But, seriously,
I agree with you, Pieter. Despite my earlier advice to Jasmine about
flashes, when I got back into photography several years ago, after my
hiatus, I didn't use a flash for about 2 years. Not out of choice, just
because I didn't have one. It did force me to learn to use availa
What ~exactly~ are you driving at, Pieter?
-frank
"The optimist thinks this is the best of all possible worlds. The pessimist
fears it is true." -J. Robert Oppenheimer
From: Pieter Nagel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Flash is a tool, mostly used as a weapon that makes one look more flashy
and pro
Hi!
One of the *most* interesting threads here on PDML while I've been a
member. I am sorry that I am joining a little late.
Yeah, I suppose so. I just feel guilty being paid to have fun, but I guess
movie stars do it all the time and they earn alot more than i could ever
conceive of! lol
Tanya
Homonyms?
"The optimist thinks this is the best of all possible worlds. The pessimist
fears it is true." -J. Robert Oppenheimer
From: "J. C. O'Connell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: RE: PUG "January" is open
Date: Sun, 4 Jan 2004 02:17:06 -
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>
> And here I thought the flash circuit was simple and mostly
> mechanical... Though I'll agree
You would now *have* infinity focus because the lens would be seated
properly.
Going the other way is no problem, i.e. putting a SMC Tak on a Fujica body -
at least it works for me, except that the Fujicas feel like garbage compared
to a Spottie or Rolleiflex body.
--
Robert
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Tanya,
A few thoughts after 58 spins around the sun on this rock...
I've seen Moms do rotten things to daughters, often out of jealousy.
You can't change who your relatives are, so you'll have to live with it.
Just remember that you've got what she hasn't, and really wants.
Keep working and rais
Holy crap, Herb,
That makes all the difference in the world! It's not that the yellows are
brighter or more vibrant, but that I can see many more yellow tones in the
animal. It's kind of like more contrasty, but not really. Just much more
yellow information in there, if you know what I mean.
On Sun, 2004-01-04 at 02:58, Mark Roberts wrote:
> Don't complain. I'm living in a country full of... Americans!
My sympathy Mark.
--
Frits Wüthrich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
You know what, Alan? It would have been a boring shot, were it not for the
incredible amount of detail contained in it. It allowed me to stare at it
for quite a while, at first just marvelling at the detail in and of itself,
and then, actually looking at the bug itself, it's little antennae, t
Hi, William,
I'm a Canadian living in Canada (Toronto). What part(s) of Canada are you
from?
I'm pretty much a Pentax guy (Spotmatics, MX, LX) with an old Yashica Mat
(just for fun), and a Leica CL/40mm Summicron C (that's all the Leica I can
afford, but I love it dearly).
Sounds like you'll
Hi, Robert,
I've been on the list for several years (feels like an eternity, with all
the abuse I put up with here). Either you left just before I came around,
or I forget you. Likely the latter.
Either way, welcome back!
cheers,
frank, Toronto, Canada
"The optimist thinks this is the best o
I fear a long thread is about to begin but I have to say it again for Tanya's
sake. I use both systems. I use Macs, my daughter uses a PC IBM clone. The PC
works. There are some advantages to owning a PC over a Mac but for people who
are not computer literate, who want a machine that works intui
That would be a homonym.
Bill
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> Steak and stake "ain't" a typo or a mispelling now is it?
> Theres a term for words that so
But he did take a lesson from Dan Quayle. No "e" on potato.
Bill
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> If you are eating "stakes" graywolf, you'd wann
Now that I have the *ist D and installed the try-out version of BB, it
shows the images from Pentax RAW format rather blue. It might improve
with the next version. I'll keep an eye on it.
On Thu, 2003-12-18 at 09:32, Bruce Dayton wrote:
> My first look at it seems that it only supports viewing th
Here is a link to my homemade light table. I did not make it a friend of mine
did , but it might be good for some ideas...
Vic
P.S. You have to scroll down to the bottom to see it...
http://hometown.aol.ca/pentxuser/200lens.html
On Sat, Jan 03, 2004 at 11:43:28AM -0800, Jasmine wrote:
>
> One thing I would like to get is a flash-thingy. Are they hard to
> find? Expensive? (and yes, I said flash-THINGY - I have a fine command
> of the English language, thank you very much!)
You already received a lot of good advice.
At 07:32 AM 4/01/2004 +, you wrote:
>
> Re the stars photo - I would love to be able to recreate photo's where the
> shutter stays open for a period of time with the starts creating almost a
> circle effect.
1. you need a tripod (or other sturdy, stable
Hello everyone,
I`ve tried posting about myself last friday when I saw a couple of you do so
and it has occured to me that it would be nice that I make a little
introduction about myself. However for some strange reason it didn`t go
through and so here I go agian.
My name is William Robert an
Hi,
Ann Sanfedele wrote:
>
> mike wilson wrote:
> >
> > Hi,
> >
> > Ann Sanfedele wrote:
> > >
> > > Scanning BW negs -- no problem
> > > Scanning flatbed prints and objects - no problem
> > >
> > > scanning slides - no problem
> > >
> > > but, but, but..
> > >
> > > scanning color Kodak 100
Nup! I still like gaggle. If one's a stickler for that little bit of
cadence, how bout a photogaggle of photographers? But then again, just
'photogaggle' would suffice wouldn't it? I think phalanx sounds too
anatomical and flock sounds too Heidi.. Hmm.. a farm of photographers.
No no! Gaggle!
Hi Sven,
on 04 Jan 04 you wrote in pentax.list:
>I don't know about the Canons but neither a Nikon F100 nor F5 would be an
>alternative - they both have a .7 finder magnification.
I didn't care of the magnfication but of the viewfinder size: the
viewfinders of the F100 and F5 are quite big and
Ryan Lee wrote:
>Had the cricket on as background noise and I heard something I haven't
heard
>in a while: "gaggle of photographers". Gotta prefer it to mob or hoarde or
>swarm..
that isn't very alliterative though. How about phalanx of photogs or flock
of photographers?
Tom Reese
>
> Re the stars photo - I would love to be able to recreate photo's where the
> shutter stays open for a period of time with the starts creating almost a
> circle effect.
>
> Thanks a lot
>
> Naomi
I dabble in this once in while in the spring and or fa
> Hello!
>
> I am new to this list and new to photography. I have a feeling this is
> not the list for me - from the messages I've been reading you all seem
> very experienced. Maybe I need to find a list for beginners?
> Thanks so much,
> jasmine
>
>
I've had violent ducks believe my fingers held bread when it long ran out. I
think I get the picture :-) But hmm.. I forgot what it is for ducks- it's
not flock is it.. sheesh. Oh and a long time ago in Trafalgar Square when
they were still selling birdseed for 25p, a friend of mine discovered he
c
I don't know about the Canons but neither a Nikon F100 nor F5 would be an
alternative - they both have a .7 finder magnification.
Does anybody know how cameras with digital viewfinders (like the Minolta A1)
compare to this?
Sven
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Von: Heiko Hamann [mailto:[EMAI
> Cotty <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> burst forward and
uttered:
>
>
> > Spot-on again Tom. I didn't read the question properly - my apologies.
>
> Perhaps if I had phrased it better, my apologies for that.
>
> Kind regards
> Kevin
Nor did I,sorry. But the portab
Good call. . . If you've ever been where a gaggle of geese figured you
as a terratorial interloper, and tried to crowd you off their space, the
analogy works.
keith whaley
Ryan Lee wrote:
>
> Had the cricket on as background noise and I heard something I haven't heard
> in a while: "gaggle of
At 02:57 AM 1/4/2004, JCOwrote:
someone please refresh my memory of the url for the pug please?
It's at http://pug.komkon.org/
Pat in SF
Ann Sanfedele wrote:
scanning color Kodak 100 gold negs - arrrggh!
Are you using the official Epson plastic negative holder?
I have a Perfection 1660 and haven't had any problems scanning colour
negatives of any description, although Fuji tend to come out slightly
better than Kodak.
S
someone please refresh my memory of the url for the pug please?
JCO
J.C. O'Connell mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] http://jcoconnell.com
Hi,
Sunday, January 4, 2004, 7:36:15 AM, you wrote:
> Me too - just on the list the other day, I noticed that I had used the words
> "their", "they're" and "there" in *their* wrong contexts! I was almost
> going to post an apology for it too, but decided to swallow my pride for
> once and just a
Hi Sven,
on 04 Jan 04 you wrote in pentax.list:
>I still wonder, why they don't make those finders a bit larger. Would
>this really require a very large prism - or do the manufacturers just
>find it unimportant? How wonderfull if the *ist D had a ME-Super-sized
>finder image...
Yes, but the ME S
Tanya, same thing as what Arnie says, but even more. you have to figure your
break even rate, what you need to run your business and stay open. cost of
materials is a small portion of that total and that is entirely billed to
your clients. you have obvious business expenses like equipment, telephon
Thank you Ian,
Your advice is most welcomed and hopefully I can make good use to those
extension tubes. It is more of an experiment than a sort of have-to-use
basis since I have purchased a 100/2.8 macro to do most of my macro
work. And it has served me exceptionally well. I'm fairly new to macro
w
under average circumstances, you should not be able to tell any difference
at all. a very slight difference in color would have been the most i would
have expected, and i suspect that a minor variation in the camera's auto
white balance to be the main cause of that. the differences should be more
a
Fantastic!!! Thanks a lot!!! I think I'll give it a try with TTL cameras
first.
Cheers Guys!!!
Andy
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Sent: Sunday, January 04, 2004 10:00 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Andy, the basic formula for calc
On Sun, 4 Jan 2004, Tanya Mayer Photography wrote:
> Firstly, let me say that this has got to go down as the best response ever
> to a thread on PDML. Thank you SO much Chris for your detail and thought
> that has gone into this, it must have taken you for EVER. Every point has
> been noted and
At 05:02 PM 1/2/2004, Tanya wrote:
WHAT a fantastic way to wake up in the morning, I came to my 'puter and
literally laughed my way through breakfast. You guys are so hilarious, and
have just increased my motivation to get to GFM about 10-fold...
This one of the reasons I hang around this list. My
On Sun, 04 Jan 2004 08:38:22 +1000, Rob Studdert wrote:
>A good histogram tutorial for those listers new to digital imaging:
>
>http://www.bayphoto.com/Instructions/Histogram.htm
>
Rob,
Thanks for the link, I need to explain this to people sometimes.
Did you notice the left handed SLR in the ba
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