--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The term most often used is Lower 48, sometimes -
more rarely - is Continental US
That's 49 states; Alaska is Continental.
The Lower 48 is equivalent to the Contiguous US.
Doug
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The Lower 48 means the same thing as Continental
US, or the contiguous states.
No, no, no, Alaska IS continental... It's not an
island! (Neither is Rhode Island, but that's another
story ;-).)
Continguous, on the other hand, does indeed refer to
the same
--- Christian [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The lack of noise at high sensitivity is something
people claim as an advantage for CMOS. Supposedly a
drawback is that they suck more power.
Actually, it's the opposite. CMOS use much less power
than CCD but they have higher noise levels.
Canon CMOS have very
--- Ivan Shukster [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
And AVID will not work on the mac. Apparently it
will be another month until the bugs are worked out
and it will work on the mac.
That's not the Mac's fault. Obviously Avid haven't
updated their software to work yet on the latest Macs.
I laughed and
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
--- Bill Owens [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That's kinda what I thought, that it was basically
the laptop version of the Core Duo.
No. Core Duo is the name of the processor (it's a
mobile chip but is also used in Mac Minis and
last-generation iMacs). Centrino is an
--- Mark Roberts [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
believe me, the typical man on the street Mac
user has no more or less trouble than his
Windows-using counterpart.
Sorry, but I don't believe you ;-).
The difference between Windows and Mac comes down to
more than personal preference. Mac OS really IS
--- William Robb [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
They do not support sweat shops.
That statement depends on two things.
First, it depends on what you call a sweat shop.
Many people simply take this to mean any plant which
operates on labor rules not as strict as in the US,
Europe, or other
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Ralf R. Radermacher)
Given the choice, I'd probably go for the new Fuji
S5 - if only for the dynamic range which would be a
definite plus for my night stuff - provided it came
with a better viewfinder than its predecessors.
It has the same viewfinder as the D200 - which
--- Adam Maas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The 18-200, while a good lens, is not one I'd pair
with the D200.
The only reason I'd buy it is for the VR.
There's no other VR Nikkor wider than 24mm.
I'd not invest in the D200 unless I was willing to
pair it with serious glass
I'd not invest in
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I don't agree with your assessment of what most
Democrats would support.
I mean Democratic politicians.
Democratic rank-and-file tend to be much more radical
than Democratic politicians.
I can't remember the last time I heard a Democratic
candidate advocate a
--- John Forbes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Elsewhere, he'd be normal.
Aren't independence and normalcy (as defined by
society) somewhat mutually exclsuive? Normal to me,
denotes a certain amount of conformity, which is
opposed to independence.
--- Adam Maas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'd do fine
--- Adam Maas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Within 1 major revision of the OS for software (So
Windows XP and 2000 would be modern, OS X 10.4 and
10.3 for Mac's).
This is somewhat unfair as Windows 2000 is much older
than OS X 10.3. Actually, so is Windows XP!
Hardware which is capable of running
--- Amita Guha [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thibouille, how was the build of the K10D?
According to Thibouille and others, the build quality
is better than the *ist D.
I take that it to mean that must be very good, since
the D was very nicely put together for an advanced
amateur camera.
New Doug
--- Joseph Tainter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Seriously, what could be added to warrant a
substantially higher price?
The K10D is basically a D200 at a D80 price. I would
expect the K1D will be a D2Xs at a D200 price.
I would say we are, at the very least, looking at:
12 MP
5 fps
Bigger RAW
--- Amita Guha [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I saw the Sony Alpha today and was shocked at how
plasticky and cheap it felt.
It's not THAT bad... Don't get me wrong; it's not GOOD
but have you ever felt a Canon Rebel? Now they REALLY
feel like crap... Next to those, the A100 doesn't feel
so bad.
But it is
--- P. J. Alling [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you look at their history you wouldn't be
surprised.
Well, it was founded by rich businessmen, so in the
past it wouldn't have been surprising. (Or do you mean
something else?)
I'm more surprised that it's apparently still the case
today. A lot of
--- From: Thibouille [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Ask me I will send it ;)
Sure, I'll take one :-).
New Doug
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--- Paul Stenquist [EMAIL PROTECTED]
That's certainly not true in the US.
US politics are radically different than any other
industrialized country. The US doesn't even have a
substantial organized socialist party (in most other
industrialized countries, it's the biggest or
second-biggest one).
--- Adam Maas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
By US standards that would make me a moderate
democrat
By US standards it would make you an outcast ;-)!
Neither party would tolerate you.
Your views on guns, global warming, and foreign policy
fit right in with the Republican line.
Your views on
--- Adam Maas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Note I support Socialized Medicine, not National
Health Insurance.
Sorry, I wasn't clear.
Socialized medicine I take to mean a system like the
UK's, where the whole thing is government-owned
(whether it is controlled centrally or locally).
By national
--- graywolf [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Solly, no spak anguish.
LOL, you remind me of this Shelley Berman routine:
http://www.shelleyberman.com/roomservice.htm
Doug
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$4,995.00 US Street Price
Are you kidding?
If that's true, it's going to completely revolutionize
the MF digital market.
I am hugely skeptical that they can produce it for
that sort of price but then again, the K10D is pretty
impressive for $899 :-)!
--- Mark Roberts [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
though the MF camera should have better noise
characteristics
I'm not so sure about that.
Most MF digital cameras don't even go above ISO 400.
The EOS-1Ds Mk II has excellent noise characteristics.
Probably the only thing that can beat them is the
--- Joseph Tainter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This time they mounted the lens correctly.
I guess they are now ready for prime time ;-).
What interests me is that the camera is called GX-10.
It was originally labelled GX-2.
The Samsung naming logic is the opposite of Pentax:
with Pentax, a 10 is
--- Doug Franklin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Actually, I'm not sure I'd ever be able to do it at
all.
Don't give up so easily on your dream :-)!
I know a lot of people who are prone to seasickness
but still will not be deterred from travelling by sea.
Many people find great relief from the
--- David Mann [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I hope the new supersonic lenses aren't going to
scare cats.
I shouldn't think so - the Canikon ones don't make any
sound at all when focusing.
New Doug
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Empress of Canada (CP) in 1964, to Montreal.
Ah, the lovely EMPRESS OF CANADA! One of my favorite
(and highly under-appreciated) post-war liners.
She was broken up in 2004, but you can buy a piece of
her at:
http://www.midshipcentury.com/empressofcanada.shtml
--- Doug Franklin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've also wanted for a long time to do a Europe
trip where I fly in and out of England, and take the
Channel Tunnel in one direction and the hovercraft
ferry in the other
I'm afraid you're too late - the hovercraft have been
retired.
Crossing the
--- Cotty [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Forget the hovercraft - outdated slow ;-) You want
to go on the sea cat:
They don't have those on the Channel any longer,
either!
Not long after Sea Containers retired the hovercraft,
they shut down Hoverspeed entirely and sold the
SeaCats elsewhere.
The
--- graywolf [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The North Atlantic is a dark and stormy sea in the
wintertime.
The North Atlantic can be a dark and stormy sea any
time of year... And it can also be quite pleasant if
you're lucky.
Thank you for joining out Masochists Special
winter cruise.
First,
--- Mark Roberts [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I probably represent the last generation ever to
emigrate to America by ship.
Well, by 1967, not only were few people emigrating to
America by ship, but few people were emigrating from
Western Europe to America by any means, except perhaps
some from
--- Doug Franklin [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I've read so many books about the U-boat War in
the North Atlantic during WW2 that I've always wanted
to do a winter crossing. It'd have to be on something
the size of the QE2 or the QM2, though.
I don't mind heavy weather but I would certainly not
cross
--- Joseph Tainter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I hope you are right, John. But the statement could
refer only to the image circle. These are DA lenses.
I also would hope that they can work with
screwdriver AF but this would be very unusual. I do
not know of any lenses from other manufacturers that
--- From: John Coyle [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I travelled, in 1967, from Southampton to St.Helena
on the Capetown Castle -
never could make up my mind whether that was a
cruise or a voyage.
Line voyage.
A good friend of mine was a purserette (as they then
called female pursers) aboard U-C ships
Here is the 2007 lens roadmap in English:
http://www.digital.pentax.co.jp/en/lens/roadmap.pdf
Aside from the three DA* zooms, I don't see anything
particularly exciting.
The 17-70mm strikes me as particularly redundant... Do
we really need another standard zoom on top of the
18-55, 16-45 and
--- Kenneth Waller [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've also noticed some new look full page Pentax Ads
in several photo mags.
Not just photo mags. Yesterday I was flipping through
National Geographic Traveler and there was a nice
full-page K100D ad. It emphasized small and light
and Shake Reduction
--- Kenneth Waller [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've also noticed some new look full page Pentax Ads
in several photo mags.
Not just photo mags. Yesterday I was flipping through
National Geographic Traveler and there was a nice
full-page K100D ad. It emphasized small and light
and Shake Reduction
--- Adam Maas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
D200 (the first weather-sealed semi-pro DSLR in the
sub-$2K market,
Wouldn't that be the Oly E-1?
(It is sad that they are not releasing a successor to
it - it was actually a lovely camera with certain
fatal flaws...)
Doug
Dear All,
Maybe someone's sent this in already (I get digests),
but it appears the K10D has arrived:
http://www.steves-digicams.com/pr/pentax_09132006_k10d_pr.html?AType=0
Amazingly, it lives up to the rumors! (Possibly the
first D-SLR I know of that has.)
We now have four 10 MP SLRs for $999
--- Cotty [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Indeed it does. That's interesting. Canon put the
seal on the back of the lenses (L). With the K10D you
can seal camera to any lens.
I'm not so sure about that.
I think you will find that the 1-series D-SLRs (and
the EOS-1V) have gaskets on the lens mount,
--- Digital Image Studio [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
looking at the huge press kit photos I see no gasket
What press kit photos :-)?
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Dear All,
It appears more of the supposed K10D press release has
been posted on a Chinese-language forum.
I am quoting from the forum - you can view the
original post at
(http://forum.ec-photo.com/viewtopic.php?p=125207).
Note this is of course mere rumor at this point, we
will have to wait a
--- Shel Belinkoff [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Who will probably buy a K10D based on reviews and
comments here and in other venues?
That's me.
I would never go to the point of saying that I'm
definitely buying any camera that doesn't even exist
yet, but I will probably buy a K10D.
I might wait until
Dear All,
I have been reading the K10D chatter here with
interest.
First things first: if this camera is, as rumored, to
sell at US$999 or less, it WILL have three main
competitors: the Nikon D80, the Sony A100 and the
Canon 400D/Rebel XTi.
Why? Well, they all sell for around $999 with kit
--- Paul Stenquist [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I wouldn't be surprised if K10D cameras are alrea
warehoused in the United States.
This would be highly unusual for the camera business.
Products have usually NOT shipped when they are
announced.
--- Tim Øsleby [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thousand
--- Godfrey DiGiorgi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I recall that option in the Mac OS X version of
Photoshop but it no longer exists in CS2 that I can
find.
Wait... We're talking about the Open dialog, right?
Forgive me if I'm a bit confused - I haven't been
following this discussion closely. I
--- Mark Roberts [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The K10D is designed to be compatible with
supersonic motor-driven autofocus lenses (currently
under development), which are expected to provide
smoother, quieter autofocus operation than
conventional lenses.
Supposedly this comes from a leaked K10D
--- Joseph Tainter [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Is anyone else not worked up over this?
I'm not worked up about it either.
If it will work on existing Pentax bodies, I think
it's a nice feature (but not important). If these
lenses will initially autofocus ONLY on the K10D, I
think it is a stupid choice
--- George Sinos [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Keppler always has an interesting take on the
industry.
Indeed, very interesting.
It is worth noting that Herb uses a Pentax *ist D and
a Konica Minolta Maxxum 7D - not a Canon or Nikon. (He
is a long-time Pentax and Minolta user.)
It is interesting
Dear All,
Yet another K100D review:
http://www.dcresource.com/reviews/pentax/k100d-review/index.shtml
Very nice, though it is rather unfair to compare
continuous shooting performance with the D80 - that is
a camera that will compete with the K10D. The K100D
should be compared with the D50.
Doug
--- Brendan MacRae [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Let's all hope it's full frame! Pentax will kill the
competition with the price!
That is purely a fantasy, and one whose chance of
being realized is practically nil.
METAL BODY - this is frickin no brainer for Pentax!
If your camera has a plastic body,
Dear All,
On DPReview there is a gentleman who claims that his
local camera store in Portland, Maine showed him an
advertising flyer for the K10D with the following
specs:
- 10 Megapixels
- ISO 100 to 3200
- Shake Reduction
- Anti-Dust System
- Li-Ion Battery
Unfortunately, he has not got a
Well, not exactly - it's a preview, but pretty
detailed.
http://www.imaging-resource.com/PRODS/K100D/K100DA.HTM
I'm not sure what the big deal is about tungsten WB -
EVERY digital camera I have ever used does an awful
job of automatic WB in artificial light. The author
says that the answer is to
Dear All,
This is something that really annoys me about my C*non
so I am wondering if it is different on Pentax's
D-SLRs (specifically the K100D, but they're probably
all the same in this respect).
Like most modern cameras, the 20D goes to sleep
after a few seconds.
On a N*kon D-SLR you can
--- Toralf Lund [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think he's annoyed mainly with the fact that he
has to press one specific button
Exactly.
I would like to be able to press any button I want, to
avoid an unecessary extra step.
In reality it doesn't take up much extra time, but it
is annoying.
---
--- Shel Belinkoff [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
What's the problem here? Why don't you spell out
Canon and Nikon?
This is a carryover from the DPR forums and some other
sites, where as a sort of joke people '*' out other
camera companies' names as though they were
obscenities.
I always
Dear All,
Looks like I provoked some interesting responses with
my Leica posts :-).
I am the type of person who from time to time likes
to, ahem, stir the pot. It is always fascinating to
see what happens when people rush to the defense of
their camera equipment!
--- Digital Image Studio [EMAIL
--- Adam Maas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
there is a very distinct difference between the R3a
and the M7, mostly in build. Now a Zeiss Ikon (at
around $1500USD) on the other hand...
Isn't the Zeiss Ikon basically the same camera as the
Bessa, but marketed as a Zeiss by Hasselblad?
New Doug
--- Shel Belinkoff [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Yes and a friend has the R3. QC stinks.
I'm sorry to hear that.
I thought it looked like a nice camera, considering
its low price.
--- Adam Maas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Frankly, when the Leica costs more than an F6,
there's a problem.
I
Here is a good (English) K100D review from Slovenia:
http://www.e-fotografija.com/artman/publish/article_1154.shtml
A very impressive performance. I am especially
impressed by the high ISO performance which looks even
better than my C*non 20D (and that is pretty good).
Unless there is something
--- Digital Image Studio [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
They are made in the heart of Europe, not the
Philippines
And the Voigtlanders are made in the heart of Japan...
Same difference.
New Doug
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I did enjoy Mike's review, but I am surprised to hear
that he finds something deficient about the high ISO
capability of the K100D. It should be just as good as
any other camera - or at least its *ist-series
predecessors were.
I am going to send him an e-mail and ask him to
elaborate on this
--- Bob Shell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
They will sell a special hand-hammered titanium one
as an accessory for $ 500.00 and another one with
Hermes designed silk covering for $2,000.00.
Don't give them any ideas ;-)!
This is why I have little respect these days for
Leica. It seems to me that
--- Digital Image Studio [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
a user can buy a bog stock body, granted they are
expensive but not unreasonably so.
From BH:
Leica M7: $3,495
Voigtlander Bessa R3A: $549.95
Is the M7 really worth more than more than SIX times
the price of the R3A?
I find this extremely
--- Thibouille [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, KM/Sony is even worse IMO...
The A100 has disappointing image quality, but I think
the body itself is not bad. Not really special, but
certainly not bad. It is a reasonable size, seems
comfortable to hold and fairly well-built. I have only
played
--- K.Takeshita [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
However, Sony brand should be really at work here.
I agree... In fact in most respects the Minolta 5D was
a better camera than the Alpha, but it did not have
the Sony name and also the 10 MP figure which attracts
customers (it was after all the first
--- Scott Loveless [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What have you used?
I can't remember everything I've USED, so I'll stick
to owned:
Film:
Cheap Fujifilm PS
Pentax ME (still have)
Nikon N60 aka F60
Nikon N90s aka F90x
Digital:
Olympus C-2100UZ
Nikon D1
Olympus E-1
Canon EOS 20D (still have)
--- K.Takeshita [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It looks like the market in Japan is now tangling
up.
http://bcnranking.jp/flash/09-9669.html
This is very interesting... Canon has obviously had a
VERY precipitous drop in sales.
That said, they are supposedly set to introduce a 10
MP Rebel at
--- Aaron Reynolds [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I really don't get what's being said here -- old,
film optimized lenses perform well on the full frame
Canons, as evidenced by the L series?
Define well ;-).
Even the best film-optimized Canon glass cannot take
advantage of the full-frame sensors.
Dave,
Good luck with your new (old) D1H.
The D1H, really, is a D1 with all the problems fixed
:-).
Until the advent of in-body SR, it might have been the
best low-light camera available. I think it still
probably has the lowest noise levels of any DSLR
because of those HUGE pixels.
My D1 (a
--- Gaurav Aggarwal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Coming out of the lurking mode, I would like to get
your views/opinion on K100D vs. Canon Rebel XT
Personally I would much rather have a K100D.
I am not at all fond of the XT; it is a plasticky,
cheaply-built camera with awful (IMHO) ergonomics.
--- David J Brooks [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Easy lads.
I have the D1, D2H, D200 and just put a bid in for a
D1H.
I'll admit it, I really like Nikons a lot.
My first D-SLR was a D1. Even though it was big and
heavy, I REALLY liked it. Unfortunately, it was also
defective and I couldn't get another
--- Doug Franklin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Or we could just call you Newman ... you're not a
postal carrier, by chance, I don't suppose? :-)
No, I'm not :-).
I am, however, Paul Newman's grandson. But not THAT
Paul Newman ;-)...
Doug
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--- Pål Jensen [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
It is significantly smaller than the D200 and will
give better image quality.
Smaller is OK, so long as it is not BIGGER :-).
I have heard it will be a metal body with
weather-sealing; if so I guess that would put it
roughly on par with the D200
--- Adam Maas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The K10D is likely going to be similar in size to
the D80, with build in between the D80 and D200.
The D80 (I have not paid much attention to it) is
similar in size to the D70? I can live with that.
The D70 feels like it is built fairly decently, if the
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Huh??? virtually any diesel car will run on
significantly less.
Very true, but there are very few diesel cars sold in
the US!
In the 2007 model year there will be ONE (!) diesel
car sold here, a Mercedes-Benz E-class. And you cannot
buy them in California, Maine,
--- Dario Bonazza [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think the K10D will be metal inside and plastic on
the outside, just like all previous Pentax DSLR's.
This is fine, there is just something about the feel
of metal though :-).
Yes, it is rumored it will have some kind of
sealing.
I like that.
--- John Forbes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think you can be pretty certain that if it is
smaller it won't be bigger.
Of course.
When I joined this group I should have mentioned that
I am unfortunately a very fast typist. This means I
type faster than I think :-o...
New Doug
--- Adam Maas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Actually, it's notable smaller than the D70
I guess I should have read Phil Askey's preview more
closely.
The *istD had the best noise quality of all the
cameras I've shot with extensively
When I bought my E-1 I also considered the D70 and the
*ist
Dear All,
As you might have guessed from the subject line (!), I
am a new member. I recently found this esteemed list
from a reference on DPReview.
I currently own a Canon 20D and am preparing to switch
to Pentax, either to a K100D or possibly the upcoming
K10D (not the K10D if it turns out to
--- Juey Chong Ong [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The newer R series clogs less than the older
models. So they've either improved the ink formulation
and/or head, or older printers just tend to clog more
often.
The newer printers have entirely different ink.
For one thing, some the latest ones all
Dear All,
Thanks for your warm welcome.
It's not often that I come across a place with so many
Dougs! I'll go as New Doug from now on and hopefully
we will not have any more Dougs in the future :-).
New Doug
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Although with 3 of them the PDML is starting to
resemble Scaramanga...
Being a Doug I probably should know this, but have
they got a lot of Dougs in Skaramanga?
I don't think I've ever met a Greek called Doug.
New Doug
--- Bruce Dayton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey now, wait a minute! It took a while to get the
Nikonian Bruce R. off the list so I could be the
only one.
Hmm, actually, I have a good friend named Bruce who
uses a Nikon (F80), but he is not a Bruce R...
My Bruce hasn't gone digital yet so
--- Godfrey DiGiorgi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The names of the colors in car brochures really make
me laugh
Indeed, one wonders how many people there are in the
world whose job it is just to think up colors for car
paint.
Oh, and carpeting... Kitchen countertops... Wall
paint... And
--- Douglas Newman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Doug
Sorry, meant New Doug of course!
Forgot my new name ;-)!
New Doug
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--- Bob W [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Scaramanga - the Man with the Golden Gun - had a
superfluous papilla.
3 dugs...
Ah, got it :-).
New Doug
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