Hi folks,
Just a quick note to say adios! For those of you that don't know, we are
moving house over the next couple of weeks and my hubby has already left to
start his job in our new town (which is 15 hours drive away), so guess who
is left to do all the packing/moving/cleaning etc. while still
I agree too.
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Stan wrote:
"Yes Tanya - I wasn't very clear in my comments, but in a back-handed way it
was complimentary. I agree with Mark's comments (which I alluded to) about
the marvelous shot you had on your page recently. ..."
Thanks Stan, MUCH appreciated!!
"If you are so blessed as to
be able to prod
Gerald also wrote:
"I am probably as far as a man can be from being a disgusting pig. This is
most offensive character attack I have ever experienced here. And it was
uncalled for."
Sorry Gerald, I forgot to respond to this in my last post. I just wanted to
point out that I did not say that y
Treena wrote:
"I ... respectfully disagree. I took that comment in a humorous manner as
his
way of making a point. Reminds me of a rather colorful relative, actually. I
basically got a chuckle out of it and went on. There's been worse posted on
the PDML, and I'm sure in the future I'll be respons
Paul Stenquist wrote:
"It's not just two countries that this photo depicts,
it is, realistically, two worlds. I find that an intriguing
thought.Overall, a very nice rendering of a somewhat conventional scene."
I agree totally with Paul's comments, I loved this shot!
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Stan wrote:
"1. One part of the criticism I saw quoted was to the effect that it is
harder to take pictures like this that show peoples faces. Implied judgment
that harder is better. In this Shel is joining Tanya in a very strange world
view that equates quality of outcome to effort required. Rem
Gerald wrote:
"I would rather my friends tell it to me straight. No sugar coating it for
me. If I want someone to always tell me nice things regardless of the
facts, I'll hire her for a night."
Ok, Gerald, how about this then"I think that is quite possibly one of
the most offensive remarks
Bucky wrote:
"I agree with you that honest critique is healthy and useful. Rude
critique,
however, is not. It is a trivial task to convey useful feedback without
being contemptuous ("This is just a typical, amateurish photograph,
something just barely worthy of a beginner photographer")."
All
Albano said:
"Thanks for your comment..."
You're most very welcome!!
"And I suppose you enjoyed all the great kid's photography available in this
month's pug..."
Oh, of course I did! I just realised that I didn't include any of the kids
shots (except for Bill Robb's) in my "list of favourites
Todd wrote:
"- -10 to 0 degrees C isn't even cold. The camera will be fine."
It's cold enough for me! There's no use if my camera's work, but my fingers
are frozen! Just for the record (and totally off topic, sorry!), in my town
the coldest is has gotten in the past ten years is 3 degrees Cel
John Mustarde wrote:
"But, unfortunately I never got the A electrical contacts back into
place, so now my A 50/1.7 is an M 50/1.7."
John, would you mind explaining to me the difference between the M and the
A? (I have an A)...
TIA,
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"Well, you're
not supposed to eat it with a spoon,silly. IMNSHO little beats a scrape of
Vegemite on hotbuttered wholemeal toast. And I am not an
Aussie..."" I suggest that you leave the vegemite to the
true> Aussies unless you have depressed nasal and taste>
senses. It's a little like eat
James,
if you are reading this, I keep getting all of the emails I send to you back
with an error message that says "recipients mailbox size has exceeded
storage quota".
Maybe you should phone your server, this could be where your troubles
lie
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Albano wrote:
"Hi, gang.
I started reading the book "Outdoor and Location Portrait Photography" by
Jeff
Smith.
Great book for everybody interested in portrait photography, with lots of
tips.
It has a lot of tips for people wishing to start as a pro photographer too,
and
I think it can be very use
Hi guys,
I know that I shouldn't do this due to Netiquette
and all, but I received the following email from a new member who is having
problems (again) with his PDML subscription. I tried to forward it to the "help"
email address but it rejected, so I'll post it here in the hope that someon
Petit Miam wrote:
"So no married people then? ;)"
Hey, that's what I wrote a couple of days ago! Must be the Aussie/NZ
link...we even think alike!
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Bob wrote:
"I just wanted to say how much I've been enjoying reading the posts from =
Tanya about her portrait ventures, and the various responses from other =
members. This is in part because I'm starting off my own portrait =
business here in Oregon, though not with quite as much verve (I don't
Boz wrote:
"Just a few additions. My intention is to
gather comments by single peopleand write a summary..."
Does this mean that married people can't submit their
comments? ;-)
fairy.
Uuugh! I just reread my last post to do with my "shopping list" and noticed
that I wrote this sentence:
"Most importantly, it is for the macro
capabilities, second most-importantly is the Autofocus, I also like this
particular focal length and at this price, this is the fastest lens that
combines
Guys and gals, I am going to reply to all of your responses thus far, in
this one message, so please bare with me...
Paul Stenquist wrote:
"Everything sounds great -- except those squeegee tongs."
Thanks Paul, I have had this comment from a few people and am happy to
dispense with this item fro
Ok, everyone, I have spent the last four or five days in front of this box
going over dpi and resolutions and print/scan speeds and bits, and
usb/parallel/scsi etc, etc. Finally, I *think* I have come to a decision.
But firstly, for all of you Aussie lurkers - anyone who is looking to buy
the ch
Just a bit more to add to my last post about copyright The document also
says the following;
"For photographs taken after 30 July 1998, the first owner of copyright in
photographs taken for "private or
domestic purposes" (e.g.; wedding photographs) is the client, unless the
photographer and clie
Hey guys, I just wanted to add something that I discovered about Australian
Copyright law today. It is from the Copyright Council Website, but it has
frames and is a pain to give a URL to so I will just paste some of it here.
What I have discovered is extremely worrying, particularly for me in my
Paul Stregevsky wrote:
"To me, one of its most attractive features is its
off-the-shelf ability for its center post to be quickly reconfigured as a
horizontal macro arm."
Paul, I didn't know it could do this, any idea how to go about it?
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Haha! I responded to that last post before I read this:
"Oops. Could I be thinking of Bogen/Manfrotto's latest Convertible? I just
reread the price Tanya paid, and it seems rather low for the model I saw."
I think you are probably right there Paul as I wasn't aware that it could do
this, would b
Actually peoples, one more thing, before I hit the hay. I just discovered
that the HP Photo S20 scanner lists in its specs that while it has a
scanning resolution of 2400dpi for negs, it only has 36-bit colour depth as
compared with the 1200x1200dpi scanning resolution and 42-bit colour depth
of
To all who have replied so far, just wanted to keep you posted. I am really
thinking that I will be going for the Epson Stylus Photo 1290 for the
printer. I just can't get past some of the great comments I have seen, and
the idea of being able to put an A3 sized print on my wall that I have
crea
Tom R wrote:
"Of course, if you get a bad rep, you will have a hard time,
especially in a small town."
My point exactly! But things seem to be going ok so far!
;-)
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Raimo wrote:
"OK, Lasse, I admit that was a bit over the top - but I do not like half of
the PDML bandwith being used by one poster - reminds me of one Gregory long
time ago..."
Raimo, why is it that you have chosen to attack Jody and not myself? If you
had been observing PDML over the past wee
Hey everyone, just a quick question before hubby kicks me off the
computer...
This may seem like a totally dumb question, but please remember that
everything I know about photography I have taught myself, so you can expect
that I will have missed a few things here and there.
At a BBQ on Friday
Jon Hope wrote:
"If you are paying the above prices for re-prints anywhere in Australia you
are paying way too much. Take as an example a pro lab here in Perth, Mirage
Photographics (www.miragephoto.com.au) who have the following prices for
prints:
6x4 $1.00
7x5 $2.40
10x8$5.70
14x11
Ok, firstly everybody THANK-YOU so much for your insightful, informative and
detailed replies. I am glad to see that this topic has progressed into a
full-scale discussion that can be useful for many others on the list, as
well as myself.
Thankyou also to those of you who have offered encouragem
Tom C wrote:
"You know it's rather interesting... I detect that our group has become
somewhat protective and mother-hennish about one of our new members."
This is kind of ironic, as anybody who knows me in day to day life always
looks at
me as the "mothering" one and also one who is extremely "p
Oops, almost forgot, David also said:
"Who would have lent you an LX body until you were back on your metaphorical
feet, if you lived a tad closer."
Remember what I said earlier about the internet "closing geographical
boundaries"? *wink*
No, seriously though, I have had many offers since the P
David Chernicoff wrote:
"The mild ones are the
stories about customers who come in to complain that the color photocopy
enlargements they did themselves of the 5x7 they bought (not wanting to
spring for 8x10) doesn't look good."
I really don't think I want to hear about the not-so-mild to hot st
Tom V wrote:
"This guy is obviously an ass."
True, I agree that he is, but he is also a rich one who is making lots of
$$$ from this town by being just that
BTW, I have FINALLY gotten through reading/replying to all of the
digestsI am yet to respond to those who communicated to me off-l
Bucky wrote:
"I resolved to give them enlargements as a wedding gift, and made an album
of
4x6 proofs for them to look over, not telling them that any they chose would
be presents (partly as a test, to be honest, since they had made no mention
of paying me for my materials). I just suggested tha
Treena Harp wrote:
"Sadly, this attitude applies no matter what skill you possess. I'm a
skilled
and experienced seamstress, but I utterly refuse to sew for other people. I
tried to out of the goodness of my heart for friends, but when I did,
suddenly I was treated as a servant -- they wanted EVE
Alin Flaider wrote:
"Put a K/M lens on MZ-M and you get center weighted meter. Switch to
manual mode and the bar graph it appears in the viewfinder is more
accurate and more suggestive than any match needle.
And please don't tell me a student has to cock the shutter in order
to get a gras
Ken Archer wrote:
"Do you
really want to be known as the woman here in town that takes great
pictures, gives great service and she is CHEAP?"
Ken, I am not sure why it was your comment in particular that hit home with
me, but I just had something else come to mind; on many occasions, I have
had
Doug F wrote:
"The two have radically different audiences, success criteria, and
control principles. If they ever meet, it's dumb luck at worst and
serendipity at best. The odds are that they never meet. The best
scenario I can imagine is where they meet only at the cash register.
That way, you'r
Whoa! Boy have I opened a can of worms with this oneI guess what I have
achieved with this thread has been the most valuable thing that I needed to
learn. I think that what I really needed prior to embarking on this venture
was a bit of a confidence boost or a reassurance that what I am doing
Daphne wrote:
"looks good
why do these always show up *after* I buy an expensiv-er lens"
Daphne, that would be because of a stupid little irk called "Murphy's Law",
and it sucks, don't it!?!
;-)
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John Francis wrote:
"Sounds pretty darn cheap to me! By the time you work out an hourly
rate (accounting for *all* the time you are there, waiting for kids
to be ready), and adding processing, preparation and book-keeping time,
you're probably working at below minimum wage, and with no allowance
William Robb wrote:
"We can offer you a bit more entertainement value as well.
By chance, this month's PUG is an open gallery, and you have 10
days to submit an image."
William, I gather that when you say "open gallery" it means that you can
submit something of any subject you wish? However, I
Paul Stregevsky wrote:
"Close focusing distances for various K-mount 135s:
Vivitar 135/2.8 CF: 1.7 feet (CF = Close Focus)
Pentax 135/2.8F,FA: 2.3 feet
Vivitar 135/2.3: 3 feet
Pentax 135/2.8A: 3.9 feet
Pentax 135/1.8A*:4 feet
Pentax 135/2.5K: 5 feet
Pentax 135/3.5
Firstly, thanks Doug for the link and for taking the time to make such a
detailed response to my questions.
There are some cute ideas on that web page, however, I differ slightly with
my view of how to shoot kids than these guys do, as I am planning to only
shoot children with available light and
Paul Stenquist wrote;
"Hi Fairy,
Some beautiful pictures here. I particularly love the BW of the grouped
flowers, the flower toppling over in the vase, and the baby on the
cloud. (I guess I'm a softy.) Many other good shots as well. Nice work.
Paul"
Thanks for taking the time to view my pics and
In regards to this;
"Hello
My translation is not good !!!
I just want to explain this after reading that some members are still
thinking that CdI Tests are not reliable
And after this mail, I think I will unsuscribe the pdml First, because I
will not have enought time to spend there and also I am
Hi all, well, I have had an incredibly busy past couple of days, I have been
shooting my butt off (no crass remarks, thanks! ;-) )
So I wanted to show you all what I have been up to. The following link will
take you to my "newest stuff" folder on Photo.net. The stuff shot this past
weekend begi
Hi Peter,
I am guessing that Stan wrote that last reply prior to reading your comments
about the powerzoom and its affects on mounting that lens, and this is why I
didn't worry to respond (and you did it for me now anyways!).
I am glad that you did provide this info though, as even though I did
Paul wrote:
"I thought the Aussies amongst us may be interested to know that the C R =
Kennedy web site has a description of the MZ-S, nothing we don't already =
know, with the release date anticipated as July."
Hey Paul, you beat me to it! I was just about to post that too!
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Peter wrote;
"1. Can't you work any bloody pentax gear? - just kidding."
Uuurm, apparently not! But that lens is a VIVITAR, so there!! (And I have
got
it working now, so DOUBLE there!) ;-)
I recently posted a similar issue with my PK Vivitar Series one 70-210 see
http://www.mail-archive.com/p
The only b&w I have ever shot has been c41 films, and primarily, Kodak
T400CN. I really like this film however sometimes the "sepia" toning that
it gives can be a leaning a little too much toward the red side of things.
(That could just be my crappy lab though). On the other hand, stay away
from
Tom wrote:
"How long has the clone tool been around? I typically find myself doing the
bare minimum to get acceptable results... maybe because I don't start till
around 10PM usually. I have Photoshop 4.0 installed and 6.0 sitting there
in the box."
Tom, the "clone" tool is the Rubber Stamp too
I just wanted to let you all know that I just reread my last post on this
topic (which is below) and have the following explanation to make. I am NOT
illiterate, I CAN spell, and I CAN type, just not that well at four in the
morning (when I wrote this). It was lucky in fact, that I can touch typ
Meelis said:
"Well, I can use my Pentax to photograph a fairy queen? But I can't know,
what kind of magic lens I need for this:( --> This is a really good theme
for Pentax-list."
I for one, agree that this would be a great theme for photographs, I'll see
what I can shoot over the weekend and pos
Ok, so you guys think you've got it bad, well here's my story! (hehe, I love
to tell stories!)...
The city I live in is called Mount Isa, there are just over 20,000 people
here. There are about 5 chemist/pharmacies in Mt Isa, all offering film
processing/printing, and ALL of whom send their stuf
Len said:
"Huh? The eBay details say $8 s&h, how can that change to $80???"
Yes, Len, my point exactly! It also says, and I discovered this afterwards,
"seller will post to United States only" but I bidded on this auction
through the Ebay Australia website! Something is definitely amiss here.
Peter wrote:
"Or maybe a US resident PDML member could act as a mailing address for
"fairygirlmeyer" (you wont live that down Tanya) and forward it to Oz at a
more realistic price?"
LOL! Peter, "fairygirl" is my screen name for a modelling forum that I often
post on (yes, I used to model). It k
Bob wrote:
"Tanya,
I think it's a typo...$80 vs $8.
Nothing short of 20 pounds in weight should cost $80 to ship to you. We
have a US Postal site with a rate calculator.
WWW.USPS.COM
Tell Goodwill you want them to send it Global Priority Mail for $9.00."
Bob, it was no typo! They have an a
Hey Everyone,
I just one this auction that I think Bob? posted on the PDML,
http://cgi.ebay.com.au/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1225504935&ed=9863
10988
however, they want me to pay US$80 postage! There is no way that I can
either afford to or am willing to pay this much (the whole aucti
Does anybody have any comments on or experience with the SMC-F 50/1.7? I
have checked both Stan's and Boz's and other Pentax sites but cannot find
anything by way of user comments or reviews, only specs. Any info would be
greatly appreciated and thanks in advance...
Tanya.
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Hm, burger, anyone? I'll have mine medium-rare thanksnot!
8-O
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OMG, you guys had me going! I was seriously thinking, what the heck is
going on here?!? I mean think of it from my point of view, April Fool's Day
was YESTERDAY in Australia, so here's me thinking that Shel was turning to
APS, and that she didn't "like" me cause I didn't receive one of her email
Personally, I have never had any problems with Hoya filters, except for
one - the Softener(B). Personally, rather than just "softening" a shot, I
feel that it makes it look washed out, almost to a point of being
over-exposed. As a few others mentioned previously, the most tried and true
method o
Anthony Farr wrote:
"Was RTF invented by a battery manufacturer? IMO the only merit of RTF is
that it's there. It astounds me that anyone would seriously use one as
their flash unit of choice. They are too close to the lens and cannot be
used off-camera or bounced. Even if they could they wou
I have chosen to remain out of this thread, however, in his last post, Juan
Buhler said:
"I have just one thing to say about all these threads: Talk about
MacDonald's makes me hungry. This week, I ate there twice, only
because of all the mentions of McD's here in this list. Now you're
making me w
Ted's Camera Stores (you can order online!):
http://www.teds.com.au/
Address/Phone: SYDNEY
254 Pitt St.
Ph: (02) 9264 1687
Also, there is a "contact us" page on their website for email enquiries.
Personally though, I prefe
To start off the subject line of this is a typo - I meant to say that this
lens was a 28-90mm not a 28-80mm
Bernd, thankyou so much for your advice, I just wanted to check that what
you have said applies to the 28-90mm Macro, and not a similar 28-80mm as I
just realised that I made a typing e
Ann Sanfedel wrote:
"I could see em loud and clear - who is the Carrie fisher look alike ? :)
annsan"
Ann, I've never been told that I look like Carrie Fisher before! I don't
mind, but I can't say that she'd be too flattered as they are probably the
worst I have ever looked in a shot! Did you
On Wed, 28 Mar
2001 07:55:30 EST, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
"I'm AMAZED at
the total lack of commentary on the arrival of the NEW flagship MZ-S body.
Is this an Apple Fool's joke played on me or is there a flagship. For 2
years I've waited and now noone speaks of it. When, where? We all kno
Hi again,
Well, I have been offered the following lens for au$195.
http://www.photo.net/photodb/image-display?photo_id=191726&size=lg
http://www.photo.net/photodb/image-display?photo_id=191724&size=lg
Could you guys offer me some advice as to whether or not this would be a
good buy (I can't a
Hi Everyone,
You know my friend with all the Pentax Gear for sale? Well he has what he
calls "Video Pentax K Mount Lens Adaptor" and is asking if any of you
wonderful people would happen to know what kind of video it suits. He
doesn't speak English that great, so I don't know if what he calls i
On Tue, 27 Mar 2001 20:58:17 -0800, Alan Chan wrote:
"I think it has so much to do with the size and shape of the body rather
than
the weight when talking about balance. For instances, the MZ-M is too small
for the A70-210/4, but handles a lot better with the FG grip. I even feel
the MZ-M with th
on 3/27/01 9:48 PM, Kevin Thornsberry at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
">
http://community.webshots.com/scripts/editPhotos.fcgi?action=showMyPhoto&alb
um
> ID=6322637&photoID=5503882&security=XGrdUTYjyO
I get the following:
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Webshots Community Error
A problem has been dete
Tom wrote:
"Yes, that's true. Adams, Bresson and Weston all wore tube socks up to
their knees.
Bresson draws now, so he wears support hose."
H...thanks for the advice, but I think I'll stick to pantihose:-)
Tanya.
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On Tue, 27 Mar 2001 13:20:57 -0800, Bob Blakely wrote;
"Cokin filters suck canal water. Compared to even a cheap, screw in glass
filter, they are
sharpness reducing, contrast destroying, dispersion generating flair
intensifiers."
So what filters do yo prefer then, Bob? And which filters do oth
Go here:
http://www.photo.net/neighbor/one-subcategory?id=2
for reviews on PhotoAlley. The general concensus seems to be that they are
pretty good to deal with.
Check out the comments about AAA Camera Exchange though!
Generally, as far as Mail Order's online go, I think that B&H and Adorama,
Paul & Daphne,
I have found "slimslim" to be a great seller, having purchased from him
several times. He also regularly emails me just to say Hi! and I have
spoken to his wife often too, they are great sellers and very genuine
people.
Just thought I'd let you know.
Tanya.
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I just saw these on Ebay - just listed today, in case anybody is interested.
I thought that there might be particular interest in it as there seems to be
alot of debate going on about it over the past couple of days:
http://cgi.ebay.com.au/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1224583400
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Ok, so in light of the mess I loaded the last digest with, due to me
forgetting to turn off MIME on my OE, I have sentenced myself to do Penance.
My Penance is to exhibit the photos that my son took of me, and to not
whinge about how shocking I look or how bad my skin is in the
shots...Oooops, did
I am so sorry peoples! I changed my Outlook Express Options back to
MIME/html as I was sending some pictures to a friend and I forgot to change
it back to "plain text" before posting all of my last responses!
Please forgive me for jamming up the entire last digest (#504) with all of
that rubbish
Ok, so this topic has probably been done to death, but seeing as I am new
around here, I would be interested to know the following from whoever cares
to respond
What is your alltime favourite Pentax compatible lens? And why is it your
favourite?
I don't care if it's 100 years old or was rele
Well, I am going to separate mine into two sections - a "reasonable &
possibly achievable wish list" and a "only if I win the lotto dream list";
Ok, so here goes:
"Reasonable & Possibly Achievable Wish List"
Replacement PZ-1P for the one I lost.
New MZ-S
Carbon fibre Manfrotto tripod and pro ba
Todd, I am not sure that I am game to try your suggestion...I'll have to
think some more on that one, I don't understand enough technically to know
why that would work, however, I'll take your word for it. Thanks also for
taking the time to try to help this damsel in distress.
Peter, I see that
Well, this girl likes Pentax. And I won't even consider looking at any
other brands (unless they are compatible with Pentax, but even then it would
have to be a relly nice package to convert me)
:-)
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Yeah, the only thing is that Buy It Now isn't available to Australian
bidders! :-(
I do understand the need of course to watch an auction very closely at its
conclusion and to bid accordingly if you REALLY want something, I have done
this myself, so I guess it makes me a "sniper" as well. Howeve
Peter,
forgive me, here I am totally confused and this is probably only due to my
own lack of knowledge and experience here. The lens is a Tamron 135/2.5
with the adaptall mount that says PKA on it. There is no "a" setting on the
aperture ring. (I take it that this is what the "A" in PKA stand
Yeah, I know it, sorry guys no FA or F lenses here, and of course these are
what I too would like for my wish list, actually, I might post on that topic
in a second
And yeah, sorry, again, I forgot to mention that all of these prices are in
Australian Dollars. Halve them to find the US equiv
I think I tend to agree with Chris, however, I have often wondered if this
is a common practice on Ebay - for example the auction for the p30t that I
lost the other day - it sat on au$121 for 8 days with not an ounce of
activity and then finally only two hours before the close of the auction, it
d
Peter wrote:
"This is a copy of a post from a few weeks ago - I re-send it because it
is
relevant 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.
Just thinking of something,
>
> If you put yo
Todd wrote:
You can use the lens with the MZ-50, but the light meter is almost useless,
it will meter for the F2.5 aperture no matter where you set the aperture
ring. So either use it wide open, compensate the reading for how many
stops you have the lens set down from F2.5, or ignore the light m
Just wanted to show you all the very last shot on the very last roll of film
that my PZ-1P was able to make. (I saved the roll from the recovered pieces
of my camera and this was one of the 6 photos that were able to be
salvaged.)
http://www.photo.net/photodb/image-display?photo_id=188674&size=l
Bob, this is truly inspirational - certainly makes my recent posts about the
loss of my PZ-1P completely trivial and insensitive. I mean god, at least
we have running water, electricity, food in our bellies and a safe,
comfortable roof over our heads.
Tanya.
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Clover,
It took me a while, but I finally found an online translation site (my
French is very basic). Please pass on my thanks to those who responded - I
think I got the general idea! Take this as a warning to all though - never
mix your passion with your kids!! (Unless you have somebody else t
Hey, does anybody here speak French?
:-)
Tanya.
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Hi again everyone,
In view of my recent "tragedy", I have had a very generous offer to purchase
a P30n at a great price. Can anyone fill me in on some specs/past
experience with this model?
Thanks in advance.
Tanya.
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