I've experienced condensation many times in the summer when going out
from a cool, dry air conditioned house into the hot, humid backyard.
Condensation forms on the front lens element. I don't know if I get
any inside. I never wipe it. I just let it sit until it clears up. It
usually only
I've had condensation form in the viewfinder window,
which is a bit of a nuisance. Like Paul, I've not had
any form inside a lens, but that may be because I
haven't exercised the lens (which would draw moist
air inside it) until it has warmed up.
I've done lots of winter shooting in which the
Boris,
Don't obcess about this, just take some 'Baggies' with you and bag the
camera upon entering warm, humid places from the cold.
'Baggies' are a product name here in the US for sandwich bags. They
are thin plastic film and come in various sizes. They started in the
sandwich bag size to
Paul,
Hands to big??! That's an enormous cup he's holding... more like a soup bowl.
Good shot. I like the match between he colors of the shirt and cup.
Client should be pleased...
Regards, Bob S.
On Nov 16, 2007 3:50 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks Jack. It happens to be for a bank ad,
A fish! with a fortuitous red dot out in front! It is enlightening!
Have a good day, Bob S.
On Nov 16, 2007 12:41 PM, Godfrey DiGiorgi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
A gray day here so I thought I might find something light to lift the
mood ...
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/scotland/glasgow_and_west/7098116.stm
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Dan,
Interesting photo.
The lighting makes it almost look like a minature model, not full size.
Are those telescopes in the background?
Regards, Bob S.
On Nov 16, 2007 10:00 AM, Daniel J. Matyola [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Nothing special; just a cool word that I wanted to illustrate:
Filament of sole! :-)
Thanks Bob.
Godfrey
On Nov 17, 2007, at 5:54 AM, Bob Sullivan wrote:
A fish! with a fortuitous red dot out in front! It is enlightening!
Have a good day, Bob S.
A gray day here so I thought I might find something light to lift the
mood ...
It certainly prompts questions about what people can and can't do
behind closed doors with inanimate objects.
Stay within the law...animate objects only. ;}
-p
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It is an idiotic world, and getting moreso every day.
I'll go take some pictures now. Someone will likely tell me I'm a
child molester or voyeur for that pleasure.
Feh.
G
On Nov 17, 2007, at 7:46 AM, Paul Sorenson wrote:
It certainly prompts questions about what people can and can't do
Thanks Bob. Yeah, we picked the colors to complement each other. And
the format includes a blue border, so it should work. Although most
of the ads will be BW, but the colors convert nicely as well.
Paul
On Nov 17, 2007, at 8:50 AM, Bob Sullivan wrote:
Paul,
Hands to big??! That's an
- Original Message -
From: Boris Liberman
Subject: One more question about condensations
Hi!
Suppose I hadn't got lucky and condensation did occur.
1. What to do in case of just external condensation? Wipe it off and go
on?
2. What is internal elements of the lens suffer from
Bill, Bob, I have been given another suggestion.
What if I simply keep the camera inside my jacket and take it out to the
cold only to take a shot and then immediately shove it back in beneath
my jacket...
I will probably make a mix of all the suggestions and see how it goes on
location.
On 17/11/07, William Robb, discombobulated, unleashed:
Don't bother with hair dryers, all they do is blow dust into your camera,
have very little effect on drying the harmless exterior condensation, and
absolutely no effect on anything that forms on the inside.
I don't think modern electronic
On 17/11/07, Boris Liberman, discombobulated, unleashed:
What if I simply keep the camera inside my jacket and take it out to the
cold only to take a shot and then immediately shove it back in beneath
my jacket...
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The M200/4 is spoken for. Thanks!
Scott Loveless wrote:
I've used KEH's online quote wizard to determine a grade for each
lens. I've priced them accordingly - slightly more than the quote
wizard, less than KEH's retail price. The glass is clear, no fungus or
haze. There are a couple
A 35mm f2.8 macro, with focus clutch (Can we say 35 Limited?) and an
11-16 f2.8 DX. CaNikon only for now (Sucks for Sony users, who could
really use the 11-16).
I'm wondering if the latter will see a DA* version. It would make a lot
of sense as the wide match to teh 16-50 and 50-135 (which is
Yes, a lot of sense, indeed.
And yes, the 35 macro will be out as a Limited in Pentax brand but I
expect the Pentax to be a lot more compact.
On Nov 17, 2007 6:41 PM, Adam Maas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
A 35mm f2.8 macro, with focus clutch (Can we say 35 Limited?) and an
11-16 f2.8 DX. CaNikon
Adam posted:
A 35mm f2.8 macro, with focus clutch (Can we say 35 Limited?) and an
11-16 f2.8 DX. CaNikon only for now (Sucks for Sony users, who could
really use the 11-16).
I'm wondering if the latter will see a DA* version. It would make a lot
of sense as the wide match to teh 16-50 and 50-135
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From: Boris Liberman
Subject: Re: One more question about condensations
Bill, Bob, I have been given another suggestion.
What if I simply keep the camera inside my jacket and take it out to the
cold only to take a shot and then immediately shove it back in
Joseph Tainter wrote:
Adam posted:
A 35mm f2.8 macro, with focus clutch (Can we say 35 Limited?) and an
11-16 f2.8 DX. CaNikon only for now (Sucks for Sony users, who could
really use the 11-16).
I'm wondering if the latter will see a DA* version. It would make a lot
of sense as the wide
In a message dated 11/17/2007 6:40:07 A.M. Pacific Standard Time,
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Well, I am glad to hear it's been debated.
Marnie
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Better late than never, right...?
I really like these, Jack. Using the long lens has
enabled you to keep things square--or did you
straighten them in PS?
Rick
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I resist any reference to chain lube.
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Another Autumn photo ...
http://homepage.mac.com/ramarren/photo/PAW7/47g.htm
enjoy
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Darn it Scott- you are trying to sell what I already have...
Cheers
Beaker
On Nov 17, 2007, at 12:19 PM, Scott Loveless wrote:
The M200/4 is spoken for. Thanks!
Scott Loveless wrote:
I've used KEH's online quote wizard to determine a grade for each
lens. I've priced them accordingly -
In Seattle harbor, next to a pier, was
this...umm...thing. I think it is designed to contain
an oil spill. The pattern and colors intrigued me.
http://photo.net/photodb/photo?photo_id=6650354size=lg
K10D, DA 16-45, ISO 1600, f/4 at 1/6, handheld, RAW
via Lightroom.
Some of the floats are a
Boris,
What Bill said...
Inside the coat works too.
Regards, Bob S.
On 11/17/07, William Robb [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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From: Boris Liberman
Subject: Re: One more question about condensations
Bill, Bob, I have been given another suggestion.
What if I
I had to work with the sky border on the top and left side of #256.
That was a matter of tilting and maneuvering to keep the border width
fairly constant. I think the low shooting angle was the primary cause
for a slightly skewed edge line.(?)
Otherwise I don't think I cropped to just to
Testing... haven't seen anything from the PDML list all day and I just
want to check that the list is working.
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Everybody's out shooting
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Finishing up Linsey's portfolio. Just started sorting through today's
shoot, but this one works for me.
http://photo.net/photodb/photo?photo_id=6650402
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I'm not ready to move to Leopard yet, but I'm tracking it. Here's the
latest from Adobe regards Lightroom vs Leopard:
http://blogs.adobe.com/lightroomjournal/2007/11/
lightroom_13_and_leopard.html
Lightroom 1.3 and Leopard
The Lightroom 1.3 release addresses many Leopard OS X 10.5 issues
.timbercode wrote:
Hi list! :D
I've an adapter for Pentax K but I don't know the other. The adapter
says PK-HB, but today we tried it on a Hasselblad lens and it won't fit.
Here's a picture: http://timber.clancode.hu/misc/ize/bayonet.jpg
Thanks in advance,
Timber
Could it be a
Derby Chang wrote:
.timbercode wrote:
Hi list! :D
I've an adapter for Pentax K but I don't know the other. The adapter
says PK-HB, but today we tried it on a Hasselblad lens and it won't fit.
Here's a picture: http://timber.clancode.hu/misc/ize/bayonet.jpg
Thanks in advance,
Timber
Hi-
Has anyone used a bellows type slide copier on a digital SLR? Or am I
just being silly again?
I'm thinking about getting a roll of BW film and hunting up my old
reels and tank, so I can do BW film on the cheap.
I realize a film scanner is a better way to go about this, but an e-
bay
Finishing up Linsey's portfolio. Just started sorting through today's
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http://photo.net/photodb/photo?photo_id=6650402
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I tried using my Pentax bellows/slide copier with the ist D, but it does not
clear the front of the camera. I had to use a very small extension tube to be
able to mount it on the body..The K10D might have more space to use the
bellows.Joe
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I guess that is where we should beJoe
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Everybody's out shooting
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Jack: If you copy the URL and paste it into a new
browser window, one is let in.
Nice pic, Jay! You could try cropping out the bottom
1/4 and a smidge from the left, but it's a nice snap
as it is.
Rick
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I'm getting, FORBIDDEN, no permission to open (?)
I wish, but I've spent the day working though my backlog of BW
Processing Scanning.
Boring but necessary.
-Adam
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I guess that is where we should beJoe
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There are at least two ways to do this that are preferable to what
you propose:
One: Shoot BW film and scan it on a good film scanner.
Two: Shoot digital and convert it to BW.
Paul
On Nov 17, 2007, at 10:06 PM, Beaker wrote:
Hi-
Has anyone used a bellows type slide copier on a digital SLR?
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From: Beaker
Subject: Slide copier on a DSLR?
Hi-
Has anyone used a bellows type slide copier on a digital SLR? Or am I
just being silly again?
I'm thinking about getting a roll of BW film and hunting up my old
reels and tank, so I can do BW film on the
Rick,
That is interesting.
If you hadn't explained, I would never have guessed what it was.
Still, the swirling pattern and repeated shapes made a picture that
held my attention.
And, I kept on seeing movement in the still photo.
Regards, Bob S.
On Nov 17, 2007 4:55 PM, Rick Womer [EMAIL
An Epson 4490 flatbed ($109 refurbished from epson.com) is also a better
solution. With the addition of 1-2 35mm ANR inserts from
betterscanning.com it makes a cheap but quite acceptable 35mm scanning
solution (Without the inserts get ready for newton-rings or film
curvature problems). As a
Oh my..yes! Works for me too.
Sassy and well caught.
Jack
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Interesting, Rick. Kinda' like it.
I believe the pattern is probably too repetitious to hold the interest
of many, however. But then, what I believe is often 'unique'. =)
Jack
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In Seattle harbor, next to a pier, was
this...umm...thing. I think it is
Hi!
You're probably right, Bill. It is just that I don't want to miss shots,
you know. I am not going to have all too much time there...
But indeed, I may be over-reacting.
Boris
William Robb wrote:
That works.
Honestly though Boris, you are obsessing over very little. The climate I
have
Hi all,
I'm unsubscribing again in the face of yet more computer problems. Unrelated
from the previous lot but now the 10.5.1 update has caused me problems with
unresponsive applications and difficulty shutting down. It seems that Mail is
very good at triggering this whenever it tries to
I must say I am disappointed, Paul. I expected to see some real liquid
in the cap, you know...
*Sipping my darjeeling oolong...*
Boris
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Mike, as Bill said, the normal bellows don't have the extension to
allow you to copy the full frame. A few months ago I did see listed
somewhere (BH?) a redesigned bellows/slide copier intended to get
around the problem with digital SLRs. Available for various mounts.
Price was around $250
I'd revert to Tiger until Apple gets its shit together. Leopard is
clearly the buggiest release Apple's done since 10.2 if not before.
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I'm unsubscribing again in the face of yet more computer problems. Unrelated
from the previous lot but now the 10.5.1
Another Autumn photo ...
http://homepage.mac.com/ramarren/photo/PAW7/47g.htm
Lovely. Reminds me of the neighborhood where I grew up. I can almost smell
the smoke as my dad lights up some logs in the fireplace.
Normally fall leaves don't do much for me, but combined with the grey street
Given this Dave Mann's latest news, I've got a new computer related theory:
A computer systems (OS, Windows...) propensity for crashes,
compatibility problems etc., is inversely proportional to said systems
popularity amongst the computer using public.
:-)
Cheers,
Dave
On Nov 18, 2007 5:13
No, he should stick with the Mac. But even with a Mac, don't upgrade
to a new OS until the inevitable gremlins have been exorcised! The
cost/benefit ratio is just weighted too heavily on the cost side.
I didn't move from System 9 until they had gotten up to 10.3.x,
didn't move to 10.4 until
David Mann wrote:
A bunch of stuff about a broken Macintosh operating system.
You should get a PC.
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Has anyone used a bellows type slide copier on a digital SLR? Or am I
just being silly again?
I'm thinking about getting a roll of BW film and hunting up my old
reels and tank, so I can do BW film on the cheap.
I realize a film scanner is a better way to go about
Yes she does, indeed! Very nicely done, Paul.
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Saturday, November 17, 2007, 7:05:15 PM, you wrote:
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PS shoot, but this one works for me.
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