William Robb [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 13/10/2002 4:56:39 PM:
I liked this list a lot more when it was about film and
photography.
I hear that Doug is working on the problem. Here's some gossip from the
caves: remember the list's digest mode problem a few days ago ? That
was just a drill.
Hi Brad,
If I were to have your assignment, I'd look for some rather abstract
red pictures.
Firetrucks, apples, flowers, latex, etc... - everything is fine, but I'd
suggest to go really close, so you don't get a photo of a firetruck,
but some rather abstract mix of red chrome black colors,
On Tue, 2002-10-01 at 17:56, Brendan wrote:
All Pentax needs to do is buy some of those Kodak
chips and stick them in the MZ-D, rememeber it was
finished they just needed a chip for it. Now that said
who knows if they are just waiting for cheaper chips?
Actually they are waiting for the 4
On Tue, 2002-10-01 at 21:33, dick graham wrote:
Now this is the stuff I'm talking about, good going Pal! I had to go back
and check to see who the sender was. It looks just like news from the cave.
It's that damn' caveman again, faking my e-mail address.
cheers,
Pal
;-)
Yes, people do use Velvia for portraits.
Go to http://www.fujifilm.ca/ , click fuji professionals, click VISION
magazine. Get the back issues (I think the 1999 ones). In one of those
there's an article on a well regarded pro that uses Velvia, including
for portrait wedding photo, and has done
On Fri, 2002-09-27 at 15:02, mike wilson wrote:
I find it amusing that we are heading for a situation where the
average person is going to expect nothing more than an image
with the (technical) quality of a neolithic cave painting.
I resent that. Cave technology is actually great. Let's talk
On Fri, 2002-09-27 at 12:23, Rob Brigham wrote:
Did Pentax even turn up?
Yes.
Could they just have
their new products hiding under the desk?
Not anymore. I already bought all the samples they had.
This leaves me with some excessive stock. Before putting the items on
e-bay, I'll offer the
The cave team reports:
The MZ-D was just unveiled. The rep was kind enough to let us play with
it for about 30 minutes.
Here's the scoop:
It actually comes in three pieces:
- A MZ-S with digital back
- a remote unit
- 2 software CDs
Now the details:
The digital back holds nothing but the
... here is some more info on the new technologies in the Icon camera:
- GPAS (global positioning and aiming system); the camera includes a GPS
receiver and an array of magnetic and gravitational field sensors that
allow for the exact determination of the camera's position and aiming at
the
(although on the Lens Gallery mirror site,
http://phred.org/pentax/lensgal/k50_12/wo1.html, since I couldn't seem to
access Valentin's site right now), and I still am not sure.
Hi folks,
And sorry for the site not working. The computer hosting the site
crashed two weeks ago. Full fresh Linux
On Mon, 17 Dec 2001 06:48:20 -0600, Paris, Leonard wrote:
Hi Valentin! Nice to know that you're still within lurking distance. Best
wishes for the holiday season and may the new year see you healthy, wealthy,
and wise.
Hmmm, Linux crash? Nah! Couldn't be. Must have been a hardware failure.
On Thu, 24 May 2001 15:07:12 +0400, Denis Klimovich wrote:
How are you Valentin.
Well, quite busy, with:
1) fishing trout.
2) finding nice young models.
I know you guys won't believe me, so I took some photos to document
these :-)
Actually I was reading the list all this time in lurk mode, so
On Wed, 23 May 2001 20:32:06 +0200, Pl Jensen wrote:
Pentax is about to undertake a restructuring program. Most production will be shifted
to outside Japan. Some restructuring in Japan is also taking place. The main lens
factory will be closed down.
But of course. All production will be
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