Algernon

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Algernon
It's unlikely the Nikon one would fit Pentax and the Pentax
O-ME53 Magnifying Eyecup doesn't stick out very far. All the
2x magnifiers only show part of the screen.

The KPS UMC Magnifying Eyepiece 1.35x is quite good and fits
Pentax. They also do the same thing without the magnifier, but
I'm quite sure that the magnifier can be screwed out of the
other one if not needed.

ebay_example

I'm looking for another couple of these and know someone
in the UK with 4 to sell I might see if he'll give me a
discount if I take all 4.

Comment by Algernon posted on extended eyepiece at 23/08/2012 - 18:29

Algernon
I'm dusgtsed!

Comment by Algernon posted on Pentax DA 50mm F1.8 at 23/08/2012 - 13:41

Algernon
Quite sure it wasn't the Beano.... it was a broadsheet newspaper
and almost certainly an American strip cartoon possibly
the one with Dagwood Bumstead.... maybe Blondie!
Could have been the Express? and a Saturday only
thing.
http://www.blondie.com/index.html

Today (1986) used on-the-run-colour on 16 of 44 pages.
Others had featured colour for quite some time before.

EDIT:

From:


American Comic Strips

During their early days comic strips were published exclusively as weekly features in the Sunday supplement of American newspapers. The term "comic strip" in its strictest sense now refers to a syndicated newspaper feature that appears daily in a single row of three or four panels, together with other comic strips that form a page, and is printed in black and white, except on Sunday, when it appears in two to four consecutive rows and is printed in color in the comic section.

The first colour newspaper comic was in 1896

http://www.newworldencyclopedia.org/entry/Comic_strip

The last full page comic strip was in the 1950's

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lance_%28comic_strip%29

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Comment by Algernon posted on Colour photography in newspapers at 23/08/2012 - 11:59

Algernon
Can't remember the paper, but I'm sure that I
saw cartoons in colour first.

Comment by Algernon posted on Colour photography in newspapers at 23/08/2012 - 10:29

Algernon
Just put a mammoth OS designed for use with servers in
a multi-national commercial environment on it and it will be OK

Comment by Algernon posted on Windows 8 at 23/08/2012 - 10:25

Algernon
vic cross wrote:
I stand corrected. But they are still thugs. Vic
You were correct in the 1st place

Crocosmia is the scientific name for these thugs

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crocosmia

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Comment by Algernon posted on Flames at 23/08/2012 - 09:12

Algernon
You would expect at the bare minimum that 17 years
after Windows 95 there would be at least one secure
unhackable version available for things like online
banking and no need for these endless updates.

It has improved slightly.... at one time every
program you tried to install crashed!

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Comment by Algernon posted on Windows 8 at 23/08/2012 - 08:27

Algernon
It's an old sales trick offer something that's really dross
first so that they think what you offer second is good when
in fact it's also dross

Comment by Algernon posted on Windows 8 at 23/08/2012 - 07:33

Algernon
SR is improved in the K-30 That's one advantage
of it being in the body

Comment by Algernon posted on "K-5 now officially discontinued in Japan" at 22/08/2012 - 21:26

Algernon
Can't you just cut down an old lens? I thought they
were just plastic?

For anybody looking for reading glasses (+2 etc. ) you
can buy tiny credit card size specs that fit in your
wallet. They should cut down easily.

Don't forget that all viewfinders have something like
-1 diopter already built in..... something to do with
the apparent viewing distance of the image.

Comment by Algernon posted on K10D - Diopter Correction Lens Adapter M at 22/08/2012 - 17:56

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