I understand what's happening with your eyes, Mafud.
My Father-in-law, in his mid 70s and a pro photographer for about 40 years plus, is
also
hitting the point where AF would be useful.
The last set of H.S. Homecoming shots I saw were
focused slightly behind the people. Not enough to
make a
Must have been some pretty cheesy photography! :)
Collin
--
... I had a stack of just
developed Velveta and I fed the first one in the little slot. Set the scan
for 2400dpi and
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-- Spock,
First, glad you're back, Mafud.
Your recovery has been a part of my prayers.
JeepGirl ...
... congrats. Will it be long before we see
pics of little jeeps scooting around? G
Len, ...
... 64 bytes of memory?
I at least got to start with 256 bytes on my
Elf II. Boy, were you ever
I was in a co-worker's office before
leaving work this evening.
933 MHz. 512 Meg RAM. All brand new.
Right-clicked on the desktop
Dialog box comes up.
Clicked on Properties.
It was a 20-second wait before the desktop properties finally opened up.
Thanks, Bill.
Collin
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Steven got a Carousel 4400 projector
and a (needs some repair) Beseler color analyzer..
I got a Zeiss Ikon Contessa 35.
Anyone interested?
Collin
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While digging through a box of old stuff
I picked up last year, my son found a
most interesting item. In an aluminum
canister is an unshot roll of kodachrome
in 828 format!
If any of you are collectors, this might
be a nice rare item to have. (It's the
only one I've ever seen.)
Collin
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I see Pentax is giving rebates on the ZX-M.
Any news on the future status of the body?
Any upgrade in sight, perhaps?
Collin
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Old tube amps really bring the bucks these days.
So much so that some of the nicer ones will equal
a mortgage payment!
Your old 8-track recorders bring a bit as well.
just my $2,
Collin
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Now, Now !!! I just saw several 8-track players in 2nd hand
stores
A very good lens. Little distortion.
But, imho, don't replace primes.
They still have their appications,
esp. when you want the sharpest possible eng
for an enlargement.
Collin
From: Hiroto Yamashita [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi all,
I've been looking at a Tokina AT-X 24-40mm F2.8 to replace some
Some general thoughts on the subject:
Watermarks may be useful, but it's not foolproof.
They're supposed to provide some proof of ownership, and perhaps security.
In digital work the origin (closely related to ownership) may be next to impossible to
prove.
Whereas with chemical photography,
Okeene, Oklahoma, has a hunt cook every Spring.
Not the kind of activity I'd personally enjoy,
but ok for some, I guess. Especially perhaps for
way-northerners. :)
Collin
...
I had a rattler chili once that was to die for.
William Robb
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That means don't
(1) grin a lot
(2) make unnecessary eye (or other) contact
(3) act as though you're in a hurry
anything else ?
Collin
I don't think it has a thing to do with appeaance. I think it has to do with
whether or not you trigger peoples paranoia. There is a huge difference
between
Though someone mgiht be interested in these:
Subject: FS: Pentax K-mount Lenses
Date: 17 Nov 2001 19:22:34 GMT
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (ChrisPlatt)
Newsgroups: rec.photo.marketplace.35mm
All lenses have clean glass w/no scratches, marks or fungus,
clean snappy diaphragms, smooth focus
And let's not forget curds!
I'm going back for Thanksgiving.
Anyone want me to ship 'em some -- fresh?
But more to the point, w/ IL, IN, MI, adding OH might work better.
Collin
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What, and leave out us from Wisconsin?
OK, besides me, how many PDML members shoot full manual flash (anytime)?
Always a manual mode for any deliberate composiiton requiring flash.
No sense in having the sensor average off something I don't intend it
to use.
Collin
Mafud
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http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=1300692156
Interesting.
I've not seen one of these before.
Anyone else using it/them? Reports?
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Edith Keiler must die.
-- Spock, 1930
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Please, tell me which rights and liberties have been lost?
Collin
I think Bush, the FBI Director and the Homeland Defense Minister-err,
Secretary, might have something to say about what and which of the freedoms
we Americans take pride in go next.
What with all the public freedoms they are
Sort of like cross-hairs in a gun scope.
Collin
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From: Mark Roberts [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Tom Rittenhouse [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My memory may be wrong, but I thought there was a clear screen with
crosshair available for the MX.
Yes they did and I've got
In Montana there is some officer discretion
as to public safety matters. A Geo going
80+ (if it could) would certainly get pulled over.
Collin
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Date: Tue, 04 Dec 2001 07:27:22 -0600
From: Mike Johnston [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: SUVs
I think Montana
Discussion about SUVs tends to be oriented
around lack of efficiency and energy consumption.
That is,
they're a luxury which should be controlled.
So how much does the luxury of photography add to
environmental pollution?
Or, even less-noticed, the semiconductor industry?
Those who target
Best nonsequiter I've read in a while.
Collin
Date: Tue, 4 Dec 2001 12:12:19 -0800 (PST)
From: Juan J. Buhler [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: SUVs
On Tue, 4 Dec 2001, Collin Brendemuehl wrote:
ROTFLMAO!
Hahhahaahahhhaahahaha!
Watch out! We're coming after your MZ-S next! We'll replace
And with those flash bulbs, because of the
long output duration, one has a method for outdoor
fill flash without the thousand or so dollars
needed for expensive strobes high-speed X sync
bodies. And, in thrift shops, I get packages of
a dozen bulbs for 90 cents frequently. (Haven't
done
Is there an ever-ready case for MX + Winder?
TiA,
Collin
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Almost, but not exactly.
You mentioned Bush and his responsibility for the loss of rights (placing his handlers
under his monker). It's hard to take the politics out of a mention of public
officials. (By politics I mean activities that occur in gov't, not party activities.)
I tried to
At this point I am dropping out of OT discussion.
(at least for a while)
Some of the dialogue is getting pretty personal
and that's of low enough value to the group that
bringing it to an end seems appropriate.
Other parties with to join me?
CRB
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Edith Keiler must
So, JC, I hear you're getting into
really large format photography?
CRB
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Nice outfit. But it's just not a Pentax. :)
Perhaps it's another collection for JC
to get into? G
The 'Flex would sure be nice. They're fun to use.
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I took my new-to-me MX ZX-M both out
last night while Steven was giving a
holiday concert in his HS band.
The brightness wasn't much different.
I think that's compensated for by the compression
done on the ZX-M size.
The field of view in the finder was the most noticable difference. There's so
24mm
50mm
1.4x
With these angles you get (a) groups, (b) individuals, and (c) close-ups.
These would be my picks for general-purpose work.
Right now, the primes I use are 35mm, 50mm, 100mm. I own but rarely use a 2x. It
just sits there. I'll keep the 35mm when I can afford a 24mm. It's
Well-stated.
For those who might be interested, you can get many medium format folders for less
than $100US. Just a little more for a twin lens. (My son got a Rolleiflex 2.8C with
a few light marks on the taking lens for $175US! Nice camera. A Yashica-D runs about
$100US.)
Compare this to
Amish Pentaxians? :)
CRB
At 04:16 PM 12/9/01 -0500, you wrote:
Date: Sun, 9 Dec 2001 10:16:46 -0500
From: Aaron Reynolds [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Did you hear that, PDML? MIKE SAYS THAT HE'D DATE A NIKON GIRL.
Mike, you know I love you, but I fear you must be shunned over this.
- -Aaron
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I've not checked the fit as far as mounting,
but the advance coupling is the opposite gender.
Pentax Could Have, with very little extra foresight, made them interchangable, but
didn't. There was one for the ME and one for the MX.
CRB
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pentax dual cable release, 8+ $19.00
-- would be great for separate mirror
prefire on your RB as well
Pentax dial data LX for LX body, 8+ $69.00
Collin
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It depends somewhat on the height of your ceiling.
With the 285 and 280T (I have/use both as well on a ZX-M), if there's enough light
reflecting, then you'll saturate enough to satisfy the settings.
If you're just trying to make the flash less-direct, the it depends on the angle
you're using.
I was looking @ shooting today @ lunch,
but it's misty -- with a little drizzle.
How does one keep a lens free from
this excess moisture? A hood is not
always enough. Umbrella?
Collin
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I was looking @ one at a good price
today @ lunch. ($50) BUT, I put
batteries in it, put it on a
super program (no lens attached, no film)
but it won't fire. Won't do anything
off-camera either. Switch on side alternated
between red and green positions.
What else should I check?
CRB
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Is it a good zood?
I see they're teaching spelling in Nebraska, again!
G
Collin (really a Husker fan anyway)
---original
I also have a 50-250 Tokina ATX zood. If I even need zood, it's there, so
the 135 is really NOT doing me much good.
L
Levente -Levi- Littvay
Welcome.
I also use a ZX-M, but have the A 50/1.4.
Excellent lens. Reasonably priced.
Just got my MX with winder last week, @ a bargain price. Winder MX feels a lot nicer
than Winder MEII.
Collin (who practiced a LOT of restraint not getting into the arguments about freedom,
and correcting
Congrats on the 6x7.
I just love baseball terminology! Spring is almost here.
Shall we plan a PDML/Cubs get-together this summer?
On Fri. night I let a K-1000 with 200mm flash go.
Didn't want to spend the time waiting for it.
Someone got a good buy. $75 Buy-It-Now.
CRB
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I picked up a Takumar-A 70-200 zoom and
used it size-by-side with the Pentax-A 70-210.
Same body, switched back and forth to verify
what I saw in the finder.
The Takumar version while not bad, whatever
that means, didn't provide the sense of depth
most similar to the human eye's optics.
(I think
Actually, I didn't see much difference except where
the 'M' seems softer in all the prints.
This makes the K 85/1.8 look like the bargain of the bunch.
Very similar images to the best ones, but 1/2 the price.
CRB
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Edith Keiler must
Locally there's a couple of bodies available
cheaply -- no real demand for them.
They're in decent condition, and a modest $50 each.
A-3000 and P3
The A-3000 I was familiar with, having used one for several years. A nice, solid
body.
The P3 I'd never looked at before. Metal back. Brass base
not be participating much, if any, for the next week. Wife's grandfather (105
years old) passed away last night. We'll be going to Butterfield, MN, later this week.
Collin Brendemuehl
PS. Let's see -- Hutto BellSouth. I knew a Hutto in the Edmond, Oklahoma, area.
You in that neighborhood
Push to the left the up for rewinding film.
No sense in removing it to push the button up.
Collin
At 08:11 PM 12/17/01 -0500, you wrote:
From: Joseph E Ringer III [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: MX winder
I just aquired a used MX winder with no instructions and think I got
it figured out except for
The mm on the lens designation would probably,
in my estimation at least,
be the result of a marketing dictate
rather than a design change.
In other words,
if Pentax were the last to start using mm,
it might have been advice from marketing that
resulted in the change.
With respect to the
I can't believe the distortion in those last two shots! Hang the resolution. Give me
a natural appearance any day of the week.
Collin
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and most specifically:
http://www.shinozuka-family.com/200110autumnlux2/kittyleaves4.jpg
Congrats.
Maybe now people will hate someone besides me. :)
Collin
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Date: Tue, 18 Dec 2001 22:11:53 -0800 (PST)
From: Juan J. Buhler [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Got a free A50/1.4
Another bargain:
Back up the turnip wagon there, Glenn.
Change never occurs in a vacuum, on its own, without external stimuli.
You very admirably went half way with the point that there was
a requisite for an additional application. (That's a lot further
than many are willing or able to take the discussion.)
But
buffer fill up.
How's the istD with this feature?
What speed of C/F are you using?
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Collin Brendemuehl
KC8TKA
Ron Santo deserves enshrinement in Cooperstown.
-- Me
--
Cord was cleaning up had for $5 a little Argus 3d kit.
I'm going to load it with some bw see what the results are like.
It even comes with its own stereo-opticon-type device.
Anyone else have/use one of these?
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Collin Brendemuehl
KC8TKA
Ron Santo deserves enshrinement in Cooperstown
.
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Collin Brendemuehl
KC8TKA
Ron Santo deserves enshrinement in Cooperstown.
-- Me
--
Ok. I'll be simpler.
If you take 2 quick shots does it take twice as long
to write to the
CompactFlash?
Also, spend the money on fast CompactFlash.
You'll definitely appreciate the difference.
Even in more basic digitals it a good thing to do.
CRB
Way over my head, though the thing seems to
Optically, yes. They gained their reputation because of the lack
of edge sharpness as compared to (a) the earlier K sm lenses,
and (b) Nikon.
It was interesting to read magazine reviews in the 70s.
Nikon was the sharpest, period. Resolution was the ultimate goal of
lens manufacturers and
... which one would it be more like?
Jaguar -- Small, sleek, but not very reliable.
GM -- A clumsy juggernaut with a mediocre product.
Accura -- Not a Mercedes, but really nice for the price.
... or some other copmany ... and why?
Collin
KC8TKA
Very simple.
You send eBay an email with the 2 URLs and this guys story.
Describe the issue and seriousness of the problem fully.
Send the other seller a copy as well.
The truth scares people and they often correct themselves quickly.
I had a facinating eBay sale issue a couple of months ago.
A
From: Treena [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Has Pentax missed again?
I just wonder how happy Rebel digital customers will be.
Happy enough.
Remember clone computers from before 1990?
Real junk.
But people were willing to buy cheap knowing that the
good stuff would continue to drop in price and
The first LX was available in Sweden, iirc.
Who stocked the first ist-D?
CRB
Paul,
You're just jealous.
Your tems didn't stand a chance to even go this far.
CRB
Forward them to eBay.
They hunt 'em down with big sticks. Big lawyer sticks.
CRB
UPDATE:
The basic mod is pretty simple -- changing M to A.
And you don't have to modify anyting.
1) set the lens to the minimum aperture. f22, etc.
2) short the A pin to the body or lens. Use a piece of foil or 32 awg wire.
Without the lens information pins you'll not get matrix metering
Since in the 60s - 80s so many Nikons were sold,
I'm seeing shelves fill up with unwanted / undesirable
F, F3, 8008, etc. Few Canon or Pentax used bodies.
The Pentax are still being grabbed up by students.
But the Nikon outfits cost more. So they sit and gather dust.
The only Pentax that isn't
... with scratches, er I mean sketches...
Must be a British thing. :)
CRB
The E-1 vibrates dust off the sensor every time your turn it on.
Also, the 5Mp ratio is working out well.
And, the 4/3 ratio requires less cropping than the 6MP ratio
and so the net is close to the same pixels per image.
Looks like they've got a winner with some in-between features and
in-between
This is what I've observed in Columbus.
Also, the Blads are stacking up as well.
Even the RBs and old Mamiya TLRs are dropping nicely (for the buyer).
Besides, there are few 80s Pentax bodies available here.
Students are using them.
Relatively few s/m bodies remain in regular use.
CRB
Since in
Two bw enlargers.
I'm getting a newer one so these older ones need to clear out.
#1 Dejur Versatile Professional. c. 1948 4x5.
Has alignment issues. Requires futzing for a squared-up print.
Fabricated Metal construction. (not cast aluminum)
#2 (forgot the name) made in
Yes, but the 3/4 ratio requires less cropping for a standard print.
Hence you get roughly the same data onto an 8x10 as with a 6MP camera.
CRB
Date: 21 Oct 2003 10:00:23 +0200
From: Frits [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Is it only 5MP?
Great sig., Mr. Leonard Loopback Paris.
Collin
Date: Tue, 21 Oct 2003 12:12:05 -0400
From: LEONARD PARIS [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I'm sure that, if you think about it long enough, you'll
discover the underlying evil intent. ;-)
Len Paris
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*There's no place like 127.0.0.1
What's the size of a 110 neg?
Anyone know the size of the sensor in the Fuji Finepix 4100?
I'm considering a Franken-digital project.
(My Fuji came from a garage sale for $5 with the lens broken off.
I'd like a permanent lens for it. This might just work!)
Collin
Great feature.
I've never had one of the Pentax bodies with it but ...
I did get to use a TLR with it!
Yes, on some the ss aperture can be locked together.
Turn one and the other moves.
It's a very practical feature, whether mechanical or electronic.
CRB
Greg,
Welcome.
I sell a lot on eBay and prefer to only ship to US Canada.
dpconsult.com
Several packages have been lost in overseas shipments and
nobody likes the situation. (The source for one of my negatives.)
I usually set a reserve, when I do it, at the absolute lowest I'll take
for it. At
Since we saw the announcement of a 67 Limited lens
might we also see IS (equivalent) first on the 645 67?
Just a thought. It would be consistent with Pentax' approach to Pro.
CRB
From: Bob Blakely [EMAIL PROTECTED]
A murder of LXs? (Black like crows.)
An arsenal of LXs? (You shoot them. I particularly like this one.)
Also...
A battery of lenses? (Some are large enough to look like
small cannon.)
A constellation of flashes, lights?
A can of film? (Ammo comes in
Whould that not be the TV professional assistant version? :)
D. Glenn suggested a clique. How about a ka-chunk? ;-)
Cheers,
Stephen
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Specifically the reason for a shift lens and why movement is so basically practical.
Look here for more info:
http://webster.commnet.edu/grammar/plurals.htm
Check the section:
Plurals and Apostrophes
I have a RED Pentax PC35AF with winder and case.
Can't get it to work.
Anyone want it for a shelf collectible?
$5 + shpg.
This is one reason why 6x6 is used.
You are the scissors.
And, most any skilled 35mm machine printer (person) can control
the machine to print full-frame. Looks like a letter-boxed TV show.
Collin
Date: Tue, 4 Nov 2003 13:55:37 +
On 3/11/03, [EMAIL PROTECTED] disgorged:
frank theriault
Locall, one major film camera retailer pretty much only sells
film cameras to bw students. Almost everyone else gets
digital From $1000 to $2000, the nice solutions are really hot.
And this Christmas they're going to get even hotter.
Collin
snip
Still, if film were about to die I'd expect KEH
Date: Thu, 6 Nov 2003 14:24:39 +
From: Cotty [EMAIL PROTECTED]
(b) a place to stay - which could be the back of somebody;s van..
There's a movie in this.
Cheers,
Cotty
Deliverance?
:)
You folks work it out.
It'll be a while for me.
CRB
Argumentative and irrational.
Sounds like a troll to me.
Besides, pictures are composed of gray matter.
Horrible pictures == lack of gray matter.
CRB
Don't you mean transparent to a great extent?
Also, what's the real difference between
a Skylight 1A and a UV?
Is one more clear than the other?
Collin
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From: William Robb [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Isn't all glass UV opaque to a great extent?
William Robb
Because everyone really wants to live in Oklahoma.
Hooker, Oklahoma, that is.
One swimmin' pool (I think), no movie stars (that I know of).
CRB
Date: Wed, 12 Nov 2003 13:26:52 -0500 (EST)
From: John Francis [EMAIL PROTECTED]
(another trivia question: why 'hooker'?)
Check out the new View Camera magazine.
The review of Better Light's 4x5 scanning backs is impressive.
The top-of-the-line model produces a 309 meg image but costs $13k.
The low end model produces a 50 meg image and is $6k.
http://www.viewcamera.com
Collin
So, you guys are going to be out-ed?
CRB
A 300/2.8 is a 300/2.8 no matter the format it's on.
Period.
Now, 300mm on 8x10 is normal, but the magnification is
EXACTLY THE SAME as on 35mm! It's just that 35mm has been
seriously (severly) CROPPED!
CRB
Now imagine DA 300/2.8 - being 30%
smaller andf lighter than A* 300/3.8 - wouldn't it
More to the original point --
if one want the magnification of a 135 format 300/2.8
on a format 2/3 its size
one should purchase a 200/2.8.
It's that easy.
Collin
Date: Fri, 14 Nov 2003 15:27:59 +0100 (CET)
From: Jan van Wijk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Good point Collin,
One other thing I never see
I'm wondering more about trade-offs than advantages.
There's some real losses with digital.
For instance, CD-R media is showing itself non-durable,
with some media only retaining data for a couple of years.
Indexing systems are sparce, mostly inadequate.
(I'm going to purchase a laptop this next
A 3 megapixel dslr for $300.
Just take the fall-out sensors
and software skip half of the cells.
Would you?
Date: Wed, 19 Nov 2003 11:35:55 -0800
From: Jim Apilado [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I think the Canon D30 is going to close to $400 on ebay.
Jim A.
I don wan no steenking Canon!
CRB
... when a modern Pentax body starts overlapping frames?
Is there a clutch in the take-up that begins to slip
or is it gears?
Just curious.
CRB
The instruction list was good.
I'll just add some additional thoughts and concerns:
1. Move the lens OFF the A position.
Otherwise you risk having the A pin fly away.
2. The yellow Stanley set available @ your local Wal-Mart
hardware department has one Philips that's a perfect fit for the
If you replace the A mount with the M mount
the A pin will have to be removed.
To do that ...
1. put the lens on A
2. Remove the mount slowly.
3. You should be able to pick up the pin assembly with a magnet
and place it into a ziplock for storage until regaining your senses.
CRB
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This is the problem I reoprted months ago regarding the Canon dslr units.
A local pro with 3 found that all of them focus differently.
If Pentax is consistent in its error then that's better
than the competition, though not what it should be.
My suspicion would lean more toward design,
esp. the
While making a brief visit to pentax' Japan site
I noticed there was a museum section. So I went in.
There was a picture of what appeared to be a LF Pentax!
Anyone know anything about it?
Collin
1974
The personal computer began practically with the schmatics for 8080-
based systems around 1975. By 1978 you could get a SWTP, Altair,
Imsai, Netronics ELFII, or any kit you wanted. Just learn to solder
first. These were the ground-breaking computers
1980
The personal computer boom began
You guys in Toronto taking pics of the theater for PUG?
CRB
Date: 09 Dec 2003 17:01:37 +0100
From: Frits =?ISO-8859-1?Q?W=FCthrich?= [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Pentax Discussion List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.dpreview.com/news/0312/03120403microsoftisfat.asp
Now M$ only has to get into the camera software.
There's an easy solution.
We'll shortly see
FAT is a variation on the old CP/M file system,
which was, iirc, like it's design, taken from Posix.
(A subset of an older Unix.)
It is unique and enforcing a patent is not a bad thing.
Just a few years ago IBM did the same thing regarding the
ISA bus and got Compaq, et. al., to shell out.
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