One of my fellow students needs a 35mm film camera. He wants one whose
lenses are forward compatible with a DSLR at some point.
So, here's the challenge:
1. State the brand and model you currently shoot with.

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Last December I queried this group regarding a film scanner
with these criteria:
  * Under $1000
  * Best possible resolution

I always had an interest of photography but just like many more, never
really got the chance to exercise that to the extent that I would love
to. Now very recently I have received a surprise gift from a surprise
person - an almost new Nikon N/F 70 camera (he shot less than 10

I have been testing out this camera over the past few days and I am
amazed at the quality of the sensor. When you shoot it at 1600 the
"noise" looks exactly like film grain! Amazing! Will post examples and a
full review in about a week or so.

The second cap on my Nikon TC20 teleconverter is jammed on. Not the
normal fat black lens-back cap but the other one that's gray & flatter.
It twists counterclockwise to loosen but won't come off fully. It ought
to unscrew clockwise to remove according to the arrow on it. When

By using a known sized object in front of my pictures, I think I've
managed to get the whole thing into proper perspective.
Recently Tony Polson suggested I made false claims about the
enlargements I do from snapshots, digital image files and negatives.

Yeah, I'm sure this has been asked about a zillion times already, but
what's the difference between the hard and soft NDs?  I'm going to
pick up a 3-stop grad ND shortly, and noticed that Singh-Ray has both
"hard" and "soft" types.  ????

Check www.bulli.dk for Olympus stuff. Lenses can be used on new Olympus
digital cameras like the E-1, E-300 or E-500 (adapter necessary)
Best regards,
Viggo (Copenhagen - Denmark)

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The front is usually the most photogenic part of any subject, so my
mandate is 'From the Back'.
That's where you're to take the photo.
Have fun,

The 20D works hard, day and night.
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I have been pondering this for a couple of days now. They appear to have
all the financial backing and technical insights which might propel them
ahead of Leica in the race for a digital M (not counting the R-D1).
As far as a digital M goes, I wonder if they, or Leica will be ...

   For development of 35 mm film, which generally produces more
satisfactory results: (1) Wal-Mart's "Fuji Premium Plus" developing
(not the in-store, but the send-away), or (2) K-Mart's "Kodak Perfect
Touch" developing (not the in-store, but the send-away)?    I'm getting

djfrankieb381@aol.com
Nov 10, 10:02 am   show options
The price these guys quote is not what they charge.  They add 18
dollars insurance and try to add accessories that are overpriced.  When