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From: Shel Belinkoff
I'm looking for a high quality CRT monitor on which to do my Photoshop
work. I've heard very good things about the LaCie Electronblue IV and the
Sony Artisan..
I've used the LaCie Electron19blue IV for about a year. I'm quite pleased
Well, I guess that you are kidding. Quality never was a problem with
German lenses. What really caused the death of Germany's camera industry
was cheaper and more innovative (with respect to camera technology)
competition from Japan. The Pentax Spotmatic was a major nail to the
coffin of Zeiss
1 have you ever made self portraits ?
Yes, several times.
2 If yes , serious ore funny ones, did you choose a theme ?
Both serious and funny. And once in a while even a theme.
3 If no, why not?
4 How did you do it, with a remote control or the build in self timer ?
*
Hello,
best thing is it works with K lenses and spot metering.
Martin
DN Well turns out it was all in the .pdf accompanying the 1.10 upgrade
DN anyway (but hey, who reads the manuals?)
DN http://pentaxusa.com/products/cameras/istd_fw111/istD_fw_111.pdf
DN Below is the relevant section from
Date: Mon, 10 May 2004 14:44:15 -0700
From: Keith Whaley [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Basic naturalism could be simply defined as accepting only the
physical universe as real, disallowing any external deity.
This is the presupposition.
God is eternal and without cause, not a creation.
Oh, he was a
Cotty wrote:
On 10/5/04, KIETH, discombobulated, offered:
And here I thought you just loaded your shoulder snooper kit into one of
your Land Rovers, turned on your cell phone, and drove off into the
morning traffic...
Seems there's a bit more to it than that, eh?
Yeah, just a bit ;-)
I like this a lot. The hint of the landscape with the brightly lit
castle and aqueduct give the image a surreal quality.
(I've been finding myself using the word surreal a lot lately, I'll have
to watch that).
Dario Bonazza wrote:
Nice shot indeed. I believe you've caught the essence of the
No we don't...
frank theriault wrote:
Wah, waah, wah!!
My Nikon's so heavy!
My Canon's sooo heavy!
My arms are sore. My neck and shoulders hurt! Waaahh!!
We true Pentaxians feel so sorry for you turncoats... vbg
cheers,
frank
The optimist thinks this is the best of
They're just mad because Pentax lenses are superior to all the high priced,
high falutin german made stuff...
-Shawn
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From: Jens Bladt [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, May 10, 2004 1:34 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Pentax * ist D doing badly in Fotomagazin
Thanks, Amiti ... I'm looking for a CRT monitor, not an LCD
model.
The Samsung SyncMaster 957MB is a CRT. I wouldn't use an LCD myself at
this point.
You just made an admirer two fold. One for the location, and two for your
work.
Simply amazing.
~Alejandro
This was taken in Bryce Canyon during the
winter (hence the snow).
PZ-1p, Agfa Optima II 100 film, don't recall the lens. What really
attracted me was how well defined the snow
RE: Phonons...
The idea of a phonon is like a ruler. There are no Phonons, there are no
Inches, a ruler is just a stick with marks on it, but if it makes the right
predictions than that's all the scientific method can deal with...
http://www.cm.utexas.edu/~mcdevitt/supercon/glossary.htm#P
The
Coherent sound waves?
Seems to me I recently read about this happening, and the article
described a military use for it, for disabling troops with unbearable
sound intensity...
Maybe in Science News? Discovery Magazine?
keith whaley
Seaquest DSV first year?
Shana Punim means pretty face in Yiddish. Here's a shana punim from
San Francisco - one of the regular gang of kids that hung around my studio
and the school yard in 1968-69.
http://home.earthlink.net/~scbelinkoff/paw/shana_punim.html
Shel Belinkoff
My husband just gave me an early birthday present so I'd have it for the
NYCPDML outing on Saturday. I am beside myself with shock. Now I have to
rethink my kit for Saturday. Gotta sit down with the manual and get
familiar with this puppy. Big thanks to Herb for being Nate's Pentax
consultant. ;)
Wow! That's great Amita. After talking to you while you were in DC I
didn't think you were interested in the D. Trust me, It will be an easy
transition. I went from manual focus, mechanical cameras to the *ist D
without much frustration.
Enjoy!
Christian Skofteland
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The first thing you must do, John, is to take that chip off your
shoulder, and read my little comments with a grin on your face.
There's no way to type ascii text and imbue it with humor, no way for
you to see the expression on my face, etc.
If you've got some preconceived notion that anyone
Samsungs are very good, and Sonys too (I guess they
are better, but very expensive).
Regards
Albano
--- Amita Guha [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Any
recommendations for a high quality CRT monitor
(Flat screen a must!)
Thanking you in advance for past favors LOL
Last December my husband
Wow! What a spouse! Congrats. You are gonna have tons of fun. Let
us know what you think of it.
Bruce
Monday, May 10, 2004, 6:51:52 PM, you wrote:
AG My husband just gave me an early birthday present so I'd have it for the
AG NYCPDML outing on Saturday. I am beside myself with shock. Now I
It is a shellfish sold in many restaurants, ya'know..
Regards,
Bob...
---
No man's life, liberty or property is safe while the legislature is in
session.
-- Mark Twain
From: Daniel J. Matyola [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Yes, but Muscle is listed on the restaurant's outdoor
Wow! That's great Amita. After talking to you while you
were in DC I didn't think you were interested in the D.
It's just that it was a bit out of my price range, and I'm not usually
an early adopter. But Nate says he got a great deal (he bought it
without a lens) and he just really wanted
Bruce Dayton wrote:
Ann,
Based on your comments and a few others, I have re-scanned this image
and fiddled just a bit. The sky can't be darkened much without
making it look pretty bad (probably 8/16 bit type of problem or just
blown out), so I have cropped some to improve that. The new
Hi!
Wonderful news. Now you have much of recycled electrons to burn g...
I for one am looking forward for your excellent photos taken with
*istD, Amita.
Boris
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Hi!
MM Since I got so much answers on my last surveys, here is another one:
well, well, are you publishing the results? g
MM 1 have you ever made self portraits ?
Nope
MM 2 If yes , serious ore funny ones, did you choose a theme ?
See above
MM 3 If no, why not?
Honestly, I've no idea.
MM
Hi!
Nice meeting you Rob g...
Boris
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Hi!
I did not know it reached state of PITA... I find it quite normal for
me at least to have to look for the original message when I am reading
the reply. Well, here I am trying to correct myself g.
It is Shana Punim all right, but there is one major problem that I see
here. The child looks old
Hi!
Fascinating. Dario, could you please post (off-PAW) a crop of dark and
light areas so that we could see a level of noise or lack thereof?
Really fascinating!
DB http://www.dariobonazza.com/paw/paw03e.htm
DB Sort of a postcard this time, inspired by Gianco's Spoleto.
DB Ciao,
DB Dario
Hi!
I think I would move the camera to the right a little so as to fully
include Cavalier (spelling?) on the right and fully exclude car on the
left. I think it would then make this a little more closed (lack of
word)...
It is parking all right g...
FW With the ever increasing cost of gasoline
Hi!
Layers of light, layers of culture, layers of history, layers of
beauty...
GI Hi everybody,
GI Unfortunately, due to an electrical problem occurred to my car
GI yesterday, I missed the 9th Pentax Day in Spoleto... :-(
GI I didn't feel comfortable to drive that far with the other car
GI (a
Hi!
Jens, now that you wrote it is from *your* garden - you would have to
post the picture of an apple when you have some... g
The bokeh is rather unobtrusive... Interesting...
JB Just a flower on a tree - Appleblossom.
JB SONY DSC F717, f8, 1/125 sec. (0.3 minus correction), a tripod and a
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From: frank theriault [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Wah, waah, wah!!
My Nikon's so heavy!
My Canon's sooo heavy!
My arms are sore. My neck and shoulders hurt! Waaahh!!
We true Pentaxians feel so sorry for you turncoats... vbg
I don't
I think you just described my coffee maker...
Norm
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Simplified version:
1. Build large scale capacitors (Leyden Jars).
2. Wire them in parallel.
3. Connect them to a switch, and an inductor.
4. Shield all electrical equipment you don't want damaged.
5. Hit the switch.
groan
Bob W wrote:
mea culpa,
frank
The optimist thinks this is the best of all possible worlds. The pessimist
fears it is true. -J. Robert Oppenheimer
...but is it the best of all possible universes?
Hey Markus, it was in the summer of love era :-) (Shel's showing his
age) I wasn't really referring to the BW vs. color, you can just see
that the photos are not present day and I wonder how that affects the
viewer, how strong is the 'nostalgia' effect.
Norm.
Markus Maurer wrote:
Hi Norm
I
Actually, Norm, it was the next summer, what we liked to call the morning
after the night before. A tip o' the derby to Shelly Berman
Shel Belinkoff
[Original Message]
From: Norm Baugher [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: 5/10/2004 9:31:14 PM
Subject: Re: PAW - Kids eating
Attila, I really like this one. I think that this is your strongest so
far.
IMHO, the man at end of the street connects together all the lines in
the composition. From what I can see, the man is not wearing modern
clothes which in fact fits the mood. There is certain timelessness in
the
Hi,
Fascinating thread.
Unfortunately all discussions of origins fall short of being
scientific. None of them can be stated in such a way as to allow
for either measurable proof (scientific method) and hence no
disprovability statement. They're not quantifiable, repeatable, or
testable.
Shel,
I like the composition of this photo! Strange that two of the kids have
coats and the other two don't. I have but one concern, my eye keeps being
distracted by the bright car in the background. Does anyone else think this
or am I crazy?
I still like the photo,
Alejandro
The kids
Sylwek
Actually, The Olympus does quite well compared to Canon D10. Not quite as
sharp though. And much more noice. dpreview tested it agains Sony DSC F717
too, which actually does very well in spite of the smaller sensor in this
pro-sumer 5 MP SONY (which I BTW own and enjoy using. I am expecting
It's funny how things work in SciFi. Some authors are much better at
getitng the reader to suspend disbelief and buy into something that is
totally beyond what we actualy think we understand.
Well, there's Space Opera (as written by E.E. 'Doc' Smith), which introduces
new concepts with wild
I really like the comedic flavor of this photo! I don't know if that was
your intention, but it made me laugh. Thank you.
~Alejandro
OTOH, handholding at 1/45s with an IS lens didn't turn out too bad g
http://www.pbase.com/image/28822431
Wendy
Well, They you know say - like dog like master!
Cheers
Jens Bladt
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http://hjem.get2net.dk/bladt
-Oprindelig meddelelse-
Fra: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sendt: 10. maj 2004 19:39
Til: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Emne: Re: A tale of two cameras
I really
Beautiful shot. A little more people on the pavemnet woudn't hurt, though?!
Cheers
Jens Bladt
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http://hjem.get2net.dk/bladt
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Fra: Christian [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sendt: 10. maj 2004 18:04
Til: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Emne: Re: City Hall
I
Hi,
Also remember that scientific theories exit in only in the minds of
people. Presumably there exists some correlation with the actual way
nature works, but we will only know the way our mind presents the
universe to us.
surely the purpose of mathematics is to remove this
Cyoot :-)
S
wendy beard wrote:
As that's where I was all day on Saturday, here's one of the pics.
http://www.pbase.com/image/28821195/large
Wendy
Wendy Beard,
Ottawa, Canada
http://www.beard-redfern.com
Rob and Shaun;
The 6000 has a 52mm filter thread so no adapters are required for using the
S1 105/2.5 Macro. It came with a stack of adapter rings as well (including
58mm), but none of my macro rigs (the 105 or the 200 w 100 bellows or 50
reversed) requires them so I have no experience with
Hey, I've got an application for phonons ... I want a tight-beam
loudspeaker so I can blast just the idiot whose car stereo is
drowning out my television when he stops at a red light and not
hit my neighbours as collateral damage. If I can convince the
sound waves to exhibit their
Just a flower on a tree - Appleblossom.
SONY DSC F717, f8, 1/125 sec. (0.3 minus correction), a tripod and a little
rain.
http://gallery46369.fotopic.net/p4389319.html
All the best
Jens Bladt
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://hjem.get2net.dk/bladt
Bill Robb said:
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Now you know why I think these monster cams are the wrong tool for
wedding photographers. When I was in the game, I had to carry a
camera with a large flash around for about 6 hours. Maybe things have
Yes, but Muscle is listed on the restaurant's outdoor menu!
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Venice Beach has an outdoor gym that's devoted mainly to weight lifting. It's the current version of the old Muscle Beach of movie and California pop culture fame. The original site was in Santa Monica, a
No I used to live in a poor area of the US, SE Michigan, but I moved down here
where the pay is a bit lower, but you can actually find work.
BTW, the $2.35 is nation wide minimum, in most areas maximum, wage for jobs that
are supposed to get tips. It has not gone up in something like 20 years.
Are the ratings by any chance based upon how many pages of ad space the company
buys per year? I can not believe they come from actually using the cameras.
--
Jens Bladt wrote:
I just got the the lates issue of Fotomagasin. There is a test comparing all
DSLR's. Ist D isn't doing too well: 145
På 10. mai. 2004 kl. 14.14 skrev Cotty:
Also,
could an
anti-gravity drive work by simply blocking that exchange of
gravitons. Stay
tuned for further announcements. :)
Possibly. But what would you build the blocking screen from?
Easy.
Bill Owens wrote:
Have a camera ready. Steve is located in some beautiful country. Part of
the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia. There's no place in the USA that is
prettier.
Bill
I know it well... (and I SHALl have camera ready
at all times)
Been up and down Rt 11 and 81 a bunch of times
Hi Frank
nice moment (for us) but the most important question is: Will she try
Warheads again and did she enjoy the sweet rest of the first after the
sour part...
Looks like an interesting party present for close friends and snapshots!
well done
Markus
bought some things called Warheads, which
Since I got so much answers on my last surveys, here is another one:
1 have you ever made self portraits ?
2 If yes , serious ore funny ones, did you choose a theme ?
3 If no, why not?
4 How did you do it, with a remote control or the build in self timer ?
thanks and
Hey,
I know we've had the monopod discussion before, but two questions:
1. I'm buying a Manfrotto, and I'm trying to decide between the 681
and the 3216/18. Any real difference?
2. Any particular head you might recommend, or have you found it easy
to go without?
Thanks. Feel free to contact
Bad luck, Gianco.
Nice picture of Spolento, though. I love three-dimensional towns, and
you've captured the sense of that very well.
John
On Sun, 9 May 2004 13:03:43 -0700 (PDT), Gianfranco Irlanda
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi everybody,
Unfortunately, due to an electrical problem
On Monday, May 10, 2004, at 10:51 AM, Bob W waxed:
Hi,
surely the purpose of mathematics is to remove this dependency. There
are almost certainly things that our minds cannot comprehend that
other minds could, in just the same way that there are things we can
comprehend that dogs and chimpanzees
1 have you ever made self portraits ?
Several times. :D
2 If yes , serious or funny ones, did you choose a theme ?
Both serious and funny.
Theme 1: My acoustic guitar and me
Theme 2: My hats and me : A Life Journey
3 If no, why not?
NA
4 How did you do it, with a remote control or the
Thanks!
And of course, we will continue playing.
DagT
På 7. mai. 2004 kl. 22.28 skrev Boris Liberman:
Hi!
Dag, your son should be encouraged. He has a point here g... Let us
see more of fruits of your cooperation. The start is quite promising.
g
Boris
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På 8. mai. 2004 kl. 21.08 skrev Boris Liberman:
Dag, you're very creative.
Thank you :-)
Sometimes I think I should concentrate more on one theme
Nonetheless g, I do think that foot (yours?) in the right bottom
corner does not belong...
Well, I don´t think I agree. I liked the small hint of
På 7. mai. 2004 kl. 19.10 skrev Ann Sanfedele:
Dag T wrote:
I hate hotel rooms...
http://www.photo.net/photodb/photo?photo_id=2342795size=lg
:-)
DagT
Me too!
However, I have a kinda charming counterpart to
yours -
that is, probably something you would find more
appealing and
shot with the
På 7. mai. 2004 kl. 22.05 skrev Boris Liberman:
Hi!
Dag, this photo leaves me indifferent. I don't travel much and hence
I don't have any particular feelings towards hotels and rooms therein
g...
So I suppose I should say this photo does not work for me...
That´s OK, I can understand why...
Hello Steve,
I have a 3016 - 3 section and a 680B - 4 section. The 4 section has
thicker legs and seems to be very slightly more rigid. That is the
one that I usually use. As for heads, I use the 3229 with quick
release - It is small, light, inexpensive and gets the job done.
Generally for
Markus Maurer wrote:
1 have you ever made self portraits ?
Yes
2 If yes , serious ore funny ones, did you choose a theme ?
Funny. No theme.
3 If no, why not?
I take them when I'm bored and there's a nearby reflective surface. Or
does that count as a theme? :-)
4 How did you do it, with a
The decisive moment, Frank, for both of you. Nice pic.
John
On Sun, 09 May 2004 19:44:27 -0400, frank theriault
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My daughter Claire and I went to the corner store, and bought some
penny-candy (which now cost a nickel, BTW...). We bought some things
called Warheads,
Hiya,
I have not used the monopods you have listed, but I do have the Manfrotto
682B, and I like it. The only problem is that the tripod legs clank inside
the body when I use it as a walking stick (and who doesn't?). It gets
annoying and attracts too much attention. I bought the rubber
I venture to suggest that some might disagree with this, but I will leave
it to others better qualified to do so.
John
On Mon, 10 May 2004 14:07:27 -0500, William Kane [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
On Monday, May 10, 2004, at 10:51 AM, Bob W waxed:
Hi,
surely the purpose of mathematics is to
På 8. mai. 2004 kl. 00.22 skrev frank theriault:
Really, Dag? You hate hotel rooms?
I love 'em. Probably because I've not been in all that many of them.
When I'm in one, it means I'm on vacation (I've never had to travel
for business).
This was a business trip, last weekend :-)
I get to
Hi Steven.
I use the Manfrotto 681/n30 (but i always thought it was an 028,but thats whats
stamped on
the frame)
with 481 rc2 ball head.
Leg is sturdy,no clanking sounds if used as a walking stick and the head holds my D2H
and
80-200 f
2,8 combo well.
Hop ethat helps
I have felt tempted to buy the automatic monopod 334B and the 234RC tilt
head (or I could use my 141RC), because of the quick action option, for
nature photography. It's rather expensive, though. Appr. 100 USD here (excl
head).
The Manfrotto monopod page is here:
Quite.
Mathematics is a tool - a language for discussing, describing,
and deducing.
In itself it says nothing about the concepts being discussed.
It's not a model - it's the language we use to describe the model.
Some other hypothetical intelligence probably wouldn't use exactly
the same
With the ever increasing cost of gasoline I wonder if we'll
be seeing more of these signs springing up in North America.
http://www.photo.net/photodb/photo?photo_id=2352258
The area in southern Ontario where I live has a fairly large
Old Order Mennonite population. The Old Order Mennonites,
That is the one that I usually use. As for heads, I
use the 3229 with quick release - It is small, light,
inexpensive and gets the job done. Generally for most
movements (other than vertical) I just move the pod a bit.
So only when shooting vertical do I have to adjust the head.
Works
Boris,
This was a test roll, using an unfamiliar camera. I shot 36 exposures in
about ten minutes, not looking for art. Just looking to see how the camera
and I teamed up and handled different situations. As for why I didn't crop
it after the fact, I just didn't feel like it. The pic was
It's in progress ... all the pics are up, the format is roughed out
all in due time.
Boris, why don't you quote at least part of the messages to which you
refer. It would make it easier for those reading your posts to reply.
It's a real PITA to have to close your message, find the message
Comments within:
Collin Brendemuehl wrote:
Comments interspersed.
Date: Mon, 10 May 2004 17:07:33 +0100
From: Bob W [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi,
Fascinating thread.
Yup. Sure is.
Unfortunately all discussions of origins fall short of being
scientific. None of them can be stated in such a way
http://www.dariobonazza.com/paw/paw03e.htm
Sort of a postcard this time, inspired by Gianco's Spoleto.
Ciao,
Dario
Nice shot indeed. I believe you've caught the essence of the city. Here is
another view of the Rocca Albornoziana, taken last night:
http://www.dariobonazza.com/paw/paw03e.htm
Ciao,
Dario Bonazza
- Original Message -
From: Gianfranco Irlanda [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent:
Does anybody from Vancouver know Ray?
http://www.dariobonazza.com/paw/paw02e.htm
Comments welcome.
Ciao,
Dario
LOvely shot and I envy you being there with the
combination of
snow and red earth
Would like to see it titled on your web page -
I'm kinda a non-fiddler when it comes to getting
photos displayed on
the web but were I to fiddle I'd darken the sky a
bit or crop more
of it out (in camera, a
I'm looking for a high quality CRT monitor on which to do my Photoshop
work. I've heard very good things about the LaCie Electronblue IV and the
Sony Artisan, as well as a particular model of NEC, the model number of
which escapes me right now. Has anyone any experience with these monitors?
Any
Hi Dario ...
So, my first question is, what's the point of the photo? Is it supposed to
represent two people at opposite political extremes, someone showing
someone else a small item (maybe even using a tiny digicam to take a
picture), or something else? The problem, you see, is that there's
BRING IT ON, DUDE!!
I'm not afraid of you.
(name witheld by request)
The optimist thinks this is the best of all possible worlds. The pessimist
fears it is true. -J. Robert Oppenheimer
From: Brad Dodo [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Brad Dodo
On Sun, 9 May 2004, Christian Skofteland wrote:
Yes, I've used the 6000 Ring flash quite a lot on the D. Here is an
example: http://home.mindspring.com/~c_skofteland/id12.html
Thanks for this. Was that taken with TTL, or tables?
Kostas
You just have to click your heels three times, and repeat, there's no film
like colour, there's no film like colour vbg
Oops, I guess I should go amend that one. It was, of course, Agfa 400
colour neg film...
cheers,
frank
The optimist thinks this is the best of all possible worlds. The
OK Christian let me know how you go!
Cheers
Shaun
-Original Message-
From: Christian [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, May 11, 2004 12:31 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Vivitar 6000 Ring Flash
Rob and Shaun;
The 6000 has a 52mm filter thread so no adapters are required
Any
recommendations for a high quality CRT monitor (Flat screen a must!)
Thanking you in advance for past favors LOL
Last December my husband got the Samsung SyncMaster 957MB, 19 inches,
$300 from Amazon. It is very nearly a flat screen. He didn't go for true
flat because he didn't want the
- Original Message -
From: Shel Belinkoff
Subject: OT: Monitors
I'm looking for a high quality CRT monitor on which to do my
Photoshop
work.
I am quite happy with my Samsung SyncMaster 955df . I think it is a
.20 dot
pitch, or some such.
It seems to have very good colour is quite
- Original Message -
From: frank theriault
Subject: Re: A tale of two cameras
Wah, waah, wah!!
My Nikon's so heavy!
My Canon's sooo heavy!
My arms are sore. My neck and shoulders hurt! Waaahh!!
We true Pentaxians feel so sorry for you turncoats... vbg
- Original Message -
From: Cotty
Subject: Re: OT - where I deserve to be!
Some feature on a Christian group in the prison -
You'all put your Christians in prisons?
That seems a little harsh.
William Robb
On 11 May 2004 at 0:36, Nick Clark wrote:
Meter mode is as it is indicated by which control wheel is active. I didn't mean
ISO, just that you don't have to count stops to get bsck to your preferred
metering mode.
True enough unless of course you've inadvertently bumped either thumb wheel
I've priced some. The LaCie is affordable, the Sony Artisan is more than I
want to pay.
Shel Belinkoff
[Original Message]
From: Herb Chong [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: 5/10/2004 4:40:56 PM
Subject: Re: Monitors
you've priced these, right? what's your budget?
Herb
i think getting something with a Trinitron in it at the right size from a
reputable brand name and use your calibration hardware/software on it is all
that is really needed. the critical thing for a photographer is the color
management. built-in color management hardware has its advantages.
At 19:01 2004.05.10 -0400, you wrote:
Date: Mon, 10 May 2004 23:34:46 +0100
From: Bob W [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi,
I don't think you understand what 'scientific' means. While it may not
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and not the empirical, experimental one. So the student goes on to college
and is instructed in a new way
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