Living in Australia i have no idea what a saturn is :)
I can't see Saturn from here, but I sure as hell can see Uranus ;-)
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- Original Message -
From: Mark Dalal [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, October 02, 2001 2:34 PM
Subject: Re: MZ-S Cost...Hey Pentax.
While this post is made in jest, it brings up something I've been thinking
about. When asked to list a favorite lens, my gut reaction is to say
, October 04, 2001 10:30 AM
Subject: OT: Lancia (was: Re: MZ-S Cost...Hey Pentax.)
Paul Jones [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Gianfranco,
h, nice car the Lancia Flaminia, Lancias are my favourite
cars :)
unfortunatley they dont import them to Australia anymore, so
most of the
Lancia
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From: Paul Jones [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, October 03, 2001 7:53 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Lancia (was: Re: MZ-S Cost...Hey
Pentax.)
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Trevor Wiebe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a well-used Saturn. It has four wheels, a
steering wheel and a horn that goes BEEP. SO THERE.
I think it's - almost - enough...
Gianfranco
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Lewis, Gerald [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well Gianfrance, I do not have a Lancia..but I do have a 93
Alfa Romeo 164L
and a 1983 Alfa GTV-6.
The GTV-6 is a very good car that didn't sell very well in
Italy, because all the cars over 2000 cm³ at that time were
charged of a huge tax.
Now Alfa and
I have a 1984 Subaru GL with 140,000 miles on it (it's going to get me through
one more winter...I hope).
If you own a nice car you're not spending as much money on cameras, lenses and
film as you might be otherwise ;-)
Trevor Wiebe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a well-used Saturn. It has
Ah, but you are an amateur, sir! My sister-in-law
just consigned her Honda CRX to the scrap heap after
aprox. 375,000 miles. The body was being held
together by rust, which in turn was held together by a
combination of chewing gum, prayer and sheer
recklessness. It had more pits and dents than
375,000 miles is quite impressive for a Honda CRX, i wouldnt have though it
possible :)
I doubt any Lancia made it that far :)
- Original Message -
From: Trevor Wiebe [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, October 05, 2001 9:42 AM
Subject: Re: Lancia (was: Re: MZ-S Cost
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From: Paul Jones
Subject: Re: Lancia (was: Re: MZ-S Cost...Hey Pentax.)
Living in Australia i have no idea what a saturn is :)
The only American cars we get here are Jeeps, Neons and
Voyagers. There are
quite a few Jeeps on the roads, next to no Neons and only
I for one liked the idea of 'digital film' and while the the idea recently
proposed was flawed (I forget the company's name and the web address) I
can't see why such an idea couldn't be made to work if the camera was
designed to support digital film from the start. How happy would current
MZ-S
In 3 weeks (all going well) I will have a car anyway.
It will help me carry my Pentax gear around - see it
is on-topic. It will be manual, automatics are for
sissies :)
That is if our national airline doesn't go bust in the
meantime, I must leave town to get it and I've paid
for my tickets. And
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Subject: Re: MZ-S Cost...Hey Pentax.
Date: Wed, 3 Oct 2001 16:40:08 +0800
I for one liked the idea of 'digital film' and while the the idea recently
proposed was flawed (I forget the company's name and the web address) I
can't see why such an idea couldn't be made to work
Gianfranco Irlanda wrote:
Nothing compared to the 1964 Lancia Flaminia Super Sport Zagato
I do not have...
Now THAT's a car not to have! ;)
I think I'll go back to thinking about things I will actually be able to
own eventually.
-Aaron
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Nenad Djurdjevic wrote:
I on the other hand, like to take my camera with me when travelling (usually
with a backpack in remote wilderness areas) so I need to keep the kit light.
I think that's why we're teasing: the camera you're suggesting would
have to be rather large. You'd probably be
Nenad Djurdjevic wrote:
It's a shame that the MZ-S wasn't designed with interchangeable backs so it
could be used either as a digital or film camera - then it truly would be
able to exist in a digital dominated future.
Yeah, and it doesn't have a phone in it, either! ;)
-Aaron
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Mike mentioned a Pentax that had an alarm clock built into it. It's a
shame that the clock wasn't connected to a timer so the camera could
turn on the coffee machine in the morning. The phone would be a nice
touch, especially with an auto-dial feature and a GPS. I feel that
many cameras today
Both of you be nice now. But what the MZ-s really
needs is a day timer, calculator and text messaging.
--- Shel Belinkoff [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Mike mentioned a Pentax that had an alarm clock
built into it. It's a
shame that the clock wasn't connected to a timer so
the camera could
turn
I'll tell you what photography really needs, and that's a way to
transform the photos and images in our mind into printed output. How
many of us have taken what we thought to be a wonderful photo,
imagining the final results, only to find that those results are
crap? What happened to the
But that defeats the whole purpose of TAKING A
PICTURE, and it will also not be k mount compatible,
what will we do then. Smc glass contacts?
--- Shel Belinkoff [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'll tell you what photography really needs, and
that's a way to
transform the photos and images in our
From: Shel Belinkoff [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I'll tell you what photography really needs, and that's a way to
transform the photos and images in our mind into printed output. How
many of us have taken what we thought to be a wonderful photo,
imagining the final results, only to find that those
Shel Belinkoff wrote:
Mike mentioned a Pentax that had an alarm clock built into it. It's a
shame that the clock wasn't connected to a timer so the camera could
turn on the coffee machine in the morning. The phone would be a nice
touch, especially with an auto-dial feature and a GPS. I
Aaron muttered:
p.s. trick question: I don't have a car.
Is this car you don't have automatic or manual?
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I don't want a camera with an egg timer and the like - but it would be nice
to have a camera that could take either chemical film and digital film as
the occasion demanded.
I know that some folks get around this problem by carrying six or seven
camera bodies, 57 lenses, databacks,
Pål Jensen wrote:
[snip]
The MZ-S is possibly the first AF slr released designed to exist in a
digital dominated future.
It's a shame that the MZ-S wasn't designed with interchangeable backs so it
could be used either as a digital or film camera - then it truly would be
able to exist in a
Hopefully the price will drop to the $1100 range
or $ 650 US (worth the trip over the border).
It's been selling at under CAD1200, but in HK. :(
regards,
Alan Chan
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