>In trying to disassemble a lens I accidentally dislodged a few parts
>without getting a good look at how they went together and where they
>went. I would greatly appreciate any help. BTW, it is a SMC PENTAX-A
>70-210mm lens.
This may or may not help. F70-210
http://members.shaw.ca/hargravep
>I recommended AVG to a friend, and it appears they have gone pay-only.
>I've always used a free version. Does anyone know if it is still possible
>to get a free version,
When AVG came out they promised to always maintain a free personal version.
They have, but they are finding better ways
Like this?:
http://store.thomas-distributing.com/detailproduct.asp?which=33
Powell
At 03:24 AM 01/10/2006 , you wrote:
>
>Copy of hte post I replied to Shel. Wanted to be sure everybody reads it.
>I knew I'd forget a couple things. This is what I remember now.
>
>>Shel, a rep at the Pentax boot
>In a related dumb down item, last night on a local station there was a 5
>minute segment on a new HP digital P+S that had a slimming filter.
>Fortunately a local Photoshop guru explained it fairly well - the camera was
>compressing the image @ the center to make the subject, also in the center,
>> It took a while but finally got this together.
>>
>> http://members.shaw.ca/hargravep/Robins.htm
>>
>> Comments?
>
>Well, what can I say - I wish I could do the same together with my
>daughter...
>
>Thumbs up!
>
>Boris
Thanks Boris and also all others who commented.
The robins made for an i
I've found that the plastic from 4 ltr. / 1 gallon milk jugs makes a very
colour neutral diffuser. Easy to cut and fold to your desired shape.
Powell
>You could try using a gel diffuser over the front of
>the flash (or a rubberized unit from StoFen). You can
>buy sheets (or rolls) of diffusion
Some interesting details.
http://podcasting.popphoto.com/2006/PP0906_AskTheSource_Pentax.mp3
http://www.popphoto.com/popularphotographypodcasts/3047/exclusive-interview-
with-pentaxs-imaging-guru-about-the-k10d.html
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It took a while but finally got this together.
http://members.shaw.ca/hargravep/Robins.htm
Comments?
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>> Wow. Let me rephrase then: when do your /banks/ gear up to 20th
>> century
>> level, and start offering direct bank transfers. Within the EU bank
>> transfers for private persons are secure, fast (couple of days max.),
>> convenient (order per mail or internet) and free...
>>
>> If they don'
>Cameracanada.com is taking pre-orders at C$1,049.88. It is located in
>London, Ontario; so you may be able to save on PST (assuming that you are
>not in Alberta). C$15 shipping.
>But I have not personally bought from this retailer.
Bought my DS from them. No problems.
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Don't know how good the Pentax is but I have three Vivitar/Kiron 28/2
lenses and all quite different. All had sticky diaphragms which were
easily fixed and so came quite cheap.
First is soft but usable at f2, cleans up nicely at 2.8 and is quite good
through the range.
Second is worse at f2 and ne
Nice shot.
So panning with SR on works? I think Pentax recommends turning it off when
panning.
Powell
>http://static.flickr.com/98/244670476_9452ca7abf_b.jpg
>
>
>K100D, SMC-M 50mm f2 wide open at 1/100. ISO 400 and SR on.
>
>-Adam
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Nikon P&S have always been good at Macro and 'Best shot selector' is sorta
the poor mans SR, VR, etc. Have taken lots of sharp hand held macros with
my Nikon 990.
Powell
>Watching an all nighter of CSI Miami, and have noticed something.
>
>They tend to take a LOT of close up photos, Nikon of so
Press release on Steve's is gone!
http://www.steves-digicams.com/pr/pentax_09132006_k10d_pr.html?AType=0
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Think I want one but the Ds will do just fine until at least the first
price drop.
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>he COULD be wrong because his understanding is based on currently
>available knowledge and technology. Change is constant. I cited an
>example of someone drawing firm conclusions about future advances based
>only on the technology as it was understood at the time.
Possible sensor, not practic
It is on the DS download page.
http://www.digital.pentax.co.jp/ja/info/20050415e.html
>
>Anyone know where I might be able to find release notes? I'm curious to
>know what else has been changed for the *ist DL.
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>Now that we're at it: is there any way to remove the focussing ring on an
>F lens? There seem to be slots for a screwdriver, but I'm hesitant to use
>force... The FA had a different construction here.
Don't know. All of the focus/zoom parts came out through the front.
>Micro-tools and micr
>Someone managed to drop a camera with my F70-210/4-5.6 attached. Camera
>and lens appear to be fine, except that the zoom is stuck at 70mm.
>Although the optimist in me says that I did not lose a zoom but gained a
>prime, I'd still like to try my hand at repairing it.
This may help.
http://
> What have you used?
Whoops forgot the TLR
The Family Box Brownie
Ocassionaly Dad's 116 1A Pocket Kodak
Kodak Brownie Holiday, my first camera
King Regula Cita, 35mm range finder
Calumet 4x5 view camera
4x5 Graphics
>Ricohflex 6x6 TLR
Pentax S1A
Pentax SP 500 and 1000
Pentax MX
Pentax ZX5n
Appl
> What have you used?
The Family Box Brownie
Ocassionaly Dad's 116 1A Pocket Kodak
Kodak Brownie Holiday, my first camera
King Regula Cita, 35mm range finder
Calumet 4x5 view camera
4x5 Graphics
Pentax S1A
Pentax SP 500 and 1000
Pentax MX
Pentax ZX5n
Apple Quicktake 150
Canon Power Shot 600
Olymp
>That is the reason for hiring experts. They usually can save you money
>over doing it yourself. And they take all the flack, worth the money in
>itself in my opinion. However, some of us are so poor we have to do it
>ourselves. The saving grace there is that we also have to do the work
>oursel
At 05:56 PM 17/08/2006 , you wrote:
>
>I'll be coming over to digital when the K10D hits the market. Does anyone on
>the list have an opinion about the Russian Zenitar 16mm/2.8 lens for
>digital, or 35mm, format?
Great lens. Great Value. Great fun.
On the DS:
http://members.shaw.ca/hargravep/Zeni
My last try.
Very sharp images due to the removal of the AA filter. Some form of Pentax
wizardry prevents aliasing.
The increased detail will produce much larger .jpg files.
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>On Aug 15, 2006, at 3:53 PM, Toralf Lund wrote:
>> I somehow doubt that there is much to gain from improving the A/D,
>> though. Seems to me that the real issue is noise already present in the
>> analogue signal, and also dynamic range limitations also on the
>> analogue
>> side.
>
>Are you certa
>Some things are worthwhile, others are useful conveniences, but most of
>the features on modern cameras are useless crap there only to impress
>the ignorant into buying it because it as 2 more features than the
>competition.
>
>graywolf
Non of the competition has yet caught up to one of Pen
>Someone else was very, very close before.
>-Aaron
Hope it was me with the Fuji SR sensor,
http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/fujifilms3pro/
So Pentax/Samsung have a 10 meg high dynamic range sensor with two pixel
sensor sizes.
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>Which kind of leaves; output resolution and dynamic range. And a two
>sensitivity level sensor has already been done by someone (can't
>remember who) so that leaves output resolution.
How about a 10 meg Fuji SR sensor.
http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/fujifilms3pro/
Not likely although Fuji is
>I suspect that much of the overreaction is CYA. No official
>wants to be the one who did too little. No politician wants to be
>vulnerable to a charge of "soft on terrorism."
>
>Joe
That's one way to look at it.
Another is the terror promoted by politicians and the media make us sheep
easie
I'm sure they hope their next shot will make the cover of Life Magazine.
Some times the higher quality can be useful. Reducing to newsprint is easy.
Powell
>I was at a folk music festival yesterday, and saw a PJ taking crowd shots
>using a Canon 1Ds and a big lens (not sure what it was - some
>
Some interesting comments I lifted from the ProRental list.
Powell
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Date: Tue, 08 Aug 2006 02:36:26 -0400
From: Steven Inglima <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: [ProRental] Resolution and the limit
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
In response
Nice miss. Enjoyed your little beasty.
Powell
>Ooops! Sorry -- wrong address. This was for Microscope.
>
>Don
>
>
>Don Williams wrote:
>> Since this little thing seems to be interesting some of us I've posted
>> another DivX movie. I have a few dozen clips of Arcella but I also have
>> more t
Not enough information. What type of files are you saving? .tif, .jpg, psd.
These also can be compressed which changes file size.
When you resized to print did you resample the file which makes a new
smaller or larger file. Or just change the PPI which does not change the
file only the printing
re just too small to capture enough
>light. I'm not going to do the math and repeat what's already in the
>archives you can look it up for yourself.
>Powell Hargrave wrote:
>
>>There is room to grow. Take a look at the Fuji F30.
>>Sensor is a tiny 7.6 x 5.7 mm
> That's why at
>this point I'd like to see a larger sensor. Physics is working against
>the APS-C sensor as densities get higher, and it can only get worse.
There is room to grow. Take a look at the Fuji F30.
Sensor is a tiny 7.6 x 5.7 mm with 6.3 Mega pixels. APS size equivalent
would be ab
I like it the way it is. A lovely piece of nature with great depth and detail.
I wonder if those who want to simplify it come from more simple places. My
natural surroundings are mostly as complex and over grown as Bruce's lovely
photo. The OOF foreground maybe could be sharper, but the lack of
Very nice work on the waterfall.
Here is a Panasonic DMC TZ1 review:
http://www.dcresource.com/reviews/panasonic/dmc_tz1-review/index.shtml
Powell
At 02:34 PM 29/07/2006 , you wrote:
>
>Check out
>
>http://mypeoplepc.com/members/kwaller/offwallphoto/id2.html
>
>One of the local papers, the Detro
Get a LA CROSSE BC-900
http://thomas-distributing.com/la_crosse_bc-900_battery_charger.php
Well worth the money.
Get new batteries. they are pretty cheap these days.
Powell
>Does anyone have any ideas for discharging AA batteries?
>
>Or, should I just bite the bullet and buy all new sets?
>
>Tha
>> I note, with some amusement, that not only does the K100D
>> have a "scene mode" specifically for taking photographs of
>> your pets, but that in addition the icon for this selection
>> can be set to a representation of either a cat or a dog.
>
>Suddenly I feel very ill...
Just be glad they hav
>I played with it on my laptop (P4 / 1.8 / 512 / XP) for awhile this morning,
>but I definitely need more RAM. This site has several short video tutes for
>each module by the likes of Dave Cross, Scott Kelby, and Matt Kloskowski:
>http://www.photoshopuser.com/lightroom/library.html
>Lou
More Tutor
Email was sent to you from my Nanaimo Gallery account which usually gets
through.
I received a notice that I have a parcel so the converter is at the post
office I think. Will find out this afternoon.
Money order was sent to you last Friday.
Any way you can make your email system more permeable
On a web page all that matters is pixels. ie. 600 pixels x 800 pixels.
Level of compression will change the number of bytes in the image file
versus the image quality.
PPI, DPI, Inches do not matter. These only come into effect when you print.
Powell
>I set the image size, but when attached, i
You gotta get your aliens sorted.
These are obviously a sub species of Dalags from Dr. WHO.
Powell
(neat picture)
>In some ways, they kind of remind me of Jawas from Star Wars.
>Bruce
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Intriguing. I like it but I want it 90 degrees CW.
Powell
> http://www.photo.net/photodb/photo?photo_id=4682145
> Tom C.
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QitemZ110002657286
"gals butt not included"
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>Define 'newsworthy' ;-)
>
>Cheers,
> Cotty
It fits.
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>B&H is listing them, as Shel pointed out. That means they should be
>available soon. Some may already be on ships.
Do cameras move on ships these days? I would think that with the high
value and the speed of the market it would make air cargo more likely.
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Make your own Action. It is easy and fast.
Any time you spend learning how will be well invested.
Powell
At 01:28 PM 28/06/2006 , you wrote:
>Does anybody have a macros for PS CS2 that allows to
>add a custom text to a bunch of images with a specified font size/color/
>opacity in a specified lo
>Not the site - the programme showing the slide show is such an intensive
>user of the graphics card that, once started, it hogs the computer until it
>sorts itself out. Very inconvenient but, ultimately, not harmful.
Could have been if I had had unsaved data. Which I didn't.
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>Something similar happened when I tried it on a 2001 vintage
>Fujitsu-Siemens PC in the office, after I had upgraded the ActiveX.
>Mike Without knowing the exact hardware involved, I suspect that an
>older type 3D support in the graphics card is the culprit. The office
>PC has behaved normall
At 11:05 AM 24/06/2006 , Marnie wrote:
>
>http://www.worldinfocuscontest.com/
>
>Seems to be legit. There are enough good photographers on this list for
>someone to give it a shot. Or people who live in pretty places.
Read the terms and conditions agreement. You send it they own it.
Powell
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Interesting find. Is it a limo or a station wagon? Seems to have 12 roof
pillars.
Powell
>It was taken on an overcast day, the paint on the car and the buildings are
>faded. I could have adjusted numerous elements to make a nice, bright
>photo, but on my monitor it looks like the scene looked
>It should work fine. This was taken with the Pentax f 70-210 4-5.6 and
>the AF1.7x on film.
>http://www.mindspring.com/~pjalling/PAW_--_Gull_in_Flight.html
>P. J. Alling
Very nice.
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>It's the local name for the fog that rolls in off the sea on your average
>sunny, summer's afternoon around here. Also known as Haar, which Jostein or
>others from that region might recognise.
I have heard the origin of my family name Hargrave comes from Haar Grove
A very nice photo essay.
>I set it in a camera bag that doubled as a fridge bag -
>forgetting that
>I had used it for food the night before - some ice had
>melted and the
>inside was wet _ which i didn't notice... until an hour or
>so later...
>
>but worse, I was drying out the battery compartment with
>cloth and
>a thread
>I bought my AF1.7 new for $125 about 5 years ago. IIRC, that was the
>list price...
>
>stan
They stopped making them almost ten years ago. Now they are collectors
items, or at least hard to find.
I am glad to pay $160 for the new in box lens which will, I hope, soon be
on its way here. I hop
>Oh God I did it again!
>
>No spell check in photoshop
Yes there is:
Edit
Check spelling...
But why would a Scrabble master need it? :)
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>From the K100D SR fact sheet.
Does the SR system work during pan shots of moving subjects?
Yes, it does work, but switching the SR function off is recommended. In
shooting conditions where there may be camera shake more than by hand, the
SR system may not appropriately compensate for the shaking.
I like the minimalist image and it intriguing how the shadow is so similar
and yet very different in many details.
Powell
>Been busy as heck and working on so many pictures ...
>
>This one, taken a couple of months ago, appealed to me strangely ...
>it seems to be in a new aesthetic vein. I'm
>On 6/18/06, Joseph Tainter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Don, Noise Ninja produces custom profiles for different cameras, at
>> different ISO levels,
You can download Neat Image profiles for the DS.
All ISO settings and three noise filter settings. Quite useful when there
is no plain area in th
At 10:46 AM 18/06/2006 , you wrote:
>
>I won't use a filter on any lens, not matter how valuable, unless I
>require filtration.
> However, I can understand that
>some prefer to protect their investment. I like to buy lenses from
>those folk :-).
And you end up with a good collection of unused
At 07:18 AM 18/06/2006 , you wrote:
>I was down at Bernie's Camera (Pittsburgh's only remaining independent
>camera shop) a week ago and noticed that they have one of these...
>NEW! No kidding. In the box and on the shelf with the other Pentax
>stuff. Didn't ask the price but if anyone's interested
If they are for working on Japanese cameras you should use JIS Crosspoint
drivers. I got this set and it works very well.
https://www.micro-tools.com/store/mainframe2.aspx
Search for 58-0318
Powell
>I'm in the market for a new set of jeweller's-type screwdrivers. What's
>the best set possible?
Micro-tools has messed with their web site and that link I sent didn't
work. Try this.
P.
You should be using a JIS Crosspoint screw driver. It is a different shape
from a Phillips and makes it much easier. Like this:
https://www.micro-tools.com/store/mainframe2.aspx
Search for JIS
Also some
And you should be using a JIS Crosspoint screw driver. It is a different
shape from a Phillips and makes it much easier. Like this:
https://www.micro-tools.com/store/MainFrame2.aspx?Content=SearchByCategory.a
spx?CategoryCode=PAR
Also some screws are glued in with Loctite or similar. Heating wi
>On Wed, May 10, 2006 at 10:28:11AM -0700, Powell Hargrave wrote:
>> If I add PEF files to a folder which has DNG files in it and then run DNG
>> Converter it creates a second copy of the DNG files.
>>
>> Any way to stop this annoying redundant behaviour?
John Franc
If I add PEF files to a folder which has DNG files in it and then run DNG
Converter it creates a second copy of the DNG files.
Any way to stop this annoying redundant behaviour?
Powell
I hope all US residents on the list have signed the petition to keep the
Internet free and open. As a Canadian I can't sign but if the bill is passed
it will effect the activities of all Internet users.
The following is taken from a post by Keith Krebs on the Epson list.
Powell
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A quick and dirty gallery of newest family members.
http://members.shaw.ca/hargravep/Hide/index.htm
The nest is about a meter from my back door. I have been trimming the
plant for a better view and now I must remove the window glass to get sharp
pictures. It is a small window with very old, ver
; lab and get a hi-res scan.
>> Paul
>> -- Original message --
>> From: Powell Hargrave <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>>> Well one of the first and the first I am rather proud of.
>>>
>>> http://members.shaw.ca/hargravep/Image-X.htm
&g
d get a hi-res scan.
>Paul
> -- Original message ------
>From: Powell Hargrave <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>> Well one of the first and the first I am rather proud of.
>>
>> http://members.shaw.ca/hargravep/Image-X.htm
>>
>> Due to some
Hope you find an enjoyable and prosperous future Bill.
The best
Powell
At 11:30 AM 02/05/2006 , you wrote:
>
>As most of you know, the life of a photofinisher has changed dramatically
>over the past couple of years.
>The business has been taken over by large chain stores who treat the
>industr
Very nice. I think a 16 x 20 inch print would work well.
Powell
>
>http://www.photosight.ru/photo.php?photoid=1409549&ref=section&refid=16
>
>Lens - 77 Ltd.
>
>Your honest and brutal comments are as always sought after.
>
>Boris
>
>6 Box camera - contra: no setting of shutter speed nor diafragma and
>even no indication at what setting it's operating (I can only guess it's
>'calibrated' to sunny sixteen with 100ASA film..??)
>
>Groeten,
Well my Box Brownie has both shutter speed and aperture control.
Aperture has a little
Well one of the first and the first I am rather proud of.
http://members.shaw.ca/hargravep/Image-X.htm
Due to some moving problems that lovely fold down couch plus a rough wooden
table and a couple of chairs were the only furniture Dad and I had for
several weeks after moving to BC from Ontario t
>On 2006-04-29 20:21, Bob W wrote:
>> Sure. In that case, North America is tiny compared with Europe. As long as
>> you forget everything except Maryland.
>
>Check the globe or an area-true map to compare north america vs. africa...
>- Martin
I find a globe works well. Mine is stuck on cold war b
These days it would be very easy to reproduce any print without the negative.
Powell
La Crosse charger highly recommended.
I read the La Crosse delivers a more reliable charge at 500-700ma as it can
do a better job of detecting the cut off point. I was having some flaky
battery problems at 200ma which vanished when I upped the charge rate.
700ma is still well below the safe charg
Have you run a nozzle check? A plugged cyan nozzle could be the problem.
Powell
At 08:20 AM 28/04/2006 , you wrote:
>
>I had a weird problem while printing the other day.
>
>A couple of the latest B&W photos I was printing to an ~11x14 size
>were coming out with a slight magenta tint on the E
2 days until expected hatching.
P.
At 08:24 AM 24/04/2006 , you wrote:
>
>http://www.infotecbusinesssystems.com/wildlife/
>
I like is Boris. Like it better with the top window cropped off.
Looks like an inquisition to me.
Powell
At 07:34 AM 21/04/2006 , you wrote:
>
>Hi!
>
>http://not.contaxg.com/document.php?id=13178
>
>Be brutal and honest, as usual.
>
>Boris
>
Interesting post from the ProRental list.
Powell
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Date: Fri, 14 Apr 2006 21:16:31 -0400
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [ProRental] Windows on a Mac and vice versa...
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Content-T
tion that it was in motion (though not blur.)
>
>Cheers,
>Gautam
>
>On 4/15/06, Powell Hargrave <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> I was given about 25 feet, 8 meters of very expired, June 1979, bulk Tri-X
>> which had been cold stored. So I shot about a dozen frames with
I was given about 25 feet, 8 meters of very expired, June 1979, bulk Tri-X
which had been cold stored. So I shot about a dozen frames with the MX and
the Pancake lens. The film is fogged and pretty well un-useable producing
very grainy results with shadows blocked up. The rest of the film will
s
Very nice. Must make arriving at work a bit of a downer.
Forest 2 does it for me. I would be tempted to do some perspective
correction on it.
Powell
At 12:31 PM 12/04/2006 , you wrote:
>
>Wih URL for Forest 5
>
>Several from yesterday morning on the way to work.
>
>Foggy Ridge (from home)
>
>h
Me too.
Powell
At 11:10 AM 12/04/2006 , you wrote:
>
>I would like to buy or trade for one.
> Anyone got one available?
>
> Collin
> KC8TKA
>
> "He is no fool who gives what he cannot keep to gain what he
> cannot lose"
>
Does anyone actually shoot TIFF with the D? Would not seem to be a good
option as it is not as good as RAW and only slightly if any better that
Jpeg and 10 times the file size.
At 11:26 AM 10/04/2006 , I wrote:
>Had not thought of that as the DS will not produce TIFF files.
>
>Powell
>
>>To be f
Had not thought of that as the DS will not produce TIFF files.
Powell
>To be fair to them, it would be better to have the program detect when a
>TIFF file was a Pentax RAW file and handle it automatically - otherwise
>you'll run into problems if you have a mixture of PEF and TIFF files on
>the
ax option to the selection menu
which uses the TIFF recovery and changes the file extension to .pef.
Likely the easiest option addition you ever make. Thanks for you
consideration and the fine program with does work almost perfectly
recovering Pentax PEF RAW files.
All the best
Powell Hargrave
Wow. Very nice Dave.
But you should have waited until a couple of romantically involved alien
walked/crawled/slithered past. ;)
Powell
>http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v408/divad_b/?action=view¤t=sepiaIR
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>Spent Fri/Sat at Jr's show so today was my day.:-)
>
>Shot a bunch around the far
>It Works!
>
>You can not select Pentax PEF in their menu but if TIFF is selected the
>files will be recovered. Opening the TIFF in PSCS2 activates ACR. Guess
>you could rename them to PEF files. Seems like this could be another
>essential tool.
And Bridge will open the recovered TIFF files so
It Works!
You can not select Pentax PEF in their menu but if TIFF is selected the
files will be recovered. Opening the TIFF in PSCS2 activates ACR. Guess
you could rename them to PEF files. Seems like this could be another
essential tool.
I am attempting to send them a PEF so they can update t
Accidentally deleted images from my SD card.
Lessons:
Do not leave card with images in the camera for a week.
Turn on brain before playing with camera.
Fortunately no important images, or they wouldn't have been left in the
camera so long. Only one that I would like to have back. I've been
Canon D30 Jpeg-Standard: 117 frames @ 4.85 fps.
We can only hope the new Pentax will come close.
Powell
>I one cool feture on a DSLR (but impossible to implement because cards
>speed is very changeable) would be to allow an FPS speed that is just
>enough so buffer never goes full.
>
>Then you ca
>
>The bottom line is the most important thing in running a business
>because otherwise you are not in business long, however over the years
>that seems to have become the only thing. All the rest has become lip
>service*.
Not an MBA but a non practising BCom.
We were taught to obey all the la
I have been looking for a 1.7 AF Converter for a few months now with no
success.
I've bid on a couple on eBay but was convincingly outbid. So do anyone out
here have one they would be willing to part with?
TIA
Powell
http://www.geekbase.org/squirrelproblem/
Don't you wish you had your fav camera there.
Four colour inkjet. Reasonably cheap to operate as it takes up to 220 ml.
ink cartridges. The ink dots are large and can be seen at close viewing
distances but if used to make large prints, up to 17 inches wide, the dots
are not visible at normal viewing distances. It is a real work horse and
wi
This must be the missed deal of the year!
http://cgi.ebay.ca/ASAHI-PENTAX-ME-CAMERA-with-WINDER-fpr-REPAIR-or-PARTS_W0
QQitemZ7603720748
What should one of those sell for?
Powell
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