That's one of the many things that makes me smile and feel at home in this
great pdml-family!!
:-))
Best
Bernd
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From: frank theriault
a.. Subject: HAPPY EASTER!!
b.. Date: Sun, 11 Apr 2004 10:00:52 -0700
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Hi Jostein,
it is a fantastic scenery, really. I like it a little more when it is
cropped to a panorama format losing a great part of the dark foreground.
Just my 2 cents ...
Best
Bernd
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a.. From: Jostein
b.. Subject: Jostein's PAW#4
c.. Date: Sun, 11 Apr 2004 08
Impressive, almost unbelievable not being merged on the pc. I've never seen
a violet sky but i like the pic. And I like 'witches night' , too, it's
really dramatic.
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a.. From: Rfsindg
b.. Subject: Wind Point Lighthouse
c.. Date: Sat, 27 Mar 2004 07:35:26 -
a.. >From: frank theriault
b.. >Subject: Paw #5 - Pirate Jenny in Concert
c.. >Date: Sat, 13 Mar 2004 16:34:01 -0800
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photo_id=2204988 "Jennifer" ... I can feel for her ... really really
expressive Like it more than the paw.
photo_id=2204969 "Pirate Jenny" I trie
Wait. Tamron has no SMC.
Best, Bernd
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From: cloversan
a.. Subject: 14mm for *ist D
b.. Date: Sun, 07 Mar 2004 15:16:55 -0800
Hello guys,
Do you think it is better
so you got an exemplar that was produced on monday-morning ... mine was
fine, too
Best
Bernd
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From: Shel Belinkoff
a.. Subject: Re: those 150s
b.. Date: Wed, 03 Mar 2004 07:29:29 -0800
Take a look at http://www.pentax-fan.jp/sample.asp resp.
http://www.pentax-fan.jp/photo/lenslist.asp
Nice stuff - in my eyes.
Bernd
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From: David Madsen
Subject: istD portraits
Date: Thu, 19 Feb 2004 1
Once I used the built-in flash with my MZ-5N and FA 24/2.0 to take a picture
of a clockwork in an old murky tower. The result was quite good. Good enough
so that I wouldn't carry a flash with me unless I know I will use it.
Best
Bernd
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Date: Tue, 10 Feb 2
It ok.
But I don't have paypal. If another member (in germany or netherlands) will
send an amount via paypal, I would appreciate to send my share to him/her,
for getting it transferred in summation. Would you be so kind, Jan? Please
let me know, when the time is there.
Regards, Bernd
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Frank, I am happy you tried this eyes-gym and have succeeded! Perhaps it it
is a good sort of gym when it is really too cold to do anything outside the
house. Thank you for the awards (two awards ... I am almost blushing ...)
Best
Bernd
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a.. From: f
My first Pentax was a MX with the M-50/1.7 because it was cheaper than the
50/1.4. I had it for almost 20 years. Two years ago I sold my M-50/1.7 and
buyed a used M-50/1.4 . It gives - in my eyes - a nicer rendition than the
M-50/1.7 which seems to be quite "scientific". Some time ago I purcheased
Lon Williamson wrote:
>" Bear " by Bernd Scheffler
>I tried crossing my eyes for about 5 minutes and got a headache.
>Didn't see the super stereo. Anyone else have more luck than me?
I thought it would be worth to remind of stereoscopis photography and picked
the pic of this old teddy matching
I often consult your site (and the site of Boz, too) while searching on
ebay. And I have saved the detailed comments on my pc so it was no problem
recently while your site was not online. What I wanted to say: I like the
detailed comments more than the short overwiews. Just have to second what
Joe
My answer to the below-mentioned message comes a little late ...
There are some more pentaxians from northern germany and from netherlands,
too. So Munich (it is a very nice town, no doubt) may be a little southerly
for a meeting.
Arnold wohnt in Hamburg, Bojidar auch (soweit ich weiß), ich wohne
1 image per month
-> I like that the images are very selected and everyone tries to send only
a very special image. Other galleries that allow all the stuff photogs just
want to show can be boring sometimes ... PUG isn't so yet: it is exiting
every month and I hope it will stay exiting!
regards
B
A wonderful cloudy gallery!
Spontaneous I like most the pic of Ken Waller - it's so "zen".
And the entry of Alan Chan (nice pic, too) shows what his comment on the
31mm-limited means - supersharp (should I buy one instead of saving the
money for an *ist-D?)
Regards
Bernd
>2) How many are in the process of doing so (like Bruce, who is actually
>selling equipment) as opposed to "thinking about it," which doesn't
>count in this survey.
Hmm, I think that I belong to the second group because I am looking for
getting more compatible to the *ist-D with my recent
buy-and-
Hello Hans ,
if you haven't got one, I could sell a Pentax T6-2x to you. I found that in
reality I do not take pictures with more than 200mm so I am not in need for
it any more.
Please email me oof the list.
Best regards
Bernd
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From: Hans Beumer
Su
Welcome, Hans, and restrain your wallet. There are so many good suggestions
for good equipment! Spending money for a MX is only the beginning ... ;-)
Enjoy the list and perhaps we see some of your pictures?
Regards
Bernd
www.bienenbernd.de
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Date: Mon, 1 Sep 2003
Hi Gianfranco,
so you have won a little war ...
That could make me more distrustful in ebay-transactions. At least you had
the chance to see the item.
So, strange guy, you have possibly learned to act a little more on a gut
level.
Have a nice weekend
Bernd
I like the bokeh definitely better on the SMC-M 4,5/80-200 (1st version)
than on the SMC-F 70-210. No sloppy feeling, of course. Stable image quality
throughout the range. You will have fun, Kostas.
Regards
Bernd
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Date: Tue, 19 Aug 2003 22:24:54 +
Hi Clive,
have a look at
http://www.pgallery.net/image-libraries.html
to see lots of pictures taken with various voigtlaender lenses, and with the
15mm, too.
I have a Bessa R and the pancake 35/2,5 (got on ebay for half the price of
new). I am quite satisfied but I like a ME or MEsuper with the
Hello!
Obviously the form of the digest-mails has changed: On my screen I see a
nice frame without any text and all the mails are attachments in that very
small line "subject" where I can see two titles at the time and I have to
scroll to click on all of them one by one ... (I am using outlook ex
I think the price is fine and there is no risque if you would resell it on
ebay.
Salutations
Bernd
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Subject: =?iso-8859-1
using IE 6.0.26:
(only mentioning what does not work)
cannot open Black&white
cannot open colour & landscapes
missing thumbnails of
6783
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little red horse is running
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...
Request is:Can a few of you out there go to the
page below and let me know what is hap
Nice shot! And really hits the theme.
I think, it's not given to everyone to "think around the corner" (don't know
the correct expression in english), therefore everybody first thought of
reflections of light. Oh, where has true creativity gone ...
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There is one ...
http://cgi.ebay.de/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1369531890
If you don't like that item (no information about the seller ...), I would
be ready to sell mine for 100 â¬. It is in condition like new, because I
prefer using my 24/2.0 or my 77/1.8
Regards
Bernd
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Lukasz, you can find three photos at
http://member.nifty.ne.jp/mafujita/lens/c20.html
Regards
Bernd
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Anybody used this lens (it's a manual focus version), or heard anything good
or bad about it? It's quite inexpensive, especially for a new lens.
Thanks in advance,
£u
Thank you so much, Frank, for your warm words. Perhaps you are right, I need
to be a little more lighthearted. I think my P30t with 50/1.4 (or 28/2.8 ?)
could take place in my bag ...
BTW I have never had a pancake for my MX (before it went to my cousin) and I
think it is quite overprized on ebay
I just scrolled through several answers of this thread in my digest-mails. I
am surprised at so many girls/guys using non-pentax cameras. Pentax
equipment seems to be not too much useful for briefcase or pocket (except
MX, ME ... with 40/2.8 pancake).
No recommendation for handy Pentax viewfinder
H3V ? Found out, that it will be some sort of Honeywell-Pentax. Yesterday I
stumbled over a Honeywell Spotmatic F with one year shop-guarantee on german
ebay.
I really know less about Pentax screwmount cameras. One thing got on my mind
already yesterday: Why "Honeywell"? Was it another producer of
I can't critizise your photos - I simply like them because of their
composition.
Regards
Bernd
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From: "Clover" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, May 30, 2002 10:24 AM
Subject: Pour les curieux
>
> un petit aperçu du coeur des Pentax...
>
> http://www.photim.net/nci/discu.php3?code=20020530095307clover
The SMC-M 80-200/4.5 is as good as the SMC-M 200/4.0 wide open, but that was
not your special qauestion ...
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Date: Wed, 22 May 2002 15:45:20 -0400
From: "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: RE: 200/4 and 200/2.5 vs.
Hi!
I just shot an SMC Pentax-F Zoom 70-210 mm from ebay. I was surprised and glad
that it arrived yesterday. Just in time for Whitsuntide - time to try it out.
But the disappointment followed when I unwrapped it: it had fine hairs of
fungus on an inner lens, wonderful enlarged by the front lens.
Thank you Frank for the explanation. That part of PDML is very exciting for
me: the international facet. Increases the overarching sense for Mother
Earth.
Best regards
Bernd
>Date: Sat, 11 May 2002 08:05:59 -0400
>From: frank theriault <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: Re: Portrait of a Frog
>
>Hi
>Date: Fri, 10 May 2002 03:42:43 -0400
>From: andre <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: Portrait of a Frog
>
>Since march, I kind of slip a comment here and there without having
>presented myself until now. (My english is kind of slippery too.) I
>live in Quebec City. I've been on Pentax since '83.
>
I really enjoyed your new styled website!
The pictures are very nice, but they take long to be loaded although I have a
quick connection (DSL). Do you use jpg format with 100% quality?
Regards
Bernd
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Date: Wed, 24 Apr 2002 0
Lately David Brooks wrote: " ... Super Program ...is a lot noisier than my
K1000 or Spotties..." and Ken Archer "...Super Program. There was so much
mirror slap and shutter noise that I replaced the mirror pad which was about
gone and the light seals. That didn't help. Compared to my ME Supers and
If someone is interested: I surfed along from that japanes site (Link given by
JamesRel. 18 Apr 2002 20:51:51 )
to the pentax-fan site. There are some nice galleries on portraits done with
our beloved lenses.
http://www.pentax-fan.jp/sample.asp
Have a nice sunday!
Bernd
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That's not easy
The last 20 years my MX + M28/2.8 + M100/2.8 have been my most used equipment.
Now in a process of having replaced the MX with the MZ-5N and buying some new
lenses I think it could be the
MZ-5N + 77mm/1.8 lim.
(If I could I would srew back to MX + 77mm/1.8 lim.)
Regards
In january my wife bought a Pentax optio 430 (from her own money). So I
thought it would be the right time to spend my money for the 77mm limited the
PDML had me made lust after. There was no serious discussion. (Just a grin now
every time I am thinking about what equipment I would like lugging ar
I do it as a hobby. I get my money from working in accounting specially
concerned with information-systems. So photography makes a creative part in my
life.
Regards
Bernd
>I was wondering how many people on this list are doing photography for a
>living and how many are doing it as a hobby.
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Thi
There are chinese stereo adaptors similar to Pentax ...
http://www.pauck.de/marco/photo/stereo/stereo_world/stereo_world.html
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Hello and HappyEaster!
Does anyone know whether the REVUENON 55/1.2 does a suitable quality at
f=1.2?
The seller in the ebay-item believes the lens was made by Ricoh or Cosina - is
it true?
I remember that Yoshihiko Takinami likes Ricoh's Rikenon 55mm/1.2 . Are there
any comparisons in non-pentax
Just make some nice pictures of those people with your new lenses and they
will like you (I hope).
Happy Easter!
Bernd
>Date: Mon, 25 Mar 2002 19:01:34 +0100
>From: "Maciej Marchlewski" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: My plastic is fantastic!!
>
>So now, in addition
When I first thought about what lenses I would like to have I read in some
CANON-magazines (for I could get them for no money - that was 25 years ago)
and found a report of someone only using a 20mm, 100mm and 200mm lens. At that
time I bought three other lenses to complete my stuff.
For a very lo
Hi!
nice shot, almost unreal!
What kind of teleconverter do you use? Pentax? I recently asked myself what
quality KENKO makes.
Regards
Bernd
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Hi!
While thinking over M80-200 ore F70-210 Zoom I looked for an article from
'photomagazin' 04/99 in the library two days ago.
The dates in that test may not show how it is in daily life but I decided that
I wouldn't like it because it seems to have evident light-fall-off to the
edges and will su
Hi!
I just found a Pentax zoom F 70-210/4-5.6 on german ebay.
But I have already a Pentax SMC-M 80-200/4.5 (version 2) I bought last summer.
It has nice color rendition but it seems to be not very useful for handheld
photos with relative long shutter speeds.
And it is so long that my case almost c
> 6 : What are the ponderation that the multizone metering
system uses and
> where are the zones that are measured ?
Your manual should contain the pattern of the matrix segments. A
complete list of the ponderation you mentioned knows the Asahi
Opt. Co., I guess:) The c
>> 5 : Do you have a trick to use the Snap-in focus feature with
>an FA lens ?
>
>I don't and AFAIK this feature is only possible with manual
>focus lenses and a cable release
It is only possible with manual focus lenses that's right but you don't need a
cable.
First I thought there would be some
I have used mine for 20 years on the MX. In combination with a M28 /2.8 it
was the sufficient equipment on my tours biking from one youth-hostel to the
other. The two lenses produce the same nice pictures giving a certain
harmony in a photoshow.
Regards,
Bernd
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My first Camera was an Exa Ia, when I joined a "Foto AG" in school (13 years
old). I thought of an Agfa non-SLR and my parents and I went off the store
with the Exa. After all an SLR! Seven years later I had the money to buy a
better camera: the MX. I went into the store thinking of Minolta and go
To have a constant 4.0 can be an advantage when you use an old
non-computer-flash (like I do). So I don't have to think twice on
controlling the aperture while changing the focal length. Taking pictures on
a wedding for example would be enervating otherwise.
Best regards
Bernd
Date: Mon, 28 Jan
>> The actual link is:
>> http://www.bienenbernd.de
>> isn't it?
>> (there is a 'n' less than the one you said)
>> It doesn't work well with Netscape.
Sorry for that. I will install Netscape to test it and to work on that. (The
first version of my homepage was made by my son. Now I am trying to l
Hello,
I mounted ten pictures made with the FA*24/2.0 on my homepage in a new
gallery
www.bienenbnernd.de --->>"Galerie" --->> 4th and least gallery
The pictures No 5 (with red frame) shows some unexpected flare. In the
moment I took this shot I didn't mention it. Who would think of flare when
Subject: A* 85/1.4 at Ebay Germany
http://cgi.ebay.de/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1324841058
EUR 1.110,0027.01.02 16:00:19 MEZ
EUR 1.100,0027.01.02 15:59:32 MEZ
EUR 890,00 27.01.02 15:06:53 MEZ
EUR 500,00 (Start) 23.01.02 13:19:15 MEZ
Endet with 1.110 Euro!!! Incredible o
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