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Thanks John

Comment by JointComms posted on Shift Lens at 20/06/2006 - 12:29

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What's the difference between a Pentax 67 and Pentax 6x7 shift lens.

Will these lenses fit onto the modern pentax bodies.

Thanks

Comment by JointComms posted on Shift Lens at 19/06/2006 - 12:43

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Don't know whether post istD have Double (multi) exposure but has anyone used it on the istD. Tried it yesterday for the first time just to goof around.

Might try it next week in a sports environment.

Comment by JointComms posted on Double Exposure at 17/06/2006 - 22:07

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Some excellent stuff but the fact that the view window is centered each time, kept me from enjoying everything.

You could also open the windows from the top menu into the same window instead of opening a different window everytime with a target="_self"

Anyway, will probably revisit to see the rest - some nice ideas for me.

Comment by JointComms posted on *ist D images on my website at 12/06/2006 - 13:35

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And, as George mentioned earlier - you'll be seen as a professional by many. Are you? For real?

Congratulations, because you certainly are a Pentax fan!

I'm not a Pro and sometimes I wonder what I am and YES I AM A PENTAX DEVOTEE.

BUT, my post was a joke - I was trying to join in the ribbing. Am I on your Black-list now.

Comment by JointComms posted on Attn: Mac at 16/06/2006 - 13:55

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Sorry to bud-in people.

I bought that lens and you can view it here in Windsor where the Isky is plenty with Canadian Club right here in town.

I'm still waiting for the delivery but wonder if, as said above, pigs will fly...afore it gets here.

Comment by JointComms posted on Attn: Mac at 15/06/2006 - 23:10

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I've got the 16-45 and it's one of the best lenses in the stable, as far as I can tell. It goes well with an old 45-125 (which serves the same function as an 80-200 on a full-frame camera) and gives me excellent range for the *st D.
Ok, now you got me confused which shows I've not really been paying attention to the techie things in life. What do you mean by:
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which serves the same function as an 80-200 on a full-frame camera
And, what's with this "DA"; what's full-frame and NOT full frame - would someone please explain in simple terms.

Comment by JointComms posted on FA 20-35mm or DA 16-45 on digital at 25/06/2006 - 13:42

JointComms
I know there are a lot of Canucks visiting here and would welcome CDN suppliers except Henry's.

Perhaps that could be made in a Sticky on its own. TKS

Comment by JointComms posted on Recommended suppliers of equipment at 24/06/2006 - 00:41

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If you have a flat panel monitor, you are looking at a 'free' lightbox. Open a blank document, white background, and lay the monitor on its back. Place your trannies or negs on it and copy away.
Excellent suggestion - must try it out. Thanks

Comment by JointComms posted on trying to be clever dosent always pay off at 09/06/2006 - 16:12

JointComms
Dust!! Let me tell you about dust. No matter how careful you are, try shooting in Malta - a permanent construction site. In the "country-sde" its pure rock and wind and soil.

Comment by JointComms posted on cleaning sensor and focussing screen on DS at 17/06/2006 - 21:03

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