At 01:06 PM 7/24/2011, you wrote:
On Sat, Jul 23, 2011 at 03:20:35PM -0500, Tony Cogan wrote:
I am currently using a Pentax FA28-70 f4 and a Sigma 17-35 F2.8. I
would like to get a single lens that covers this same range;
Is this just for use on a DSLR, or would you also want to use
.
I am currently using a Pentax FA28-70 f4 and a Sigma 17-35 F2.8. I
would like to get a single lens that covers this same range;
17-70-ish. I'd like something a bit better than the consumer-grade
and hopefully in the $300 to $400 range. What suggestions can you
give me?
Many thanks,
Tony
the consumer-grade
and hopefully in the $300 to $400 range. What suggestions can you give me?
Many thanks,
Tony
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people think it compares with the Sigma 70-300
f4-5.6? Is there a different lens to consider in the under-$250 price range?
Many thanks,
Tony
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giving me enough dough to replace it. I am just looking around to
see what options are favored by other Pentax users.
Thanks for all of your input,
Tony
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for use as a tablet,
but can still be used as a notebook.
There's going to be a whole new generation of CPU's coming out from
Intel and AMD by Q2 and Q3, including even quad-core mobile CPU's.
Should be an interesting year in the mobile computing sector.
Tony
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On Sun, 2009-01-25 at 10:45 -0600, Christine Aguila wrote:
Hi Tony: I'd never heard of these printers, so I googled them discovered
that they are all-in-one printers-- I didn't check to see what they are
selling for--but I'd like to say this: If you are the Tony that just joined
the list
.
If and when we need something more, um, professional I will look into
the multi-cartridge printers with individual inks.
Advice much appreciated!
Tony
On Sun, 2009-01-25 at 23:27 -0600, Christine Aguila wrote:
Well, sounds like you guys are happy with your purchase that's the
important thing. Happy
with it?
Tony
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is impressive, and pure unadulterated
genius. I can surmise, by saying that if Jobs were ever to leave Fruit,
Inc., his offers should be unparalleled.
Marketing Mercenary anyone?
Tony
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On Wed, 2009-01-21 at 22:08 -0600, Bob Sullivan wrote:
Tony,
Apple is a religion, like Leica.
Sunday I watched a friend try to answer his iphone.
It quit as soon as he tapped it to answer, and
proceeded to reboot itself. Of course, he missed the call.
Nice looking gadget, but not for me
On Wed, 2009-01-21 at 20:32 -0800, Joseph McAllister wrote:
On Jan 21, 2009, at 19:28 , Tony M wrote:
Meh - unimpressed. Looking at the Apple Store, for $999 you get:
13.3
Intel 2.0 C2D - 2.16
2GB RAM -- 4 gig now
120Gb SATA (they even MAKE those any
Shel Belinkoff wrote:
Hi gang ...
enjoying a Coors.
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Are these audio files playing for others?
Working fine for me.
Glen wrote:
That site crashed my browser when I tried to play the audio. (I use
Mozilla on a Windows XP system.) I haven't gotten around to trying MS
Internet Exploder yet.
I used Firefox when I listened. No problems observed.
graywolf wrote:
used to be ...from a Cracker Jack box, now I guess kids don't even
know what Cracker Jacks are. sigh
Why do you say that? I buy them regularly and my kids love them.
years old (can't remember when I actually bought
the camera and lens).
Tony Kekalos
Traverse City, MI
and am completely satisfied
with its performance at 800 and 1600. Bear in mind I'm nowhere near
as picky as most on this list, but at 4x6 the photos look just fine
in my eye.
Tony Kekalos
Traverse City, MI
Derby Chang wrote:
Yep, the F10 is the front runner for me at the moment. Is there a live
histogram option in REC mode? I couldn't find mention of it in the
DPReview review.
Derby,
That's my only real complaint about the camera...no histogram at all,
real time or playback.
Tony Kekalos
April 29, 1945...in anticipation of list start-up.
David Savage wrote:
G'day All,
I'm having problems viewing my PESO's GESO's. The pages load but the
images take forever to download (if they even do). The problem is the
same no matter which browser I use, and I have no problems viewing any
other web sites.
Before I start annoying my ISP's
SNAPS for Wendy!
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Subject: My First Magazine Cover!
Go-ggonot the Dart
Chevvie is car of the year down there.
He was serious.
mike
Is there any way I can unsubscribe from this list? My emails keep being
returned.
Tony Gieske
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Hi
I want to quit using close-up filters and start using a macro lens for
flowers, insects, etc. Which lens would be a good place to start?
Thanks,
Tony
Try 'The Big Country'. Peck, along with Charlton Heston, Jean Simmons,
Burl Ives, Chuck Connors and more. Good stuff.
Tony
At 05:59 AM 6/13/2003 -0700, you wrote:
All great. He was quite good in a western too, 'The Gunfighter' (?)
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tried turning the aperture ring to A and the shutter speed dial to A
and it seemed to work somewhat better, but not consistently.
Coupled with my Pentax 135mm f1.8 A, the AF works much better, but you
still must get it close by hand.
Anybody got any tips about this?
Tony Gieske
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of goosing the speed of the chip in post. Could this be?
Has anyone tried it with those earlier models?
Tony Gieske
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New to the list and a little surprised that no one seems to want to know the
ISO specs on the *ist D. Are they like the D100 or are they like the 10D?
I'd
blues tones for skies.
I have a bunch of prints, but none up on display in any light yet, so I
can't comment on that.
Tony
At 09:27 AM 12/20/2002 -0600, you wrote:
I've been considering adding another printer to our collection as my wife
is unhappy with her HP. I have an Epson 1270 that I'm
Hi
I just bought a copy of Photoshop 5.0 LE. Will one of the books available
for Photoshop 5 or 5.5 (not LE) guide me through learning how to get
started in Photoshop LE? Any book or websight recommendations for a
Photoshop newby who is a bit intimidated by this program?
Thanks
Tony
I was just considering the same purchase, but went instead with the Sigma DL
70-300. I haven't received the lens yet, but folks advised me that it was
generally sharper, cheaper and included a Macro function.
The Sigma is known to hunt a bit for focus in low light situations, but my
guess is
Hi:
I could use some advise. BH has what seems like 2 very similar Pentax
lenses. The only differences I can tell are price and catalog number and
one is called silver.
They list a Zoom Tele 80-320mm f/4.5-5.6 Lens SMCP-FA Auto Focus Lens with a
catalog number 27607 for $279.95
and a
Dear all,
I always bring along with my Pentax FA20/f2.8 for taking landscape
photographs. I satified with the results very much. Now, I would like to
buy another ultra-wide angle lens of either 15mm or 17mm, preferably an
automatic and fixed-focus lens. Does anyone have any suggestions or
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