Anyone here using it?
Opinions?
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Since I'm still in grad school for another 6 months ...
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The old 19th c. images had no blue sensitivity,
so they had a very similar appearance.
Removing blue would give a similar result as adding red.
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>> I assume you mean DA 35/2.8 macro ltd?
duh.
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Call American Pickers!
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or of
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lways* happened when I shoot out there.
It is in the identical position on each image shot in that location.
It is a question of electrical interference with the sensor.
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tion. Are you thinking in PS or in-camera /
in utero?
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change the storage format for the items I'm shooting
& cataloging so that the data can be later imported into a database for web use.
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rez JPEGs the camera can be set
>to, otherwise it all takes too long.
>
>It works, it's good.
I got an EyeFi last yer.
It's a battery hog and I find it too slow to be practical.
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e to scroll through across
and look for the subtle influence rather than the one most visible band.
Since it *appears* to have harmonics, that goes to EMI/hash in the air causing
issues with electronics. And that seems even more consistent with what my
local expert has stated.
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cesses are different.
Of course, nothing equals a LF contact print. CofC is irrelevant at that
point, and the DSLR data quantity is then immaterial.
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format. And I'm getting
close to parting with both LF outfits, though that's only because of a loss of
arm strength over the past few years. At times it is just not worth the
effort, and that is a shame.
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t just a PC peripheral. That's
my plan. Why won't they listen to me?
I'll even head up the project, both engineering and marketing.
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Just found a decent price on the A* 300/4 with case. Nice lens.
Now to find something to shoot with it.
I was also wondering ... if I aligned a laser at the back end, would it/could
it be even more precise when it got to its target (like the moon)?
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"He
Light Science and Magic.
Not just for work, but certainly useful.
It's got a great section on shooting polished objects.
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I was watching a KEH-listed FA 35/2 @ $399.
The ad ended, but they relisted it @ $429.
Strange.
At least the relist has a "make offer" on it.
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Here I used a polarizer. The loss of glare is good, but it needs more light.
I'll try going to a longer shutter speed.
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Still a few adjustments to make. But overall it is coming along just fine.
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the unit to be exposed
properly. Then I can magic-wand cut the table out. It works really well.
I am going to give a try with a digital PL as they do allow more light to pass.
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t it is has more directionality than a flat surface
and that appears controllable.
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hite.
The paper should not be all white, but perhaps white-er than it is. I will be
adding some reflectors in the next day. Still, the boss is more than happy
with the results achieved.
Tomorrow I will put up one of the better, later pics with improved exposure.
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to separate the item from the background.
Dave,
That's the plan.
Here is a reason for it:
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And here is another improved exposure
http://www.brendemuehl.net/49529b.jpg
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I could make good use of them here @ work,
but I've not seen any for sale online for
a while now.
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I recently asked for this in a DSLR.
And people scoffed ...
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I'd have gone with lights like these.
http://www.cowboystudio.com/product/c16/p16-08.php
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TD-160. Or I think my son has an AR XB for sale.
Come to Dayton to Hamvention in May. Lots of good electronic values, if you're
not too far away.
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The boss is VERY happy with my images,
especially since I am fairly picky about getting good shots
and re-shooting as necessary.
But something that will help is a grid screen for the Kr.
Does one exist? There's none on the Pentax site.
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lay. I may have
to shoot for a little extra brightness to compensate for monitor differences.
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hings about this job is the trust level.
It is my responsibility to just "make it happen."
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st part seems to
be the biggest issue. This Samsung display is one of the few flat screens that
I've used which as a clarity similar to a good tube. (My favorite being an old
19" SGI.) The average LCD seems to be the weak link for which I need to
compensate.
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option.
np with the image being viewable. Tx.
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So I took an alternate route.
Enhance, Shadows/Highlights
1. Lighten Shadows 35%
2. Darken Highlights +15%
3. Midtone Contast +15%
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mplifier the greater the the "-n db" will be
at the low end of the volume knob to indicate no output.
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>> "0 db" is not an output. It is the amount of attenuation (resistance)
>> that the volume knob puts in the electron path. It is equivalent to
>> "full volume" and means nothing else -- it has no referenc
and there is still
no comparison, even with good better lenses. (No need to buy the top-end apo
or such.)
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uper Takumar 105/2.8.
ISO 200, f/5.6.
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>The first is also in better focus.
Ya, I see that now, enlarged. Focus moved in front of her.
We'll just call it 'soft' and pretend it was on purpose.
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It also looks like some stuck pixels showing up around her right eye on #1.
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Every image I've seen from that DA55/1.4 has a wonderful rendering.
I wonder if it will cover a full frame, or how close it will come.
After all, the optical formula looks suitab.e
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Also, the logo on her shirt is the company logo.
So leaving it was desirable.
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either 50/1.2 with the DA55/1.4?
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t to see how well it performs.
Another option is the A50/2.8 macro.
But what are some other options that you think I should consider?
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d not look quite so greenish on the laptop.
But there was still a difference. This proves to me that the issue is
the lens and not the screen or the lighting.
I went and got this without asking. If the boss balks, then I'll keep it.
It's such a nice lens.
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learer.
>
>At what aperture were these shot?
I have WB on automatic. I'll take a gray card to work tomorrow.
The shots were, iirc, 1/40 @ f18.
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I've got one of the nice Pentax teleconverters.
If you're interested, let me know what you've got to trade.
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If I were in the market, that 1.4x Sigma TC would be nice ...
But what I'm looking for now is a good price on one FA35/2.
I've had the "A" and like the image, but not the cool cast of the blue coatings.
The amber cast of the FA is much nicer, imo.
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r the flash
but registers the ambient settings in the image.
I'm going to try another lens.
:-(
Any ideas?
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I changed lenses and the problem went away.
It seems to not like my FA50/1.4.
H.
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is evening.
Still, the camera exposed the images properly.
And the end result is most of it.
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ad to over-expose about 1 1/3 stops, iirc.
Nice color saturation. Better than the K100D.
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s more there to hold my attention.
They're the same image (data, that is),
just cropped to allow a 100% section to be displayed.
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e farm.
#7 - #9. We were camped in a horse area. And nearby was an open are that is
used for horsemanship during the day. But at night it is empty, so I set up
some time exposures, mostly with the FA50/1.4. Looks like a great place to go
for a meter shower!
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he weather was cool enough and late enough that there were no bugs.
Well, almost. There were a lot of bagworms in the area, so there
were also many, many caterpillars. All over the place. Too many.
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I do like the lens for general use.
But it never seems to be wide enough.
I'd like to trade it even-up for a Tokina RMC 17/3.5.
(They seem to be getting hard to find.)
Will send pictures if you like.
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> I don't have a Tokina, will you take cash?
I really do need to replace it with something.
If you can find one for me then we can probably
find a way to work out the logistics.
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ay so outstanding.
2. The two M42s are very similar.
2.1 Pentacon wins with color quality. (given the ST is a bit yellowed.)
2.2 Resolution is roughly equivalent.
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Almost forgot: The Pentacon does tend to underexpose a half stop.
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it's on da bay.
My price was too high. :-(
And really, guys, those jokes are pretty lame.
(na na na!)
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I second the Canon GIII QL17.
But I think with some careful shopping you can find a good one for $25 to $40.
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JCO,
Sorry. I just compared what I had on hand.
I would be nice to do a full scope.
In the end I was really surprised, and pleased,
to see this quality out of a DDR lens.
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27;s about world governance v int'l capitalism.
(Long gone are the days of nationalistic capitalism.)
Besides, when we run out we can always print more.
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But I could not resist. So no more comments.
It was very, very good to see that the kids are playing nice.
Enjoy your days. I'm back off to class.
Ah, grad school!
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the new DA & DAL lenses are both sharper and AF.
And in the same price class.
But if it must be one, the 35-105 would be my choice.
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is maybe a better digital lens than it is a film lens.
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film days.
But my opinion of it might change with some more digital use.
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Mark,
Add /index.html to the end if required.
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There are reasons to not leave your glass of water out overnight.
One of those reasins is when one has a cat
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John Wilkes Booth (was) owned (by) a cat.
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for things like small events
where you don't need but a little extra length.
They go for almost nothing on eBay. $15-$35. Shame.
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>Cotty wrote that Jeffery Smith, discombobulated, unleashed:
>
>>There was talk of a full-frame Pentax being released in 2010
Makes me recall the phrase of Jerry Pournelle in so many Byte columns:
Real Soon Now.
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Free To A Good Home:
Falcon RC print drying rack.
Just add $5 for parcel post mail.
I have 2 and only need one. If that.
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($20)
Tamron Adaptall-2 PK mount. ($25)
and probably more stuff as I slowly and steadily clean out my basement.
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gone bad, but has a good mount?
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quivalent focal-length Pentax SMC lens. :-)
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Here they are:
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As a matter of scale, that's a 5x7 film holder in front of them.
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Canyon would be a great place to use one. (They
often go for <$25 on eBay and have the "A" setting for ease of use.)
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I found one.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daryl_Johnston>Moose here
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ly.
As a result I expect your lens values to rise,
especially if you are willing to sell them overseas.
(I have no problem selling them to PROC,
just to bring back some of our $$.)
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I guess the 645 is a good field camera format, esp. for weddings.
I stand corrected.
But 40MP for weddings? Hmmm.
For birding -- lots of data for blowing it up.
For landscapes -- lots of horizon detail.
Ya, might work. :-)
Still, couple it with some 4x5 lenses ...
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If it is ONLY for camera equipment, that is:
A nice 8x10 wood field.
Two nice lenses.
And still $5K left over for a used 645D in a couple o fyears.
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And a return to my roots, so to speak. More milkweed. There's just something
about them that draws me. Don't know what or why.
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Sincer
All these were shot with the Tokina 35-200.
Mine is the old SD f4-5.6 version, but it is at least "A".
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I shot a few this a.m. in raw mode.
But PSE7 does not want to read the format.
I tried the 5.1 & 5.4 raw update, but neither works.
Any thoughts?
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Jack,
I feel more drawn to the pods.
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K-x
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Thanks, all.
I didn't see the 5.6 version initially -- only the 5.5.
That took care of everything.
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driver's seat fit. My two favorites:
1991 Toyota Camry and 1997 E class (W210). Perfect seats.)
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Some Amish corn shocks, and an old lathe & plaster house that is disintegrating
with years of exposure. Beautiful weather
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p.s.
And it was nice to cap off the evening with a Badger victory!!!
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John,
I still shoot film, but not the little stuff.
Except this weekend I decided to shoot some PanF
and got my son's Super Program. Just to compare things.
And now I am off to the darkroom.
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goes with some other stuff to the thrift shop.
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>Yes, that is ugly. Does it actually read 'Pentax" on the bag (it's a bit
>hard to read)? My ME Super came with a normal black never-ready case.
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>Cheers
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>Brian
Yes, that is "Pentax" embossed in the plastic.
I suspect this was a short-ru
It is on its way to a good PDML home.
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There's one @ KEH. But the price is prohibitive.
I'd forgotten all about it but for the talk of the MZ-S/D.
Anyone here have/use one?
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ayed in Wisconsin?
We live in the Columbus area.
It is known, even locally, as The Cult of the Buckeyes.
It's like they deserve a national championship out of obligation,
as though the whole world revolves around Ohio State.
Since I am originally from Wisconsin, it was pleasant to see.
Since
Cesar has a MZ-S?
Snake-skinned? :-)
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I have a 135/2.5 Tak Bayonet with oily blades.
And I have never gone inside.
What is the best approach?
I'm thinking from the rear, and with a little lighter fluid on a swap to
dissolve the oil.
Your thoughts and experience are welcome.
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Collin Brendemuehl
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