obselete
shortly after 3 years period already.
Maybe with DSLR that period is longer. Who knows. One have to check
older DSLR from other brands (like D30, D60) ...
Gasha
E.R.N. Reed wrote:
Since digital technology is moving at such a rapid rate, you'll probably
hit the point of &q
Good point.
If i can go out with my Mir-20 wide angle lens, take pictures using
snap-in-focus feature with cool wide angle effects...
There are no such DSLR out there that can do that.
I like wide angle, and one of next lens for my 645 will be fisheye :)
Gasha
J. C. O'Connell wro
we'll
probably have faster everything a twice as many MP's - at half the
price,
of course.
Something will give. How about half the present life expectancy for the
lower price?
Gasha
Hi all,
is it worth buying one?
And what is the best place to look for used one?
I assume, that at least some on this list have seen such thing.
Gasha
I'm really happy with P645 + 55mm lens, and of course internal
exponometer did a perfect job.
P.P.S. I have to return to scanning :)
Gasha
Tom Reese wrote:
is it worth buying one?
that depends on how many medium format slides you have, how many you will be
shooting and how much mo
It lacks some features, but most of them are not so important to me.
Maybe 16-bit colors and more advanced cropping/resizing, etc.
But otherwise. for my unix environment it is perfect.
I can find some windows box with Corel/Photoshop when i really need.
Gasha
Cory Papenfuss wrote:
No colour
lot how to use light and compose. Hmm, Agfa APX100/120 is my favorite
"grainless" film...
Gasha
Peter Jordan wrote:
Call me a luddite if you will, but every time I see a bright, sharp set
of Velvia trannys from my LX or 645 I am convinced that as far as image
quality goes, film still
http://gasha.pie-dabas.net/peso/alpi-06-moon-over-mer-de-glace.jpg
Pentax 645, 55mm lens, with tripod of course
Velvia 50
Gasha
.
Gasha
Jack Davis wrote:
Gasha,
Dramatic, terrific scene nicely exposed! Difficult vantage point to
gain?
Having this image on a high resolution 645 film must be extra
satisfying.
Jack
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http://gasha.pie-dabas.net/peso/alpi-06-moon-over-mer-de-gla
Nice!
Reminds me snow covered tree, that looked like an eagle :)
Gasha
William Robb wrote:
Another snapshot, this is a rock in Wilson Creek that reminded me of a
hippopotamus
http://users.accesscomm.ca/wrobb/pictures/peso/vacation/IMGP9216.html
William Robb
bout:
http://gasha.pie-dabas.net/peso/ieriki2-13-snow-eagle.jpg
P.P.S. Gotta have to get some sleep. Scanning, and resizing big files
takes a lot of time. It's 4am again :(
Gasha
William Robb wrote:
Thanks for looking
William Robb
http://users.accesscomm.ca/wrobb/pictures/peso/vacation/IMGP9216.html
Thanks all,
If you have seen "Forrest Gump"
The world will never be the same once you seen it through viewfinder of
MF camera :)
Gasha
Markus Maurer wrote:
Hi Gasha
a wonderful photo, I would love to try some MF gear one day after seeing
this, I never had the opportunity ;-)
As a "dog pic" it is really good :)
Gasha
> Adam Maas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>>Juan Buhler wrote:
>>>
>>>http://photoblog.jbuhler.com/index.php?showimage=247
>>>
>>Great Shot, lots of character in both the Dog and the Owner
Hi Derby,
did you get a good price for this one?
I'm looking to buy used 645 body and leses. Found in KEH something for
$400-500. Not sure what can be considered as a good price for bargain MF
camera these days.
Gasha
Derby Chang wrote:
Some might remember I won an ebay 6x7 last week. Ar
Mm. I'm waiting to see one here.
Of course i don't have money to buy one, but it is still initeresting.
Try before buy!!!
Gasha
William Robb wrote:
I had an email from the local store today that they had the *ist D in stock,
on the off chance I wanted to have a look at it.
I did,
It isn't serious review. For example this text:
...
This is a Nikon oriented design seen on N/80 derived bodies (including
the Fuji S2 and Kodak 14N), and I dislike it.
...
Typical Canon guy...
Gasha
Brendan wrote:
He has been to pro canon for some time now, some
things he bashes the p
Holly S
It looks like most wanted camera in PDML.
Gasha, still film user? :)
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Yeah, I want one.
>
> Marnie aka Doe :-)
>
> ===
>
> I'm a happy Pentaxian: Dual exposure wheels, ISO 100, Hyper Program mode, and
> up to
Maybe i'm wrong... but i remember me rotating Canon S3 camera
unsuccessfully - still the image stayed the same in LCD :)
So i thing better leave just info in EXIF - not allow to affect how it
looks in camera.
G
Cory Papenfuss wrote:
>>Will it know if you're shooting vertical and write the im
I have to agree about durability.
MF version of 645 is like a piece of rock.
645 is great for portraits, because of handholdability and shallow DOF.
And of course for landscapes.
Gasha
Mark Roberts wrote:
> On Wed, 4 Oct 2006 08:14:46 +1000, you wrote:
> Somewhere I have a list
anti-shake.
Did anyone compare viewfinders for those 2 cameras?
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Errr,
I only have manual-focus lenses.
But that anti-shake feature definitely is worth the money. Especially
for portraits in low light situations.
Gasha
>
>
> The DS is bigger and easier to manually focus, the K100D is brighter.
> I've owned both the D (Same finder a
Wide angle is a must for p67.
Otherwise, what's the point shooting medium format?
Gasha
John Celio wrote:
>>What's this lens like? Any good? It's not particularly wide, but I've
>>found one that's affordable.
>>
>>Would I be better off wai
, and 1 very sharp one.
Others were blurry. I noticed that i get blurry shots when firing next
shot just 1 second after previous one. So - no hurry with anti-shake.
Lens also appears to be much better than 6mpix sensor.
Gasha
Scott Loveless wrote:
> On 10/13/06, Vic MacBournie <[EMAI
Somehow, i forgot the files at home.
But i'll crop and upload them for seeing.
Gasha
Kostas Kavoussanakis wrote:
> On Fri, 20 Oct 2006, Gasha wrote:
>
>
>>Yesterday i mounted my old screwmount 300/4.5 lens using M39-M42-K
>>adapters...metered 1/15 shutter speed wid
So, as i promised, here it is:
http://gasha.pie-dabas.net/sr-test/
This is part from calendar, hangin on wall.
screw mount 300/4.5 wide open, hand held, K100D with SR on.
G
Gasha wrote:
> Somehow, i forgot the files at home.
> But i'll crop and upload them for seeing.
>
>
I own 35/3.5 MF version.
I love the lens ... very good. Almost no distortions.
Got from KEH a bargain for approx USD 350.
New AF version is even better.
Gasha
Godfrey DiGiorgi wrote:
> Speaking of Pentax 645 ... someone has offered me a Pentax 645 with
> 35mm lens at a very low pric
Yes,
I can only recommend NiMH.
You can then safely shoot long exposures.
Gasha
Godfrey DiGiorgi wrote:
> A very kind individual has loaned me the use of a Pentax 645 for a
> while. It just arrived today ... a nice beastie. I don't have time to
> do much with it this week, mo
Did you copy with CD ?
Then try to select all files, and un check "read only" flag.
Gasha
ann sanfedele wrote:
> OK, guys, how do I get rid of the ownership stuff on the
> machine?
>
> I transfered all my old document files to the new machine
> but
> when I open
place in competition :)
But i know, that it was not good enough.
Even if you want to print some hi-detail picture in small size, it is
not so easy to do it...
Gasha
Patrick Genovese wrote:
>>I don't care what sort of scanner it is, you are now making a comparison of
>>a first gene
Hi Scott,
I really like new PUG style.
So far my own PHP programming/design skills have been not very good.
Should try that jAlbum for my personal web site.
Gasha
Scott Loveless wrote:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
>>I like the new format, Scott. Before each picture had to be
Congrats!
Very good price/performance.
G
graywolf wrote:
> Graywolf got a new pet, a television. There it was sitting in the thrift
> store looking all sad and abandoned, so he paid $15 + tax to spring it.
> It sulked at first shutting itself off after less than an hour, and
> graywolf though
Hmm, looks like i have to do the same. Clean sensor before each shooting.
So far i collected big pieces of dust each other day. Shooting only with
prime lenses... it means lot of lens changes!
Gasha
Cotty wrote:
> On 2/1/07, Digital Image Studio, discombobulated, unleashed:
>
>
&g
John,
Mmmm, i was looking for some 6x7 kit for a long time. But so far i didnt
had sturdy enough tripod... good reason to save money :)
Getting one from list member is good idea...
Gatis (owner of new SLIK 500DX tripod)
John Celio wrote:
> For anyone who might be remotely interesed, I've got f
lot of time.
And about Pentacon Six... there are maybe 1-2 lenses (180mm Sonnar for
example) that are worth it.
Get used Pentax 645 kit... very cheap, around USD 250-300.
Lens SMC coating does matter. And some lenses in KEH are only 100-150 USD.
Gasha
Toralf Lund wrote:
> David Bliss wr
works like regular 35mm/DSLR, and even more.
(if you install rechargeable AA batteries, then very long exposures are
possible)
OTOH - with P67 i would take my DSLR with me... for metering and test shots.
If you have enough money - get both P645 and P67 :))))
Gasha
David Bliss wrote:
>
Hi all,
At first, it looks like they are selling fake Hoya filters.
But at the same time, they also sell B+W filters (boxed).
Probably they get filters directly from factory (somewhere in China),
and sell them without any additional tax, etc... etc...
P.S. Anyone tested filters?
Gasha
Rod
find it very usefull.
Gasha
Scott Loveless wrote:
>
> Mark gave me the same advice a few months ago before I shot my first
> wedding. A few others backed him up on it. I found exposures to be
> inconsistent using the K10D, 360, and the kit lens. After switching the
> 360 fro
pretty fast?
I am worried about getting lightleaks when i bring this to lab for
developing. Should i respool it little bit? Or that will scratch film?
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Ahh, it looks as NEW...?
Nice toy :)
Gasha
David Savage wrote:
> At 09:58 AM 28/08/2007, Scott Loveless wrote:
>
>
> But I got this one:
>
> <http://www.arach.net.au/~savage/Misc/Images/IMGP5720.jpg>
>
> ...with MLU, metered prism and the SMC Takumar 105mm f2
I'm waiting for my 6x7 that i got in eBay :)
non-MLU version is not serviceable, i think so.
But all other versions are.
See this page:
http://www.photoethnography.com/equipment.html
If you would like to do long exposures, better get 6x7 version.
Gasha
Scott Loveless wrote:
> S
Nice :)
Composition is not easy in weddings, as there is not enought time always.
Gasha
Paul Stenquist wrote:
> I'm still working on processing the pics from that wedding I shot a
> few weeks ago. More than 500 keepers, so it's a big job. In terms of
> strict composi
Thanks for suggestions,
i tightened roll with my fingers.
Hope that film will not be scratched.
Insert was 220 (right one). At first shooting i forgot 120 insert in
car, and was forced to use 220 film.
Gasha
Stan Halpin wrote:
> Are you using the same insert for both 120 and 220? There
that decision.
My 6x7 body will be with 75mm lens (body and lens are comming from ebay
separate). I hope to use 67 camera mostly for landscapes.
Gasha
Mark Roberts wrote:
> The 67 I've bought is coming without a lens and I'l looking for
> recommendations about a choice of normal l
In most cases expired film is as good as fresh.
From my personal experience, 2 years is ok. Older color film may have
color shifts or other effects, but i have not seen any by myself.
B/W film can be used even more years after expiry date.
Gasha, got lot of expired/new film from eBay this
It is worth to use it, viewfinder especially!
I'm now back to film, because i dropped my K100D and now shutter button
does not fire 95% of time... :(
Gasha
Godfrey DiGiorgi wrote:
> ...
> yet. My kit is the 645 plus three 120 magazines, 45/2.8 and 75/2.8
> lenses, case, strap
will shoot couple rolls of low speed ISO 25 ADOX film, and
test my enlarger :)
Gasha
Bob Sullivan wrote:
> So I thought that I should get a back-up camera for the 67.
> As a 67 body was a bit more expensive, I bought myself a 645.
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Uff,
I'm sure, you will love 35/3.5 :)
Gasha
Scott Loveless wrote:
> So yesterday the very cute UPS lady delivered a box to my door
> containing a 645, some lenses, and some other goodies. I'm stoked.
>
> I ran a roll through last night with the wide lenses, 35 and 4
I'll post link with boring pictures taken with my Brotherhood camera.
.. if my computer will be able to process these big files :(
Gasha
P. J. Alling wrote:
> No but you be producing more detailed boring photos.
>
>
> Scott Loveless wrote:
>
>>Gasha wrote:
>&
Hi all,
i just realised, that i need zoom and AF lens for wedding photography.
So far i heard good words about DA 16-45. Is it ok?
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16-45 and the DA 50-200 for all but the studio shots.
> They served me well. At the reception I used only the DA 16-45. For
> the ceremony, I needed the DA 50-200 for some shots. I had both
> lenses mounted on two camera. No problem.
> Paul
> On Jun 27, 2007, at 8:38 PM, Gash
YES!
G.
Luka Knezevic-Strika wrote:
So,
should I buy a pentax 67 with a prism, a 105 2.5 lens and in a very
nice condition for 250 euros?
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Thanks!
Nice material :)
I already had shoot with DA14 on film two years ago.
Not useable. But black frame was cool.
Will try my DA16-45/4 on MZ-3 camera.
I still have unfinished 35mm Velvia slide film in freezer, when i
switched completely to medium format, back in year 2005 :P
Gasha
And what is price for Photoshop Elements?
Most of my computers are Linux based, and thats why i'm using GIMP for
many years.
My photo editing skills are not good enough... So GIMP is OK for me.
And GIMP is free :)
Gasha
paul stenquist wrote:
Yeah, that's it:-)
On Jul 23, 2009,
I always put my film in hand luggage.
So far all rolls are fine. Even Pro-H 800 midformat roll, when i
travelled back from Kathmandu (Nepal) via Delhi airport.
Sometimes i have ben asked to open my bag, but when they see my camera -
no questions :)
Gasha, traveling with Big Brother and Big
o to do some serious shooting, i always carry 2 cameras: K100D and
645 or 6x7. Enjoying process, i shoot 20-30 RAW or JPEG frames as
samples, and repeat the same frames on film.
Gasha
Paul Stenquist wrote:
I most minded solitary time in the darkroom when I had to produce fifty
prints for a m
issue. 2 minutes
spotting, and file is ready for printing. Even A2 (60x40cm) print is
good enough.
Gasha
Adam Maas wrote:
Jens,
I was referring to dust on film scans ;-) The bane of any film shooter.
I've had little issue with sensor dust (if it exists, it's rarely more
than 1-2
day.
Gasha
On 09/20/2012 10:36 AM, P. J. Alling wrote:
Thing is the Samyang lenses are sometime straight K mount, sometime Ka
mount. Samyang also gets mixed reviews, some of their designs seem to be
extremely good, while others are best used as paperweights.
On 9/20/2012 3:23 AM, Larry Colen
I really like that silver based paper and archival properties of BW
materials.
Every time i look at fading 6-year old Fuji Color print, i know that i
will print more BW.
Of course, there is that "magic" also :)
Gasha
On 09/27/2012 09:57 PM, Steven Desjardins wrote:
The stude
Welcome to the club!!!
I discovered these nice things about 5 years ago. So far used only
Rodinal, but i hope to try also Ilfosol.
Gasha
Thibouille wrote:
Just understood how cheaper it was to process film in house.
Got material from my brother, just needed the chemical part.
Got developper
Make sure to wash film for 15 mins in running water.
And use distilled water, as last wash.
Some traces still are possible, but then you can use distilled water
again, even after drying.
Gasha
Thibouille wrote:
I didn't get this with my first film but second and third films have
trac
Pentax 67 takes a lot more time to shoot.
If you walk around with your friens, you can shoot something with
digital SLR.
In contrast, when you walk with Pentax 67 (and tripod), you cannot take
your friends with you :)
Gasha
Jens wrote:
Good point Godfrey.
To me is more an economical
c etc...
Gasha
On 04/23/2013 07:43 AM, Zos Xavius wrote:
Depending on how accurate their profile is, the spyder may not create
a better profile. The spyder2 is a bit older than current
spectrometers. You can create profile with the spyder and try it.
Sometimes I've even had better results just tweaki
Agree.
My last 35mm roll was shot back in 2006. Right before digitak K100d.
But i shoot medium format 6x4.5 and 6x7 often. Mostly B&W, but sometimes
also color negs and slides.
Gasha
On 03/10/2012 10:08 PM, DagT wrote:
No, just medium format. But on the other hand I´m building a dark
That nice way to get shallow and smooth depth of field !!!
Remainds me why i still shoot film sometimes (with Pentax 645).
Gasha
Steven Desjardins wrote:
Thy will be done ;-) It does make pretty pictures, doesn't it?
" In Spanish:
http://www.quesabesde.com/noticias/pentax-645
Welcome to the club!
Gasha, 6x7/MLU/75mm
Jens wrote:
Hi guys
Some of you may be giving a camera like this away - But I went out and bought
one :-)
I went to visit a studio today to buy one of their Pentax 67's. Mostly used by fashion
photographers, of which there are not many left in
also check this link:
http://www.antiquecameras.net/pentax6x7lenses.html
G
Dario Bonazza wrote:
Jens wrote:
Do anyone her happen to have a pdf manual for the camera nad prism
finder?
Or know where to find these for free?
http://www.pentaximaging.com/support/manuals-and-literature/
Dario
What was your impression about 55/4 ?
Is it worth to get it ?
I didnt had luck to get reasonable price on ebay...
Gasha
paul stenquist wrote:
My 165/4LS, which was truly mint, went for $175. I had purchased it new from a store that was going out of business for the same price about seven
I'm sitting at front of DELL U2410 (portrait oriented), and think that
it is great. Not cheap, however.
There are newer models around, with better performance.
Gasha
Tim Bray wrote:
Yeah, I bought the same NEC that James Duncan Davidson recommended:
http://www.necdisplay.com/pro
.
Last summer i decided to shoot more 6x7 film, still i need to scan and
process lot of film (ilford delta 400, fuji neopan 400 and adox 25, etc)
Gasha
Stan Halpin wrote:
There used to be a subsection of the PDML known as The Brotherhood. 6x7 owners all. They
seem to have gone, but may rise up
Of course, get it!
Even if you do not use it to take photos, it is nice gadget :)
G
Derby Chang wrote:
The Brotherhood Lives. We are just a little more quiet going about good
works.
My advice is, get it, either from your local dealer, or from
Canadialand. But get one. Your upper body muscula
storage for first year).
Im going to try it. Can be usefull, if you need to backup photos from
remote location/trip/etc.
Gasha
Eric Weir wrote:
On Feb 2, 2011, at 5:50 PM, Godfrey DiGiorgi wrote:
For Mac OS X, I use two synchronizing/cloning utility applications:
"SuperDuper!" by Sh
Hi,
What do you think about these lens?
Auto focus and zoom is not needed for most landscape shots.
I used my Pentax DA 16-45 at f4-f5.6 @ 16mm anyway most of the time.
In two weeks i plan to visit Utah, Zion. Need something wide...
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On 01/22/2013 05:02 AM, Larry Colen wrote:
We just cashed in a bunch of loose coinage and have over $200 in Amazon
credits. This is nearly enough for either the Samyang/Rokinon 85/1.4 or the
8mm/3.5 and I'm quite tempted to ma
Get that 8/3.5 and you will have lot of fun.
It is one of lens to take with you in boring overcast day :)
Sunshine and blue sky is great also, but watch for your feet and your
own shadow in frame...
Gasha
On 01/22/2013 09:17 PM, Larry Colen wrote:
The 10/2.8 Boris mentioned is very
Nice!
Rest of Europe is still without snow...
Gasha, still waiting winter
On 12/20/2011 05:26 PM, AlunFoto wrote:
As if I didn't notice about a moth ago... :-)
A few shots from last week-end, around a half-frozen river in Telemark.
Will have to do for a holiday greeting to the Most Vene
s overkill. 1200W also.
Oversized/overrated PSUs are common, because cheap chinese manufacturers
give incorrect numbers.
Better get good PSU (from known source). It will cost the same money,
and will be more efficient in long term.
Gasha
On 2012-01-08 13:24, AlunFoto wrote:
A bit unfair
Great story Cotty!
It is very interesting, to hear about such things in past.
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Cotty wrote:
>
Traditionally, a movie is shot on negative film. On a set, they may shoot
(say) 7 takes of a scene. Takes 1, 2, and 5 are no good because of
fluffed lines by the actors. Take 6 is spoiled b
U, but what about some mehanical patch to K-mount lenses?
I think it is simple, IF you REALLY want it.
Gasha
Christian Skofteland wrote:
A few things regarding the "not so good news":
- In aperture priority mode, with a K-mount lens not in "A" position,
the camera choos
, and about one third from the
bottom (or top?).
Gasha
Petter Jarbo wrote:
Hi,
I got ten rolls of Fuji NPS back from the lab yesterday. One of the rolls showed a horizontal scratch about one third from the top of the negative all through the roll. Now I'm wondering if this scratch origi
Great report, btw.
I hope to go to mountains this weekend. And do some photos of course:)
Gasha
Mark Roberts wrote:
Well, yesterday I got home from North Carolina and another fine
Grandfather Mountain Nature Photography Weekend. Bill Owens, listmeister
Doug Brewer, and I were the only PDML
Lucky,
great shot :O
Gasha
> Nothing is more obviously easy and nothing is more complicated - than
> photographing a sunset.
> I don't even know if I'm supposed to over- or under expose. I never done a
> digital sunset before.
> But sometimes I'm just plain
ZX-7 with cheap Sigma 24-70/5.6 lens.
I think 3 years ago, and that was my first serious camera.
Liked to work with it in winter conditions (gloves) and got a good price
used.
It all decided my life so far.
Gasha
, and i have to go sleep for now :(
Gasha
Nice photos.
Some of BW i like a lot.
It was film (or not) and what kind?
Gasha, shot some BW last week
> http://www.robertstech.com/temp/uk2005.htm
> Yes, it's been over two months, but I *have* had actual paying
> photographic work that had to come first, so I can't whine
Thanks Shel for the URL below.
I was looking exactly for information about color filters.
Gasha
>
> http://tinyurl.com/8oum4 or
> http://www.schneideroptics.com/filters/filters_for_still_photography/black_&;
> _white/
>
> Tiffen also makes some interesting filters that
KEH "bargain" is OK!
I would like to say, that all my photo equipment will get this condition
sooner or later. New or used :)
I take care of all of my cameras, but use them every weekend.
Gasha, with bargain P645 from KEH
Scott Loveless wrote:
Howdy, gang!
Recently, my wife e
I'm considering keeping half of my negs at remote location.
Something, like every other years collection 2000, 2002, 2004 remote and
2001, 2003, 2005 locally.
Just in case...
Of course, after i get time and scan all those negs :)
Gasha
Shel Belinkoff wrote:
Kind of like keeping your
environment. Other, more simple way is to keep film inside black bag and
then into some plastic bag.
I'm planing my trip to mountains next week, and hope to shoot about 10
rolls of MF film. Maybe more.
Any ideas?
Gasha
Wow, thx.
Exactly what i need.
Ziplock is ok, unless you damage it in backpack.
I'll order these after return.
Gasha
Scott Loveless wrote:
This should take care of it for you:
http://jandcphoto.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWCATS&Category=101
Otherwise, maybe put them in ziplock
Hi Albano,
i never seen D50, but D70 is pretty unusable for manual focusing.
Viewfinder is like tunnel far far away.
istDs on the other hand has one of the best finders i ever seen.
Better go out to shop and try them all.
Gasha
Albano Garcia wrote:
Hi gang,
I'm terribly excited!!
Fantastic. Details in shadows...
Especially i like the last one nr.5, but 1,2 are also great.
Gasha
Derby Chang wrote:
Some pics from the harbour.
The last 3 shots were from my first night using the 55mm. I don't have a
lens cap nor filter for the lens (100mm thread, ouch). I was wo
celsius).
Gasha, still waiting for used *istDs
Fred Widall wrote:
Its coming up on one year since I ordered my *istDS so I thought
a retrospective might be in order.
Images captured: 9000+ (equivalent to 375 rolls of 24 exposure film !).
Rolls of real film processed: 2.
Rolls of real film
Good shot!
Gasha
John Forbes wrote:
Super pic, Tom. Great colour.
John
On Thu, 17 Nov 2005 04:23:29 -, Tom C <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Taken this summer. The Denali Highway is a 135 mile stretch of dirt
road with virtually no services, yet wonderfully beautiful scenery.
..If you clean out EXIF from files :)
You can leave one, like "Noritsu Koki" as camera manufacturer to confuse
people.
Gasha
Cotty wrote:
On 17/11/05, Bob Shell, discombobulated, unleashed:
Since I'm relatively new here I don't know if it is a requirement
that P
It lacks grain and resolution of MF slide ;)
Something that makes image 3Dimensional.
But otherwise, it catches my eye.
Gasha
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a message dated 11/16/2005 8:24:43 PM Pacific Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Taken this summer. The Denali Highway is a 135
Really nice shot!
Gasha
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a message dated 11/13/2005 8:48:07 PM Pacific Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi!
http://www.photoforum.ru/photo/233521
Yet another thanks goes to Jostein for letting me use his excellent
photo gear.
Boris
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Really
solid, with good ergonomics.
Better get 55mm lens or even 45mm. Wide angle is fantastic with SMC
coating and manual focus.
Gasha
Mishka wrote:
Boris,
You can hardly go wrong with P645 (although I wouldn't buy a
FA75mm -- the manual focus ones are much cheaper). The
*big* plus of P645 i
1. My favorite is Astia 100F
It is enough sharp and detailed for 35mm and 120 format.
2. Velvia 50/120 (no comments)
3. Fuji Reala 100/120 (fantastic details both in higlights and shadows)
4. APX100/120 for BW. Super grainless film in diluted Rodinal.
Gasha
Never ever trust your HDD or DVD!
These ultra modern things are made to be SOLD, no to WORK for you.
In my office, i have large amount of dead HDD laying around.
IMHO, the safest way to store pictures is to print them on paper.
Gasha
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So you are anticipating, I think
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