maybe a little bit of objectivity.
Ten Mile Point by Martin Mielke
I like the Aloneness feeling of this shot. The blues, grays, and blacks
make for a concentrated color palette, which I find pleasing (listen to
me). This shot has what I like about many landscapes. It makes me want to
enter
Thanks for the input. I think I'll offer him $250 to $300 Canadian.
Martin
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From: William Robb [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: pentax-discuss@pdml.net
Sent: Monday, January 31, 2005 7:30 AM
Subject: Re: darkroom equipment
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From: Don Sanderson
Help! I'm just getting my feet wet with dark-room processing (not
literally). A friend of mine has offered to sell me dark-room equipment. My
dilemna - I don't know enough about this equipment to give him a fair price.
He's a friend, so I really do want to be fair to him. Is there anyone that
Oh fer cryin out loud. Just saw my submission to this month's PUG has the
photographer labelled as Canada. Don't know if this is my fault or not,
but it wouldn't surprise me if it was.
BTW, Garcia's Manuel really stands out as a favourite for me this month,
along with Desjardin's Balloon Ride.
I bought some rolls of Tri-X 400 recently, and noticed vendor told me that
the emulsion has just been changed. For what its worth, the box the film
comes in looks different than it did just a couple of months ago. I feel
kind of wary about this. I liked the grain of Tri-X compared to films such
as
I've muddled my way through a number of lean years myself, and I know where
you're coming from. Hang in there; things really do eventually work out if
you tough them out.
Martin
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From: frank theriault [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, August 07,
Here's my two cents. I have two cameras - the MZ-5n, and the K1000. To my
ever-lasting surprise, the number of stupid mistakes I make while using
either camera is about the same. You would think that the features of the
MZ-5n would give it an edge, but it doesn't seem to - at least for me. I
Thanks everybody. Lots of information there. Just to play it safe, I'll
start by getting some 120 paper backing for the K1000. In addition to the
Kodak film, the lab I use stocks the Ilford 200 SFX. I may wind up trying
both.
Martin
Hi all
I'd like to try some of infra-red photography. I have a K1000 and an MZ-5n.
I was thinking of using Kodak High Speed Infra-Red black and white film (HIE
135-36). Now I've read that there is a problem with the dimpled pressure
plate of the K1000 creating a pattern on the Kodak film (for
Add me as well
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From: Bruce Dayton [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, October 16, 2002 1:51 PM
Subject: List Appreciation
Gang,
In appreciation of Doug and all the hard work (especially recently) he
has put in, we are pooling together our
It may help some people on this list to take a breath and think things over
carefully before hitting that ol' Send button.
From another person in education.
Best wishes Amita
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From: Amita Guha [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, October 02, 2002 11:56 AM
Subject: goin' to the chapel...
Tomorrow morning I'm going away for the weekend to get married. I'd like
to thank everyone for helping me find a
Early in the movie Stewart uses a 4 x 5 Speed Graphic. Later on he switches
to a Exakta with a telephoto lens.
Martin
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From: CBWaters [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, September 07, 2002 7:10 PM
Subject: OT Probably, Rear Window
We're
Thanks for the kind comments Jeff!
Martin
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From: Jeff Post [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, July 11, 2002 8:15 PM
Subject: July Pug part 1
Sturgeon River by Martin Mielke. Trees encased in ice give off such
majesty, yet are brittle
I've never used HDC, but I understand its discontinued and that Vista is the
replacement. I've used Vista 100 and 200 in the past few months and have
been pleased with the results; based on my experiences it compares well to
Optima. It is indeed hard to find, however. I can find it here in
Hi all
I realized that I didn't get back to the list and mention that I got the filter off my
lens with a wrench. Thanks for the suggestions.
Martin
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Sorry for the late response to this - I've been out of town. Take the m.o.
(if you still have it) to a U.S. Post Office. There is no absolutely no
charge to cash Canadian Postal Money Orders at any U.S. Post Office. On the
other hand, from what I have heard, many American banks will charge a fee.
LOL!
Thanks for the suggestions, everybody. I will let you what works.
Martin
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, April 18, 2002 6:35 AM
Subject: Re: pawn shops and skylight filters
In a message dated 18/04/02 04:53:28 GMT Daylight
Hey, another Kitchenerer (Kitchenerite). I actually moved to northern
Ontario ten years ago, but usually get back to Kitchener for the holidays.
This year is an exception, however, and I'm spending it in Thunder Bay and
back with my wife's folks in Round Lake. Take care.
Martin
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Hi all
Thunder Bay was fogged in this morning, but I took a chance and drove out
into the country. Twenty minutes later, I turning off onto a side road. I
really lucked out, as the stars were blocked out over much of the sky, but I
had clear view to the south-east. I used my K1000 and 28mm
Hi Robo
First of all, thanks to you and to Amita for the kind words.
I took the picture with a manual focus Pentax-A 28mm/2.8.
Hand holding the camera would probably have resulted in some good shots
initially. The one posted to the PUG was one of the first I took that
evening. But I wanted to
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