I have a F2S that has been in storage for decades! My question is, how do I
find a value for the equipment? It takes awesome pictures and never has been
touched by a technician!
Nikon F2S Photomic

I'm thinking of buying a Minolta 17-35mm f/2.8-4 (77mm filter) wide angle
zoom lens for my Maxxum 7. I've already had vignetting problems using a
standard circular polarizer with my Minolta 24-105mm zoom and would like to
avoid this problem.

As I said once before, the camera I concentrated most of my shooting on
while in England this summer failed without warning, consequently, many of
the shots I had the highest hopes for were not recorded at all.  Still, I've
added four (taken with a Mamiya 6 and F3HP) to my ...

A couple of years ago I bought several 123 batteries and never used them.
Now I find that some of them have developed high internal resistance. My
camera, an Olympus Stylus, will show either low battery or not turn on at
all.

Any recommendations?  I've been shooting XP2 super for B/W prints but am
considering using a color print film instead.  I actually want a little
grain in my shots for BW conversion.  I use a Nikon Coolscan film scanner
and Photoshop so I can use the color information and channels ...

How on earth does Ken Rockwell's 'test review' of the D200 get to first
place on google?  I thought google worked by counting the number of
cross-referenced links to the web page to calculate it's page rank rating,
and not the number of opinionated sentences per page.

I have an Olympus OM 2 which has served me well for more than 25 years, but
during that time it has taken some hard knocks but still managed to provide
me with good pictures.
However, in the last few outings I have had a problem with a light leak,

Island off Alaska coast, Pop. 50
          Town on coast, Pop 14,500
Road from Town on coast to rest of Alaska or North America: NONE
Ferry service between island and town on coast:

A few words to present you, the picture of the
week :
http://www.monochromatique.com/photosemaine/
Regards,

       So, okay, I've read about the death of film all over this newsgroup,
and it must be so because the internet never lies, y'know...
       ...but despite this, I seem to be pretty fired up about finally
getting together almost all of the things I need for my darkroom, and

Whenever images that cannot be (easily) altered are necessary
(for legal or security reasons for example), only film is
acceptable. So dont worry, film will never disappear.

I have a Canon EOS Elan(100)which is a very well built and (for it's
time)well specified camera, with a good reputation.
I like the look of the EOS Ti(100) which, for what appearances are
worth, is an extremely attractive looking camera with an excellent and

For those so inclined, you can view my photo blog at:
http://leitz-camera-action.blogspot.com/
Enjoy.  As always, constructive comment and criticism welcome.  And the
unconstructive variety is usually good for a laugh or two.

hi dears:
          i got a problem with my computer that i tray every things to
fix it but no any positiv
result. so what is the problem?

Took this one today after work:
http://www.pbase.com/image/52044733/original