rec.photo.35mm Google Group

Free Screen Savers!! (Mainly Japan Photos)

newspos...@martinbaileyphotography.com (Martin Bailey) — Thu, 16 Sep 2004 13:31:44 UT

Hi,
I've just created a bunch of screen savers of some of my photos, most
taken with a Canon EOS 10D. The screen savers will auto-update from my
site when changes are made (this feature can be turned off).
Currently there's a generic screen saver with a few photos from all
categories. There are also "Sunrises and Sunsets", "Flowers of Japan",

Kodak HD4

pr...@dejazzd.com (Paul W. Ross) — Wed, 15 Sep 2004 01:02:28 UT

I just picked up a sample roll (12 x) of Kodak's HD4 film in ASA 400.
What can I expect of this? Looks like it might be interesting..
Anybody have any experience with it??

300mm / 2.8 lens recommendation

spampro...@comcast.dot.net — Sat, 11 Sep 2004 19:28:04 UT

I'm thinking about getting a 300mm/f2.8 for my Maxxum 5. Also
planning to get the Digital 7 when it gets here. Obviously, I'd like
to go with a genuine Minolta, but if that's not possible for financial
reasons, who's next on the photo food-chain. Tamron, Sigma, or
Tokina? Anyone else make AF lenses? Thanks.

Re: Kodak BW400CN - rejected by Bonusprint

w8...@arrl.net (Bob S) — Sat, 11 Sep 2004 02:02:52 UT

Did they give a reason? Could some "expert" have seen that it was
black and white but was too dumb to see process C-41 on the film
can?
Bob

Minolta Maxxum 4 <-> X700 lenses

kb6...@yahoo.com (Brian Carlin) — Thu, 09 Sep 2004 19:41:17 UT

I have some old lenses for my dead X700.
Noticed Costco is selling a Minolta Maxxum 4 for $200.
Would my lenses work on that camera body?
Could the camera do aperture priority or shutter speed priority with those lenses?

Re: Antarctica print film

torto...@chejlava.com (tortoise) — Sat, 04 Sep 2004 16:15:43 UT

Well I just discovered that Kodak does not make the Royal Gold anymore.
I have emailed them about their high def film but wondered if anyone
has used it or has other suggestions?
I want to try several rolls of whatever film I use before next year
so I am not experimenting on the trip.
Thanks in advance for your help.

Re: Kodachrome processing- still available??

pomodoroji...@yahoo.com (pomodorojimmy) — Sat, 04 Sep 2004 07:43:40 UT

I talked to kodak tody. Kodachrome is no longer available in Oz !Lack
of sales is to blame, thanks to pros switching to digital. Magazines
used to use heaps of kodachrome before digital.
Completely discontinued. Lookout other countries!

Re: Kodachrome processing- still available??

alan.bro...@freelunchvideotron.ca (Alan Browne) — Fri, 03 Sep 2004 19:18:29 UT

K25 is discon (but can still be processed).
K64 and K200 are still being sold by Kodak
[link]
Processing centers have shut down and only a couple are left in
North America. eg: Toronto used to have a center, that work is
now shipped to New Jersey (I'm told).
No idea about Oz or Asia.

Re: come here and see a great photo!

axipo...@yahoo.com (Michael P Gabriel) — Fri, 03 Sep 2004 16:19:21 UT

Re: Nikon Lens

beemerm...@hotmail.com (mark) — Fri, 03 Sep 2004 00:00:37 UT

$200 each or for all?

Re: Nikon Lens

e...@joes.fud (Bowser) — Thu, 02 Sep 2004 16:49:09 UT

Please take your spam to a marketplace group. This is a discussion group,
and ads are not welcome here.

FS: Nikon Lens

brucefa...@yahoo.com (John) — Thu, 02 Sep 2004 13:34:40 UT

For Sale Nikon Lens:
20mm f3.5 AI - Excellent Condition, Clean Glass - Nikon Front and Back
Caps
24mm f2.8 AI - Fair Condition, Glass, Front element has slight marks,
rear element is fine - Front filter ring has a dent - Rear cap, no
front cap
28mm f2.8 AI - Very Good Condition - Clean Glass - Front and rear

FS: Quantum Turbo Battery and Nikon Mount Flashes

brucefa...@yahoo.com (John) — Thu, 02 Sep 2004 13:25:08 UT

For Sale: Quantum Turbo Battery and 2 Sunpak Flashes
The Quantum Turbo Battery is in good condition but the switch
protector is broken off. I have the charger that goes with it. To go
with it, I have a Sunpak 433D (Nikon Mount) in very good condition and
a Sunpak 433AF (Nikon Mount) with the box and IB but the one of the

Re: Kodachrome processing- still available??

wasc...@212.com (James Robinson) — Thu, 02 Sep 2004 12:33:07 UT

Kodak is still selling Kodachrome film around the world, though not
actively marketing it. You might have to look in specialty camera stores
to find it, or purchase by mail order.
If Kodak chooses to discontinue it, which they have not said they are
intending to do, so this is only hypothetical, they typically support

Kodachrome processing- still available??

pomodoroji...@yahoo.com (pomodorojimmy) — Thu, 02 Sep 2004 11:08:09 UT

Hi, I'm in Australia and have noticed that I can no longer find
kodachrome. I have some rolls left (35mm) and I was wondering if
anyone knows if this stuff is still being processed by kodak and how
long for?
Thanks

Re: Antarctica print film

torto...@chejlava.com (tortoise) — Thu, 26 Aug 2004 02:03:33 UT

Too funny!!

new website

ultimatecy...@hotmail.com (gord) — Mon, 23 Aug 2004 23:20:46 UT

I have posted a few of my photos on a personal website. I would like to know
what you think of them.
[link]
Thanks
Gord

Re: Antarctica print film

mikescarpi...@yahoo.com (Michael Scarpitti) — Mon, 23 Aug 2004 14:50:43 UT

Oh, no it won't. The light in the Antarctic will be upside-down!

Re: Antarctica print film

torto...@chejlava.com (tortoise) — Mon, 23 Aug 2004 14:42:01 UT

I thought the light would be brighter as in Churchill the sun was low in the
sky and it was dark at 4:30. It will be nearly 24 hours of light in
Antarctica. I do plan to use filters as needed. Any other suggestions?
Thanks

Re: blank negative!!

robertml...@yahoo.com (Robert) — Mon, 23 Aug 2004 13:33:25 UT

Was there one multiple/over exposed frame (black negative) at the end
of the good ones and before the unexposed ones? I mean, was the film
failing to wind on? Are the sprocket perforations torn anywhere?
if it's an SLR then the OP can hardly have left the lens cap on!
Robert

Kodak BW400CN - rejected by Bonusprint

robertml...@yahoo.com (Robert) — Mon, 23 Aug 2004 12:05:45 UT

I have been using Kodak BW400CN black and white film in 35mm. It is
to be processed using the conventional C-41 colour process.
Bonusprint will not put it through their C-41 processor.
Can anyone suggest a film processing company that will handle these
films and who will scan the negatives dirctly to CD?

Re: Antarctica print film

s...@earthlink.net (lightyear) — Sun, 22 Aug 2004 14:29:38 UT

Use the same film. Light there will be very similar to light you
experienced in the Arctic.

Make Money With Your Digital Camera.

garyvda...@yahoo.com (advancemarketing) — Sun, 22 Aug 2004 11:32:03 UT

Make Money With Your Digital Camera.
Make And Sell Screensavers.
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Antarctica print film

torto...@chejlava.com (tortoise) — Sat, 21 Aug 2004 15:42:01 UT

We are going to Antarctica, South Georgia, and the Falklands in Feb 2005.
Any suggestions on type of print film ( Kodak vs. Fuji) and speed?
I have a Nikon F-100. When we went to Churchill 2 years ago, I used
mainly Kodak Royal Gold 200 and 400 speed films and got wonderful
polar bear pictures. I figured I would do the same this time since it is

Sticking Tamron Adaptall stop-down mechanism

richard1-nos...@richardsfault.com (richardsfault) — Sun, 15 Aug 2004 21:34:07 UT

I had been having problems with over-exposed images on my XG-7, and
discovered rhat the problem was due to the aperture stop-down
mechanism which hold the lens fully open until the shutter is pressed.
At smaller F-stops (16, 22, 32), the aperture sometimes sticks open at
a largers stop, over-exposing the image. The problem does not occur

Re: Exposure (Newbie Haters Please be Nice :-) )

(Jim Nason) — Sun, 15 Aug 2004 02:15:57 UT

Exposure should be yor obsession.. next to creative composition.
I start with aperture. I pick one that is suitable for the lens,
subject and effect that I want to create. I meter the shot using the
cameras meter. I choose the meter pattern based on my past experience
and the subject at hand. I now that in many cases, my cameras matrix

Re: Cleaning processed color negative film for scanning.

(Jim Nason) — Sun, 15 Aug 2004 01:58:01 UT

First question... exactly where were you storing the ngeatives so they
have "stuck on dirt". If they are in that bad shape, then I think
you should be worrying a whole lot more about your storage conditions
than the effects of Digital ICE. I use Digital ICE all the time on my
scanner.. except when scanning Kodachrome. Maybe its my eyes, but I

Re: blur photo...need help...urgent!

(Jim Nason) — Sat, 14 Aug 2004 02:52:25 UT

As much as I would love to bash WalMart ..... they are not a fault here.
I don't own an N80 but I do own a N90s and a SB28 and a SB22s. The
SB22s is not a particularly high powered flash Setting the camera in
A mode with a lens set a 5.6 severely limits the flash range. At ISO
100 the flash range is 10 feet. This assumes normal relectivity (ie

Re: blank negative!!

(Jim Nason) — Sat, 14 Aug 2004 02:25:52 UT

Photographer error. Film doesn't go bad all of a sudden. Those edge
markings are exposed in the same emulsion as is on the rest of the film
. Clear frames=no light on film. Lens cap on lens? Lens not
properply mounted on camera? Flash Sync shutter speed not set
correctly? Flash batterries dead? And so forth.... not likely the film

Re: Best SLR Camera

(Jim Nason) — Sat, 14 Aug 2004 02:17:58 UT

Don't sell yourself short. Yes you can buy an old clunker 35 manual. But Why?
Yes I use my Nikon F on occasion. Mostly when I use my Novaflex Bellows which
won't work with my N90s. But I also need to get out the calculator,
paper, and pencil
to calculate the exposure.
The N90 has a great manual mode which I use often. It also has a auto

Re: 2 basic technical questions.

(Jim Nason) — Thu, 12 Aug 2004 02:34:15 UT

I will take the bait
In scenics, portraits, or city scapes the single most important
exposure decison I make is aperature (ie controls depth of field and
image sharpness). So, I set the lens to what ever aperature I want to
use and leave it there. Its set.. won't move. If I take the standard

Re: Desperately seeking - some tips for wedding photography in strong sun-light.

(Jim Nason) — Thu, 12 Aug 2004 02:23:48 UT

Decline somehow. The only time I have done a friends wedding was a
poor couple who really didn't have the money to hire anyone.
Basically, I gave them the photos and a firend who runs a pro lab did
the processing for free as wedding gift to the couple. It worked, sort
of.. but I did not get to enjoy the wedding, and made a few errors

Re: Desperately seeking - some tips for wedding photography in strong sun-light.

igar...@optonline.net (Igor) — Wed, 11 Aug 2004 18:39:07 UT

Tina,
Please don't take it the wrong way, but you SHOULD NOT do this, unless
you don't like these people.
Sorry if this sounds harsh.

2 basic technical questions.

skyec...@comcast.net (Bob) — Sat, 07 Aug 2004 15:10:40 UT

First of all let me state the obvious, I'm fairly new to photography.
With that said, here are 2 ares which I am a bit puzzled.
1. I don't understand why anyone would use the aperture priority or
shutter priority selections on the camera. I understand what they are
used for, but it seems to me that the program mode would do the same

come here and see a great photo!

nilb...@wowmail.com (nilbert) — Fri, 06 Aug 2004 14:07:48 UT

[link]

Re: Question on Polaroid 35mm Film Made by Agfa

rodsm...@nessus.rodsbooks.com (Rod Smith) — Tue, 03 Aug 2004 22:02:33 UT

In article <9a749250.0408031142.7ac8f...@ posting.google.com>,
I don't know the answer to your question, but I do know that several
"house brands" are actually Agfa. Walgreen's house brand is one of these
that's pretty common in the US, but I've also seen rebadged Agfa film
delivered by some mail-order photofinishers, such as Mystic Color (before

Question on Polaroid 35mm Film Made by Agfa

esb...@yahoo.com (eb) — Tue, 03 Aug 2004 19:42:24 UT

I like Agfa consumer 35mm film, but it is hard to find in stores
around me - even most camera stores, and I don't use a quantity
sufficient to justify paying for shipping. The local Wal-Mart now has
Polaroid brand 800 35mm film, which the box notes is made by Agfa. Can
I assume this is the same Agfa film, i.e., of the most updated and

Re: Newbie admires Shoot In

sing...@hotmail.com (Matt) — Sat, 31 Jul 2004 16:35:29 UT

Sorry, that was intended for another group.
Rookie mistake.
Matt

Newbie admires Shoot In

sing...@hotmail.com (Matt) — Fri, 30 Jul 2004 19:22:57 UT

Just wanted to say how much I am enjoying the Shoot In Archives. I
love the idea of a mandate, and go and do it. My girlfriend and I
like to get out doors and do things, and I can imagine some great
expeditions based on something like this.
There is such rich variety and depth in these photos. It's remarkable

Seeking Submissions on Vocation or Career

gtownrev...@wtp62.com (WT Pfefferle) — Fri, 30 Jul 2004 14:20:23 UT

Georgetown Review, a small literary magazine in central Kentucky, is
seeking photo submissions on the topics of "vocation" or "career" for
possible cover or back cover use on our 2005 issue.
We can only pay in 2 free copies of the finished journal.
Please submit JPG images (smaller than 300k) to gtownrev...@wtp62.com

Re: Can you fit AF lenses to a Pentax P30N?

jamesp...@hotmail.com (JimP) — Thu, 29 Jul 2004 08:08:58 UT

OK don't worry, evidently I can't since the P30N does not have an AF drive!

Can you fit AF lenses to a Pentax P30N?

jamesp...@hotmail.com (JimP) — Wed, 28 Jul 2004 09:07:49 UT

I am wondering this, since I currently have manual focus lenses, and
dont want to buy a new film camera since I will go digital in the not
too distant future (when I can afford a digital slr!)
Anyway, I digress. The P30N has PK mount, and has all the contacts
(most of which the manual focus lens doesnt use), so, can I fit an AF

Re: flash for N880

tudorb-aqh...@frelllling.net (Tudor Bosman) — Tue, 27 Jul 2004 02:42:08 UT

Ted wrote:
Get a used SB-25/26/28(DX)/80/800 off Ebay. They'll work in all modes,
including matrix-balanced fill flash with monitor preflash.
-Tudor.

Re: Desperately seeking - some tips for wedding photography in strong sun-light.

mikescarpi...@yahoo.com (Michael Scarpitti) — Mon, 26 Jul 2004 20:15:51 UT

Decline, gracefully or ungracefully, but decline...

Desperately seeking - some tips for wedding photography in strong sun-light.

frih...@hotmail.com (Tina Wishart) — Mon, 26 Jul 2004 10:05:03 UT

11 years ago my husband bought me a Canon 1000EOS camera, with which I
have clocked up a fair few pictures over the years. I have never
learned anything about photography, but am rather happy-snappy, and
due to the sheer volume of pictures I take, I have managede to get a
few good shots in the box.
I am an absolute amateur, but my family seem to think I know a thing

Free Artist's Banner Exchange

rockbottom_nosp...@rockbottomwebdesign.com (Rockbottom) — Fri, 23 Jul 2004 05:43:03 UT

Free Artist's Banner Exchange
[link]
Free banner exchange open to all artists and arts related groups-
popular, fine & performing. Like all banner exchanges all you have to
do is put a small piece of html code on your website or web page,
which will display banners from other exchange members- hundreds of

Re: come here and see this great picture!

richard1-nos...@richardsfault.com (richardsfault) — Mon, 19 Jul 2004 02:51:50 UT

No body who is legitimate uses a subject title like that.
A dead giveaway for sure!
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Canon T60 as a second body. Good or bad Choice???

litchin...@gmail.com (Calgary Fan) — Sat, 17 Jul 2004 15:54:59 UT

I've been considering a second camera for some time now and have been
eyeing the Canon T60 to go along with my current T70. Is the T60 a
fairly decent Camera or are there some serious flaws I should be
worried about. I have a large selection of FD lenses and am on a
budget.
Thanks all

Advice needed: Nikon F601 with Tamron AF28-300mm F3.5-6.3XR?

thomas_...@hotmail.com (Thomas) — Fri, 16 Jul 2004 15:01:22 UT

Hi,
I'm just an amateur photographer. I have a Nikon F601 with fitted with
a Nikon 35-70mm lens. I plan to upgrade it and get a multi-purpose
lens with a longer zoom. I'm looking at the new Nikon AF28-300mm
F/3.5-6.3 XR Aspherical (IF) Ultra Zoom lens
([link])
My questions are:

Sigma Mirror Lens 400mm f/5.6

conta...@quipo.it (sebastian) — Fri, 16 Jul 2004 11:40:06 UT

Hello,
someone knows the Sigma Mirror Lens 400mm f/5.6? It's a good lens,
compared with the Reflex Nikkor 500/8 or the Tamron SP 500/8?
Thank you!
Sebastian
(from italy)