Mark Roberts wrote:
> Here's the method that's worked for me:
> Disassemble the lens (how's that for an oversimplified "step 1"?)
> Remove the element(s) etc.
On a similar note - I have a 35-70 AF zoom from my SFXn which shows what I
would describe a small bubbles just behind the front eleme
I think the silliness Todd was referring to was the suggestion that a seller
after advertising a price is obliged to sell at that price. A view
previously claimed by myself amongst others.
Say your employer asked you to move home to a new posting. You advertise
your home for sale. A few weeks l
Tom Rittenhouse wrote:
>
> I've always translated that to "best acceptable offer".
> IMHO, a seller has no requirement to accept any offer, even
> a full price one until he says "sold".
>
Tom
I think that a full price offer completes a morally if not legally binding
contract. The only out the s
Rodger -
Would you like to come to my study and help me find the screw that fell from
my M42 - PK adapter the other day.
Peter
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> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Rodger Whitlock
> Sent: 23 April 2001 14:50
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Su
Are
you really willing to pay that much for a two way cable with a mini jack on one
end and a switch on the other? At least that's what it is on my compatible
(Jessops) winder. Maybe the real McCoy Pentax winder is different?
If not the components should be very easily obtainable from an
Lets not drift into MZ-S vs. FM3A. They are totally different animals.
Peter
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> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Tonghang Zhou
> Sent: 19 April 2001 22:24
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: Re[2]: Nikon's New Manual-focus SLR kicks
Herbet Brasileiro wrote:
> Yeah, right. What's the difference from an LX with
> limited lens on?
You can buy it NEW.
Peter
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Hi Rebecca and welcome to the group - beware though it can sometimes get a
little heated. And don't post any pictures of yourself unless you want gifts
on a regular basis - ask Tanya.
Just a little tip - People on this list prefer plain text messages but are
too polite except me to say so. Yours
The wildlife won't be fooled. (except maybe Ostriches)
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> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Pål Jensen
> Sent: 12 April 2001 11:03
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Blind or hide experience
>
>
> Are there anyone with experience with th
eply to this message, I meant to write, "I think the
> comments were made in jest." I've gotta get control of my fingers. How
> in the world did I type "large" instead of "jest?" I better have another
> cup of coffee.
> Paul
>
> Peter Smith wrote:
Aaron Reynolds wrote:
> I have too many friends who don't ask for enough up front for weddings
> and the like, and then when faced with demands from the client for cheap
> prints or the like ("Twelve dollars for an 8x10? I can get one done at
> Wal-Mart for six!"), they find themselves not makin
Martin Carro wrote:
> Hi Peter, Let's see. You can assign Memory #1 to Supra 100, so
> you write #1 in your Supra 100 roll.
Ok so before unloading your Supra 100 you note the frame counter and write
that on the film canister instead.
> Then you have another roll, for example Tri-X, and
> that g
I think Raimo was saying that having to write down the film number is the
useless feature - you can just as easily write down the first unexposed
frame number. Also in the quotes someone posted about the Minolta Dynax I
saw nothing that suggested that the camera remembers which frame to go to as
I recently followed an "about me" link on ebay which I found amusing - link
below if you want to see the whole thing (scroll to the bottom for the funny
bit) and extract below to save you the trouble.
http://members.ebay.com/aboutme/foto/
extract:
I charge a 10% eBay stupidity surcharge to
Nis won Paul. Is xat rili Mark Twain's ritin?
Peter
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> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: 09 April 2001 17:56
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: RE: Re[3]: Subject: e-bay words (very OT!)
>
>
> See also Mark
Thanks Tanya
So the following Vivitar lenses will not mount on AF Pentax bodies later
than the SF series.
One is the Vivitar Series 1 70-210mm F3.5 macro with 67mm Filter thread.
One is the Vivitar Series 1 28mm f2 prime labelled "Auto Wide-Angle".
Anyone else got any to add?
BTW someone was a
Stan Halpin wrote:
> Tanya - someone who knows what they are talking about can answer
> this better
> than I can, but the basic principle is that any K, M, A, F or FA lens will
> fit on any K, Ka, or Kaf mount. No exceptions.
But we've just been discussing the exceptions!! These may have post da
David J Brooks wrote:
> I found and purchased a used SF-1 today
snip
> It came with sf-10 manual but looks like the cameras work just about the
same.
snip
> All help appreciated
David
Maybe we can be mutually helpful. I have an SFXn (SF1n) with manual and a
SF7 (SF10) without. If you are
Bob Walkden wrote:
> It's obvious that a standardised spelling can never accurately reflect
> pronunciation, since pronunciation changes over time and in space. This
> seems particularly true of English.
and what followed was very educational.
Thanks Bob - but this extract from an EU white pape
OK none of your message in my response but here it is:
Paul, from the tone of your post I don't think you have actually stopped
waiting or completed anything. You still have an enormous wish list.
Just the way I read it :). You are not alone, I have a bag full of
compromise purchases too. Th
[EMAIL PROTECTED] asks:
>why don't you pronounce "plough" pluff?
To quote a song I say:
You say "tomato" and we say "tomato"
You say "potato" and we say "potato"
Tomato Tomato Potato Potato
I'm sorry I dont see the problem here (_8(|) DOH!!
Peter
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That's propagandised :)
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> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of aimcompute
> Sent: 06 April 2001 23:04
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: Subject: Re: Ebay Auction... - private (very OT!)
>
>
> You're truly correct. We're just a bunch
Paul Stregevsky asked:
>The 70-210 f/3.5 that used 67mm filter was the earlier version, and was
>made by Kiron, starting in 1982. The 70-210 f/3.5 that used 62mm filters
>was the later version and was made by Tokina, starting in 1974. Which
>version poses the problem?
Paul
I can only speak for
I often wonder what the origins of the "obscure" lens brands were. Many
come with "Store" specific brand names and you can bet that they were all
made by a common manufacturer somewhere in the far east. Some may even be
clones of better known brands. I wonder if anyone out there has ever tried
On Behalf Of Tom Ivar Helbekkmo
> Sent: 05 April 2001 21:15
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: Vivitar Series 1 28mm/f2
>
>
> "Peter Smith" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > There is a large black ridge around the diaphragm control lever on
> >
My hand is raised too but I don't think a camera without a built in flash
would sell in the popular market place. Perhaps a better solution would be
to move the RTF away from the viewfinder. I recently read that the MZ has a
"penta-mirror" not a pentaprism. Is that the cause of the poor viewfin
.in fact, I would say it's a minority of models that have
> this longer
> "ridge" to protect the aperature lever. Just my two cents
> worth...ignore if
> this has already been mentioned.
>
> ThanX
>
> Darren S.
>
>
> -Original Message-
James Adams wrote:
> Hi Tanya,
> Sorry to hear about your Ebay transaction vs.
> Vivitar Series 1 lens (28-90/2.8-3.5 macro)
>
> I'm a bit wary about bidding for anything on Ebay, but maybe it's the Scot
> in me. There are a number of shady characters out there, unfortunately a
> number of peopl
Is it the same as the ME Super? The one on the back vibrates with the
motion of film being advanced. It is a film loaded indicator and doesn't
move if there is no film loaded. IMHO they are both pretty useless because
you can get the info by trying the film advance lever (shutter cocked or
not)
Kinda cute ? Downright dumb more like. (Excuse the (non)English). The
guy opens the back with a film still loaded (Ok anyone could do it). But
then apologises that the bidder may have lost some picture taking ability
and asks for the bidder to send him back the processed results. As if the
I've been in several times and made bids but anyone noticed this:
Ever since we changed the clock to summertime the search results are 1 hour
out. i.e. an item showing 5 minutes left on the search results screen has
actually got 1 hour and 5 minutes to run when you go to the auction page.
(maybe
Jody wrote:
> The Spotmatic has a few things I took for granted that my MZ-30
> doesn't have.
snip
> 3. I love the feel of the leather half-case in my
> hands.
snip
> Please help.
> Jody.
I may be able to help you get a similar case for your MZ30 (or other MZ).
My MZ50 (stolen recently) had a P
Jody wrote:
> I like to take good photos, not crappy touristy shots.
Fair enough
> Also I like maximum control over my settings. That is
> why I use an SLR. I am glad some people still agree
> with me that you can't beat SLR.
I agree that at present SLRs from the big 4 (5?) manufacturers give
These on UK ebay
24mm Lens hood
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1225293195
S accessory meter
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1225273974
Peter
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Scotland or Oz?
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> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Kelvin
> Sent: 28 March 2001 05:04
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: shops in perth
>
>
> hi
>
> I will be in Perth sometime late next month for a few days and
> was wondering
> wh
I regularly use a Cokin polarising filter to get some detail into the dreary
grey skies we regularly have in the UK.
I also occasionally use screw on No1 close up on a 50mm just to give a
little extra near focus.
Peter
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>Dan Scott wrote:
snip
> The upside is that WalMart doesn't charge for prints you don't like, even
if it is > the whole roll.
snip
Really? Cant see that happening this side of the pond.
Peter
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>
> "Robertson, Alastair" wrote:
>
> > does anyone know whether Kirk or somebody else makes a Swiss arca style
> > plate for the super program. Their website says that they make
> one for MX/LX
> > and another for PZ-1p
> >
For those of us without the knowledge - What's a Swiss arca style pla
There was a recent TV documentary about the quest to send a manned flight to
Mars. The astronaut once outside the Earths atmosphere is unprotected from
Solar and other stellar radiation so the time exposed is a big issue.
Experienced astronauts talked about "seeing" radiation flashes probably
cau
Todd & Tanya,
Yes I am confused too. As I said in an earlier post I used to own a Tamron
135 2.5 close focus (Stolen 3 yrs ago). But IIRC mine had an A setting on
the aperture ring. And I thought thats what the A in PKA mount stood for.
Not so in this case it seems.
OK so the original (Whoosh
But by the same token we need more money to pursue our obsession. :(
Peter
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> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of PAUL STENQUIST
> Sent: 26 March 2001 01:15
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: What you hate to see on ebay
>
>
> A big
Mark Cassino wrote:
> There has long been a rumor that F and FA lenses transmit subject
> distance to the camera body in the Pz and newer series (I'm not
> sure about the SF series.) If so, I've never seen
> any real point to that except in use of flash.
Isnt the subject distance info useful w
Jens wrote
>
> Here goes:
> I know a good reason for choosing Pentax. Some Pentax cameras are very
> beautiful designed (MZ-3 with limited lens!) and they are simple
> to use (P&S
> ability) if you don't know anything about photography. I have met girls
> whith a camera, who didn't know anythin
This is a copy of a post from a few weeks ago - I re-send it because it is
relevent to what Todd was saying to Tania about using K mount lenses on an
MZ50. Note this is by Erwin Vereecken not myself. I think it's quite
clever though.
Peter
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> From: [EMAIL PROTECT
I received the Snow white story too - but I recognised it and deleted it
without opening the attachment. It may have come from someone on the list
so watch out.
This is not a critiscism of anyone, the sender of the virus is probably
totally unaware of it.
Peter
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I looked at a P30t some time ago. It's nice but the reason I rejected it is
that there is no manual film speed setting and no exposure compensation so
you have to use DX coded film. OK if thats your intention but at the time I
was bulk loading film into my own cassettes. I think that the P30n is
I sympathise Tanya it must hurt - but look on the bright side - the two
irreplaceable babies are safe. One day you will replace the third. How's
your insurance?
Peter
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I think you mis-understood something here Bob.
The "All-blacks" see http://www.nzrugby.co.nz/ are the NZ national rugby
football team and I dont think that Rfsindg intended anything racist in his
or her post. Thats the way I read it anyway.
Peter
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> From: [EMAIL PR
Petit miam wrote:
>A Minolta was recommended to me. I think because it
>was cheaper. I think I look too young to have money.
>People generally think I am about 8-10 years younger.
>But I had seen the Pentax MZ-30 brochure and nothing
>else was going to make me happy. It was a manual
>Minolta too.
Shel said:
>I've too many ME Supers
Does not compute. Does not compute. Aargh!!
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Chris Brogden wrote:
> Not to mention a battery drainer. If you want to see annoying, check out
> the AF assist on the MZ-30 and MZ-7. It's a strobe flash. I can almost
> hear the batteries being sucked dry. :)
What evidence do you have for this Chris? In my experience as a user I find
tha
for you LX fans
http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1222335651
Peter
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If you dont want to set up a web site but just want to share your pictures
on the web then these people will let you store up to 50Mb of photos for
free. You could always do multiple registrations if that werent enough -
but I didnt suggest that did I.
http://icd.internetphotoservices.co.u
I have an ME super which gives me problems only if I switch it off. The
LEDs flicker (different pattern to the low battery flicker) and I get
occasional mechanical shutter (125th) rather than the indicated speed.
Problem goes away if I leave it switched on all the time (even in bag) and
I've noti
Looks to me like the hose that goes between a bicycle pump and the tyre
valve.
Peter
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> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Johan Schoone
> Sent: 12 March 2001 15:00
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: Accessory hose for sale!
>
>
> X -
I've used BidPay http://www.bidpay.com/ a few times. I live in UK and most
auctions are US or Canadian. The advantage is that you pay by credit card
which is the easiest way of doing currency conversions. The seller gets
notified direct from BidPay that a money order is on its way so they can
sh
Are you trying to make a pinhole Camera? If so you dont place the pinhole
in front of the lens you REPLACE the lens completely - so it should be
mounted in a (Black) body cap not a lens cap.
I may have got hold of the wrong end of the stick here so if so ignore what
follows.
The small hole will
WHY ALL EBAY SELLINGS IN CAPIFALS AND SPELING CANT?
Just an observation.
Peter
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Try this one if you are bored - Bargain **ntax
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1217647209
Even has an "optical" lens.
Peter
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Noticed Power winder covers for ME ME Super MG etc too.
Peter
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> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Ken Archer
> Sent: 03 March 2001 04:31
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Spotmatic battery covers
>
>
> Pentax Service tells me Spotmat
Treena Harp wrote:
> I admit I don't know much about image stabilization, but I seem
> to recall an
> article in Pop Photo that said the technology sacrifices a good bit of
> resolution to achieve its result. For any of you who have used IS
> lenses, is
> that true, and to what extent?
I used a
Really Mafud!!
I think you are doing a good job of being Devil's advocate here.
> **Equivelent amount of "photorealistic" paper, ink cartridges and
> permanent (light tight) storage facilities?
I dont think anyone prints *all* their images and certainly don't store all
their archives in printed
This week's Amateur Photographer (UK magazine) forecasts £800 ($1152) for
MZ-S body and £1200 ($1728) with 24-90 f3.5-4.5 zoom.
£1 = $1.44 at 27 Feb 2001
Peter
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> Date: Mon, 26 Feb 2001 14:23:59 -0600
> From: Ken Archer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: Re: SMC Takumar 85/1.8 fungus question
>
> This is from Ed Romney's site:
>
> "An equal mixture of household ammonia and medicinal hydrogen peroxide
applied
> with a swab removes fungus from the glass of len
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Philippe Trottier
> Sent: 27 February 2001 00:48
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: fungus question: Warning !
>
>
> That's why the LX at -6.5 EV and working (Heerrrmm) at low temp
> is great..
Mafud wrote:
> *P&S folks sure don't think Canon p&s cameras equal PENTAX
> quality or else
> Canon would be the leading P&S sales instead of PENTAX.
> Pt: "let me know when Canon builds a medium format stable."
I agree Mafud - but isnt the reason that Pentax now dominate that market
because
Bruce Ferguson wrote:
> Leaving the lens on the A setting every time you want to use the camera
manually
> seems a pointless waste of having an aperture ring in the first place.
But hasn't the Pentax philosophy been to make the lenses compatible across
the range. Remove the aperture ring and
If thats a Tamrom Adaptall lens then go down to your dealer and buy a KA
mount to replace the K mount adapter. It should then work in the AE
position on your MZ30. Take the body and lens with you to test it at the
store.
Check first that the adapter you already have is a K and not a KA.
Good l
Mafud wrote:
>
> No more muttered: "It's a PENTAX" when asked by strangers, no
> more "I've been thinking of switching" vacillations, no more "brand shame"
>
But I always was and am proud of my Pentax gear. And (shame) only once ever
thought of switching in the last twenty something years (dr
ce vs. Worth(Screw Mount lens on K mount)
>
>
> IMHO opinion this lens is nearly
> priceless. ; ) Seriously the SMC version
> is probably my favorite lens. Feels
> great and super sharp every time I use
> it I can't believe I picked it and the
> SPII up for 19.95.
>
Bill Peifer wrote:
>It's often impossible to focus your lens at reduced aperture (not enough
>light to see the scene
>clearly), so you may have to set the aperture wide open in order to focus,
>then stop it down to meter and shoot. Someone on the list noted that you
>can think of stop-down meter
o: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: RE: Screw Mount lens on K mount
>
>
> On Fri, 23 Feb 2001, Peter Smith wrote:
>
> > > Nope - K bodies cannot mechanically stop down any m42 lenses,
> > > it becomes strictly a meter & shoot *at aperture* Just like
> > >
Chris wrote:
> AFAIK, all of the Pentax M42 lenses *do* have manual stop do have manual
> stop-down. Even the SMC-Taks and Super-Taks (as well as some
> Auto-Taks) have a sliding auto/manual switch to stop down the
> aperture. You'll need to manually stop down the aperture to meter
> properly a
Still didnt work but try this:
http://www.mtu-net.ru/penta/news/news_2001.shtml
and then choose from menu
Peter
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> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Rob Brigham
> Sent: 22 February 2001 15:05
> To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
> Subject: RE: Pe
al tradition, is also known as
Hellas or Ellas.
"Hellas," Microsoft(R) Encarta(R) 96 Encyclopedia. (c) 1993-1995 Microsoft
Corporation. All rights reserved. (c) Funk & Wagnalls Corporation. All
rights reserved.
Peter Smith
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e" (or Japanese language) but
Nihonjin "Sun Land Person" (or Japanese person) does not have the hard g.
BTW Amerikajin American person - Furansujin French person - Furansugo French
Language - Eigo English language.
Peter Smith
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I see various descriptions of Pentax Auto focus lenses in dealers adverts.
Sometimes lenses are describes as Pentax AF sometimes Pentax FA and
sometimes Pentax F.
Do all these tags mean the same thing or does the tag denote something else.
Peter Smith
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But havent you (between you) now created another of these OL,OT or WYW
threads? Thats how it works - people reply to something OT about something
OT ad infinitum. Great fun isn't it?
Peter
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> People just gotta stop thinking that Hollywood is real.
Not the point
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Erwin Vereecken wrote "re using K mount lenses on MZ50"
>If you put your M50 f1.7 on your MZ-50, for more then just one occasional
>shot, you could do the following:
>Manually select an ISO speed of 2 and 2/3 stops lower then reality (ISO16
>for and ISO100film, ISO 32 for a 200film, etc..)
>Wit
Mafud
I agree with emotion of everything you say even if my knowledge of the facts
is incomplete. And perhaps this is not the forum.
>It didn't happen exactly that way, but would you have preferred that
America
>have stayed out of the war?
No I greatly appreciate the real American contribution
Mafud
I agree with emotion of everything you say even if my knowledge of the facts
is incomplete. And perhaps this is not the forum.
>It didn't happen exactly that way, but would you have preferred that
America
>have stayed out of the war?
No I greatly appreciate the real American contribution
No comments but what is the URL of your lens op web site Stan?
Peter
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Stan Halpin
Sent: 15 February 2001 03:06
To: PDML
Subject: 24 mm f/3.5 - Opinions?
I recently had a visitor to my Lens Opinion web site
>Whenever I go take pictures of the Hong Kong city lights, I find
>myself sharing the Peak viewing gallery with lots of tourists. The
>take a picture of a 600m wide harbour with the flash on their P&S and
>then look at *me* like I'm an idiot for not having a flash.
>
>Sheesh!
>
>dave
They must b
I own a Pentax Stereo adapter so can i join the acoustic photography group?
Peter
Manchester, England
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Dick Graham wrote
>The one product digital CANNOT give you is first generation slides, and
>every now and then I love to run a few rolls of slide film through my
>cameras. There will always be a film camera in my arsenal.
If you use a Computer monitor instead of a projector and screen then isn
Dan Scott wrote:
>Anyone familiar with old, batteryless, exposure meters--specifically
>a GE Type DW-68 (made of metal and glass, takes readings with
>"cover closed", "cover open", and "hood off")? Were these any good
>/very accurate? If so, how would you operate it?
Hi Dan,
I've got a Weston Eu
Frantisek wrote:
> P.S> I should have guessed your location from the domain @btinternet.com,
> does it mean (gasp!) British Telecom? Do they still suck ;) ?
They blow too because I can both send and receive email :)
Peter
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Wieland Willker wrote:
>I am currently thinking about getting a new body.
Me too so if you find out how to do this let me know.
Peter
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>Somebody was asking about ME super repairers
>(sorry I cannot remember who, this nomail option has its disadvantages) -
if
>you're looking in the north of England I would recommend these people.
Well I live in the N of England so would find the info useful but I couldn't
find it in your posting.
Regarding the prototype digital SLR
http://www.dpreview.com/news/0102/01021106pentaxdigitalslr.asp
Why does it have to be so big? We know it cant be a power drive so is that
an enormous battery pack on the bottom?
I think digital will be great when the cameras offer the same creative
options as
>But the RTSIII has 100% coverage and a relatively high-eyepoint finder, and
>those things aren't unrelated to magnificaton. Generally, eye relief and/or
>higher coverage both make it harder to achieve high magnification, and high
>magnification makes it harder to achieve 100% coverage and/or good
>It's interesing how the North [but not as north as Canadians, so maybe
>Central, but not as low as Texans] Americans get everything the wrong way
>around :-) !
Thanks for the info on Practicas - however - sitting here in Manchester
England it's interesting to see you assume I'm North American.
"I guess it just comes down to something appealing about going out with a
mechanical body, hand-held meter, and two or three primes. I realise it
won't allow me to do anything I can't already do with my plethora of K mount
stuff, but I think it will be a fun and rewarding experience."
When I fir
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