Very true...but the new Superia 1600 is an excellent
film. From the results Ive had, I would rather shoot
this, than Superia 800 underexposed a stop and
processed accordingly. Contrast is good, Color is
great, and the Grain is superb!
Scott
--- Bill Owens <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I can't s
I live in the Salt Lake City area and am going to
school in Logan (about an hour or so from SLC). As a
student with a passion in Photography, (and although
this idea might be too late) I would appreciate any
information on how to get a press pass so that I might
be able to take pictures at the ol
Are the Pentax focusing screens interchangable between
bodies...for example, can I put a MX/LX focusing
screen in an MZ-S? What about a PZ-1p?
Also, What screens are available for the MZ-S, and
where can I get info on them?
Thanks,
Scott
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I have fairly average sized hands (maybe a bit on the
smaller side) and the feel of the early M/ZX bodies
(the 50 and the 10) were good, although a little small
and fairly plasticky. They were better feeling than
the C the N or the M** equivilant. With
the FG battery pack on my ZX-50
--- Tiger Moses <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Any recommendations for really low price mail order
> processing?
> -
You may want to look into Dale Laboratories. They are
a mail order CO. out of Florida and do wonderful 35mm
and medium format work. Ill see if I can find a phone
number for you. C
Ive read Pentax promotional literature that says that
the MZ-S has a flash that can synch up to 1/6000th of
a second with built in flash or accessory units
(360FGZ), but has a standard flash synch of 1/180th of
a second. Can anyone shed some light on this?
Scott
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