know that! Enjoy! Mike
Steele
--- Matamoros, Cesar A.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
To keep a long story short... I was in a store on
Sunday that is an
antique mall. One store front with numerous
vendors. A few vendors had
some old cameras. One had a Ricoh with a Pentax-A
50/2
)it slows me
downand makes me think..How can I make this photo
better, through composition, lighting, etc? I find
the optical quality very good...just like all the
other AOC stuff! Regards, Mike Steele
--- Kent Gittings [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you don't mind the manual preset aperture
Hi Cory,
Just tell her that you're seeking to become a better
listener If that doesn't workwellat
least I'm not spending time with another woman..
Good luck! Regards, Mike Steele
--- Cory or Brenda Waters [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I was just taking some shots of my daughter with my
printingsaves a
lot of time. I don't want to invest in the high
quality printer you would need to due color prints,
and I don't want to get into color darkroom work
either! So this would work OK for B W proofs?
Thanks! Mike Steele
--- Delano Mireles [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
One last question
Hi Frank,
Maybe this has already been answered for you, but that
is the trigger that is used to set the automatic
function on the aperture, on a Pre-automatic Takumar.
You basically cock the trigger, which sets a spring
mechanism which will be activated and stop down the
aperture to the f-stop
It only a camera, dear.not ANOTHER WOMAN!!!
Great selectiongreat bargain..good luck! Mike
Steele
--- Bob Rapp [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My wife is getting sick of surprises (not the type
she really wants)! I
have done it, yet again, Bid and won a camera on
ebay. A Spotmatic
...they are good beaters
Check out the Yahoo Spotmatic group and Paul P's
Spotmatic Web Site for excellent insights into
Spotmatics(PPRO is a frequent participant with this
group as well) . You can find out everything about
Spotmatics there...very knowledgable group! Mike
Steele
--- James Adams [EMAIL
a Takumar 135mm f 2.5 if
you want a medium telephoto which is also great for
portraits! I have a couple Ricohs (KR-5 and KR 30sp)
in addition to my Pentax arsenal, and the Takumar's
with adapters work great with them. You do have to set
them on manual mode. Good luck! Mike Steele
--- Todd Stanley [EMAIL
it out first!) I'm sure amateur
and minor league events don't have this
prohibitionI can only guess that they want you to
buy souvenir posters, rather than take your own
quality photos! Welcome again! Mike Steele
--- Daniel Suarez [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello list!
This will be my first
good at giving Pentax SV a CLAbut they are a
lot easy to work on that Spotmatics, as access is
removing four screws from the screw mount casting.
Thanks! Mike Steele
--- J. C. O'Connell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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where I can find out how much developer,
etc. is required for a given number of rolls? I have
not checked the Kodak site yet. Also, is it
environmentally sound to dispose of the chemicals down
the drain? Thanks! I've learned alot from this site!
Mike Steele
--- William Robb [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
Hi Jaume,
While I have 4 Ricoh bodies, and some Ricoh lenses,
the one you're looking at I am not familiar with, but
here are my thoughts: (1) If you truly do have a
non-functioning aperature send it back...there are
just too many "good" K-mount lenses out there that
will do the job without the
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