Ran across this the other day.
I shot it back in the early to mid 80's. Patrick O. Ford was a Navy
Gunners Mate who was killed in action in Vietnam. His heroic actions
won him the Navy Cross.
In the early 80's the Navy was building FFG's, a fast destroyer type
with a bunch of weapon
Thanks Bob and P.J.
I too remembered the emotions when I came across the folder with the
negs and prints. I don't remember why I had it seperated from all my
other pics from that era.
Had almost forgotten about the shoot and everything that led up to it
and following.
I actually met the family a
Thanks Cotty! It is a shot I am proud of, but mostly because of what
it really represents!
I get choked up when I think about all the very close friends I lost
over there. Although I never spent any time in country, I have a lot
of time aboard ships and squadrons deployed over there and heavily
Yep!
My 645 on a stroboframe bracket with Sunpak 120J flash readily
identified me a the wedding photographer, not the father of the
bride as I sometimes was accused of being if I didn't have my camera
in tow! ;-)
Walt
On 1/11/08, graywolf [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That is the Big Black Camera
Scott, I used a 645 outfit back when I was actively doing portraits
and weddings.
Because of the size constraints of my studio, I chose the 120 macro as
my portrait lens. It would allow full lengths at the max distance
available to me and yet still work for head shots. Occasionally I
would use the
on the same
frame.
Walt
On 1/11/08, Doug Franklin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Walter Hamler wrote:
Also, the lighting on the Washington Monument was usually turned off
at 2:00 AM. After I had the shots I left before 2:00 AM, so I don't
know if the lights actually were turned off
Gee Scott, looks pretty good to me as far as composition. I don't see
any distortions that jump out at me making the lens choice obvious.
I had a 35mm for mine as well and it was my favorite lens for other
than weddings/portraits. It really is a great lens for wide coverage
when you need it, and a
Yes, you are obviously in your element when shooting sports! I like
the last one, last hope last strike the best, but I am a baseball
fan.
Walt
On 1/11/08, Bruce Dayton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Joe,
I've always enjoyed your sports shots. They seem to almost tell a
story of the situation.
Yeah, I can see it, but it doesn't bother me. It is the sort of
distortion that could quickly and easily be corrected in PS. :-)
Walt
On 1/11/08, Scott Loveless [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks, Walt. Much appreciated. If you look at the roof of the
building in the background, it's got a
Very nice Bobg.
Takes me back to my times in the PI when in the Navy. The sunsets in
and around the Pacific were always special!
Walt
On 1/6/08, Bong Manayon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Remember Floating on Lilies? That was taken at a lake during sunrise.
Anyway, I went to the other side of the
Bruce, I remember in my days in the Bay area that the winds sometimes
were pretty bad, but nothing like I hear about this recent episode!
Your pic really does it justice. That's definately one for the Pentax
Gallery!
Walt
On 1/7/08, Bruce Dayton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
California had a very
Great stuff! I have to agree with you, I don't have THAT much faith in
the seals, especially in salt water!!
Walt
On 1/7/08, David Savage [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
...do you have in the K10D's weather sealing?
Me? Not much :-)
However, I met up with a group of local photogs at the beach this
with its
performance. The goto accuracy was almost dead on and the views were
sharp and contrasty. For the price it will be a delight to use!
Walt
On 1/5/08, mike wilson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From: Walter Hamler [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Now I have to see if there is a way to
attach a camera
, Walter Hamler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Shot some pics of a blacksmith shoeing a horse yesterday. It was
facinating talking to this youngster as he really know his stuff.
Walt
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The two PESO's I just posted on the horseshoeing were shot with the
50~200. I think it is a great lens and a definite buy at the price you
quoted.
Walt
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My local camera store has a used version of this lens on the shelf for
$150. With a
Gawd Tom, you really are showing your (MINE) age talking about straight 8's !
Walt (whose first car to drive was a Pontiac straight 8, which was a
flathead to boot!)
On 1/5/08, graywolf [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Gor, the indignity of it, a Buick with a generic V6, what ever
happened to that
Many of you I know are interested in Astronomy and Telescopes, so this
may be of interest.
An astronomy club friend was in a local Walmart and noticed a rack of
small Meade backpacker telescopes on sale. They were marked down from
200.00 to 50.00. A small 60mm refractor on the ETX GOTO mount, all
Yep! With two women in the household we already have them all over the house.
He has taken to that recliner suddenly and really gets miffed if I try
to move him.
Walt
On 1/3/08, Rebekah [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
better invest in a lint roller lol!!
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Do I need to use the DA lenses and be able to set aperture.
I just bought a K-1000 bodywith an adapter to fit my telescope so I
can shoot film shots through the scope. Out of curiosity I attached my
10~17 FE and the DA 50~200. The 50-200 appears to cover the whole 35mm
frame at both ends, and the
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He stole my christmas present!!!
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Thanks for all the replies from everyone.
Walt
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Do I need to use the DA lenses and be able to set aperture.
I just bought a K-1000
The heck he ain't!!
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Yum! Looks good.
I printed to give to the wife to try. We love soup/stews!!
Walt
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Naw, that's his cousin Merle from the Himalayans. In for a short visit
to warm up!
Walt
On 12/30/07, David J Brooks [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thats Eugene Bottomslapper, of the Hampton Bottomslappers.
Last i heard, he was working in a green house some were.:-)
Dave
On Dec 30, 2007 2:19
The Eneloops are very good at holding a charge over a long period of
time. They are around 2200 amphr or maybe a little more. The price has
been droping on them lately and are around 10.00 per set of 4, maybe
less. Any Nickle Metal Hydride charger will work with them I believe.
At least the one I
I will most heartily second New Zealand. Gods gift to the world, in my
humble opinion, especially South Is. !!
I also wish to pass on my Christmas/Holiday/Season Greetings and
wishes for whatever you dream and hope for may come true!
Walt
On 12/23/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Here is my kitty pic. Spencer is not at all happy with the suit!!
Walt
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On 12/24/07, Stan Halpin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Happy holidays, Merry Christmas, and other best wishes as appropriate.
To convey the holiday
I currently have a Canon Canoscan that I have had in service through 3
different computers and three different OS. It works from inside PSE
and does what I want, but now I am looking at doing a favor for
someone, scanning some old family pics that may need some TLC as far
as post processing and
Thanks Rick .
Let me make a confession here. I don't drink. Have no idea what it
tastes like, although I did take a sniff. :-) It was given to me my a
friend and apparantly he only drinks the dark stuff as all the
varieties he had in his garage refrig were of the dark variety.
So, lets see. My
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v699/newtmaker/HumbleMeal2web.jpg
Here is my second attempt. I still kept the silver tray, primarily
because we don't have anything else more suitable. Oh well! :-)
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Thanks Paul, and Paul :-)
I am going to reshoot tomorrow with a different plate, beer instead of
wine (crangrape juice), and add the beer bottle.
I'll get back later.
Walt
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It is something we've all seen, but it's nicely executed. I would
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Playing around with a theme for our camera club. Maybe a little too cliche?
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Great shot Ann. You have a lovely cat as well.
Spencer (mispelled in origonal post) does not like clothing nor the
camera, and it was pretty evident he was not happy with us.
Walt
Ashley definitely would not --
last year I made this xmas card -- I'm a bit better at photoshop now,
but in a way
Kodak 35, circ 1948.
I just recently bought it but it ain't too sharp, and I don't like
film anymore :-)
Walt
On 12/5/07, William Robb [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Here is a sad survery.
How many Pentax film cameras do you have that you are rarely, if ever,
using?
List by model and number if
Maybe my subject line isn't too clear but every time I open a box of
print paper I still cringe inside thinking I am going to fog it :-)
Also, I still momentarily wonder when I open the card drawer and
remove the memory card!
I guess 50 years of habits are hard to break!
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Very creamy skin texture! I like both renditions equally well.
Walt
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I had a half hour of dead time towards the end of my day, she had about the
same before the start of her's.
Steph is one of our Santa photographers this year.
He was not a happy camper :-)
Walt
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Linhof Super Technika 23 with 3 matched lenses and bunches of film
backs and holders.
Nikon S2 w/ 50mm f/1.4
Olympus Half Frame (can't remember the model)
Leica M kit. I had one while in the Navy that was assigned to me for
several years but had to give it up later on.
Walt
On 12/5/07,
Beautiful animals! I am sure you get a lot of pleasure from them!!
How is Jester doing?
Walt
On 11/24/07, William Robb [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I seem to being turned towards the dark side
http://users.accesscomm.ca/wrobb/fellas/chyna/chyna1.html
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Your PS skills are obviously far greater than mine. Well done.
My origonal attempt at those images were in Lightroom from raws. I
then had to export into PSE5 to make a jpg small enough for the web.
It was a dreary day and I was having problems with my monitor
calibration.
All that has changed
Yes, Ann, I do remember!
In July of 63 Kennedy visited the base I was stationed at for a
demonstration of new weapons. As a Navy Photographer I had a wonderful
opportunity to photograph him up close and personal and it was an
awsome experience for a 21 yr old!
Then that awful November and Dallas.
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I love the way the sun drives out enough water vapor to create a mist
that allows the sun's rays to be seen.
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Must be about time for one.
1/ How many DSLRs do you currently own?
2 istDL and K10D
2/ How many have you owned in the past?
the istDL is 2 yrs old and the K10D one
3/ How many years ago did you buy (not just use) your
Stay away from Roxsen! I bought one of those adapters and it was
junk. Once it was attached to the camera it was extremely difficult to
remove from the body. As noted, it was too thick and did not allow
infinity focus except on very long lenses that would focus past the
infinity mark.
I ended up
My son and I shot a lot of pics together at an air show in
Jacksonville on Sat. When I downloaded the pics the first thing I
noticed was the filthy images from the istDL that I had let my son
use. I seldom use the camera since getting the K10 a year ago, but I
don't remember it being this dirty
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I have been happy with them and probably considered a very low use customer.
Walt
On 11/1/07, John Sessoms [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ya'll may have noticed I don't post any images.
That's 'cause I don't have any place to post 'em. I'd like some
suggestions on which
I just checked mine and it takes about 1 sec to load the zoom image
and the same when I move around within the zoom. My computer has 3 gig
of ram and a 2.2 ghz processor. I don't know what settings I have on
the thumbnails but I don't think they are set to a high memory/disck
usage value.
Sorry I
When my house took the lightening strike a few months back my monitor
was destroyed. I also lost the ethernet card portion of the
motherboard,however I put a new card in a slot and bought a new
monitor.
My prints were suddenly too dark with the new monitor so I adjusted
the brightness/contrast
Thanks all for the quick replies.
I found the folder on the disk and was able to get it back to better
but still not like I had it before.
I have a friend who recently purchased a Spyder and he is going to let
me use it. I hope to be fully calibrated soon!!
Walt
On 10/31/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
OK, I just spent an hour calibrating with the Spyder II setup. It was
pretty foolproof BUT, my results are really no better.
My problem is that when I used the monitor controls to try to make the
screen match a good print, I cannot get the intensity level low
enough. This is a 17 Compaq crt. Now,
.
What printer are you using Walt.
If its an Epson, don't forget to turn off print management in the
printer. My 2400 manual says if the print is to dark, one probably has
both colour managements turned on
Dave
On 10/31/07, Walter Hamler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
OK, I just spent an hour
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This was on display here over the weekend. I shot a bunch of DNG Raws
and used Lightroom to edit, print, etc. It was a yucky day but I was
fairly pleased with the result.
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Some nice ones. I really like Franks bench scene. Reall shows the
story very nicely!
Walt
On 10/24/07, Scott Loveless [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Holy cow! It's early for a change. http://pug.komkon.org/
The theme for December is Happy Feelings, and the submission form is
here:
That sorta hits the nail on the head!
Walt
On 10/14/07, George Sinos [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've mentioned that I teach basic photography classes at the local
community college.
I've been teaching these classes for several years. In a class of a
dozen people there will be eight to ten
Too Cute
My cat would love him, and so would I.
Walt
On 10/13/07, Tom C [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You go out of town for three weeks and you never know what your wife's going
to do. I have been usurped by an illegal alien.
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I really like the Cloud Maker. GREAT shot. City Guardian is nice
because of the color and contrast.
I too despise big cities. I have seldom been to the downtown area of
Orlando because of that.
Walt
On 10/12/07, Tom C [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The country mouse went back downtown this afternoon
John, I am adding the Re: in the subject lines on my replys but they come
through without it added for some reason. Hope you don't think I am
ignoring
your request.
Point of info - you shouldn't have to add it - the email app you use
will have a preference for adding it - or removing it.
Testing gmail
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Sounds like a hoot to me!
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Walt, could you please add re: to your responses to other people's posts?
I keep clicking yours thinking you're the original poster, but that's rarely
the case. Then I have to find the original post to see the link, since you
tend to remove it from your post.
It would just be a heck of a lot
That video was just rune several times on our local NBC affiliate. Looks
even scarier on HDTV That was one lucky roo !
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I like it very much. Lens testing can often produce some great shots :-)
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I really like the rendition of the Autumn Pink. My wife has some pink
flowering plants here and I can never get them to reproduce like that.
I wish there was an arboretum near me.
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Have you ever seen the original 'The Italian Job'? Right now I've got
this vision of you in my head and it's the character played by Benny
Hill called Professor Peach.
No, and I am afraid to search it out to look after your comments:-)
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This was the lonely Sandpiper that felt right at home yesterday.
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We went to the beach but the sun was mostly behind some angry clouds and the
wind was blowing salt spray all over. I almost didn't break out the camera.
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Another from the beach. This one was sorta my California Dreamin...
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Hello Walter,
This must be the east coast answer to the California Raisins - but can
they sing?
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I didn't hear any music :-), but they sure taste good!!
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Has she seen that? ;-)
Yep, right after I shot it. Her reply was, you need to be closer to the
oranges to make them bigger! ;-)
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I like this one much better than juice jugs. Just more of interest
here.
Paul
Thanks Paul. The Jugs shot was just in fun obviously.
I was a little miffed at the weather, hoping for some Florida Sunshine and
plenty of people on the beach. The weather here has been terrible for a few
weeks now.
Anyone seen the movie, The Worlds Fastest Indian ? I really enjoyed it
since I have been to Invercargil, where the New Zealand gent was from. Don't
know how true to life the movie was, but the guy was determined although
somewhat naive.
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Very cute but you can't fool me, those are California Oranges on vacation.
;=}
Kenneth Waller
Hey Ken!
Actually, the Red Grapefruits (back ones) were from Chile and the Navels
were from FL. :-)
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I do not understand what is going on here. The origonal post I made was
first posted a few months ago I believe. Now, yesterday, the post and the
initial responses showed up again on the list ?
Webmaster ???
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They probably did a restore on their mail server at your ISP, and wound up
restoring some old mail too. Would not worry about it unless it keeps
happening.
No, I don't get pdml posts via email. I only read the archives and reply to
them. I do get the batch files or whatever they call them, but
Lots of USA work,Florida, New Mexico etc. Looks like good photo ops for
sure.:-)
Dave
Hey Dave, look me up if you get to FL. I am not too far off the I-4 corridor
going through Orlando.
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Speaking of new computers My house and studio took a major lighting
strike on Thurs. A lot of physical damage to the studio, blown out rear
wall, large hole in concrete slab, charred areas all over. The stereo that
was plugged in looks like a stick of dynamite went off inside!
In the house, I
is etc a theme?
rg2
Rebekah,
It might be! The folks on this list are capable of just about anything when
theer is a camera present!!!
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Speaking of Leica, has anyone looked at/tried the latest Leica PS that is
10 megpxl? I was looking at one the other day and it was priced at about
500.00 and looked/felt pretty spiffy.
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Travel
Food
Shoes
Patterns
Love
Macro
Circles
etc
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Great shot!! They must be female. :-)
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It needs some yellow mustard to top it off! :-)
I haven't seen many of those around here in FL. They were common in MD.
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Great looking cat, John.
Here is a recent one of our Spencer, who now believes he is Spencer the
Hunter. He loves to catch lizzards and whatever else he can. He also talks
to squirrels :-)
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So, how does an incompatible EF500 Firmware load function (or not) on
the K10D? I just put my 2-year old flash on my brand spanking new
K10D, fired, and the shot looked ok.
Should not have. Mine was about 1 year old when I sent it back to Sigma
about 6 months ago. It would do nothing, even on
Great shots and composition! I could only see the total phase (buried in
low western haze) here in central FL.
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It looks to be even the right kind of dog, ie, one that likes water! Nice
shot, inviting!
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Anyone out there have a source for the higher end wedding albums where the
photos are full bleed printed and the pages are bound so it looks like a
book?
My son is getting married next March and the photographer provides a dvd
with full res images, so I am thinking of doing an album for the
Nice indeed. Have you thought about shooting with a FE from Very close?
Might make an interesting effect.
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Walt, this is a Pentax forum.
The FE is OT.
HAR!!!
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Gee, I thought the FE this was shot with was a Pentax!!
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Walt, this is a Pentax forum.
The FE is OT.
HAR!!!
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Gee, I thought the FE this was shot with was a Pentax!!
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William Robb
Matt, I agree the n would be a good choice. I do know a little about film
flatness issues when I had my 645. I believe I found the secret was to not
shoot too fast. On several occasions when I would shoot a fast sequence,
several, if not all, of the shots would be in varying degrees of
Mark Roberts wrote
Digital? Nah. What you want is to go to glass plates.
;-)
Hey Mark, been there, done that! Me and Mathew Brady were mates!!
In all truthfullness, I did some glass plate work, at Mt Palomar. They were
14 x 17 and 8x8 I believe. And believe it or not, they were very thin
I has a 645 outfit that I used for weddings for 15 years. Over that period I
never had to return the camera for any repairs although it had really been
abused several times with hard falls on concrete!! Picture and exposure
quality never changed so I kept shooting.
I did get several sour looks
Did you salute him back?? :-)
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There is one of those stores here in Winter Park, FL. Right in the middle of
fancy boutiques and eateries.
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Mark Roberts wrote:
Walter Hamler gets my personal top pick award for this month. Humorous
shot that really nails the theme. (And the fact that it's from GFM is a
bonus!)
Gee, thanks Mark! I am blushing! :-)
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What would one of these be worth in pretty decent shape and are they any
good?
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Thanks PJ.
I was offered one that is pretty clean (not SMC) for 900.00. Seemed a little
high to me!
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Aw!
Nice grab shot. Was he mooching? :-)
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Toralf, I used to use Rodinal many years ago and found that even when the
concentrate turned pretty dark it was still usable. However, once it durns
dark black it is probably shot.
I mostly used it when in a moderate climate and my darkroom was in a
semi-basement so the temps were seldom over
Re: the thread on the Maxtor. Several folks indicated that they wanted the
WD version.
I bought one from Amazon just before GFM for a little over 100.00. They had
one listed that I did not see til later that also included a case, but I
don't see it now.
I have been using it as the drive for my
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