too short.
thanks
Paul
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i was planning on getting a Kirk
Unfortunately the camera body is to deep, that means the distance btween the
screw and the lip on the plate is to short. This is also the problem that I
have with my current plate that I've been using with my ZX-L. But if I
can't find a plate with a lip that fits wimberly have a new generic pl
Or glue a PDA to the back (g).
Mark Roberts wrote:
"Cesar Matamoros II" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
TV wrote:
I shoot it occasionally so I don't forget how. I feel a
little foolish when I squeeze off a frame on the 645n then
check the back. That damned screen is always blank.
Maybe you should ma
You know, folks, I had made a comment a while ago that if there were a
sub-$500 DSLR film would be dead. To be fair I should have said 35mm
would be dead and who knows about MF. The reaction to the *ist D has
only reinforced this. Many things can hang around in niche markets (LF)
and even with K
Ditto here Paul.
Except the local 1 hour cannot handle the MF stuff,so the pro lab gets the 120 C41 and
the
E6.BW in
the bathroom.
Dave
> BW at home, color neg film at a mini lab, E6 at a
local pro lab.
> Paul
>
> jmb wrote:
>
> > Where do you all get yo
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