sorry about this stupid question but i didn't manage to find a
satisfactory answer to it: I am a fresh owner of DSLR Pentax K100D.
With my old 35mm body I have used SOLIGOR TIF 340 flashgun (Pentax
dedicated, of course). It isn't a TTL so my problem is not if the TTL

It's time for the picture of the week
http://www.monochromatique.com/photosemaine/
Regards,
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We wanted to get our 35mm film developed and scanned.  Our local photo
lab or Walmart type place can only produce scanned images good enough
to print a 4x6 at best, they're tiny (<100K) jpeg files.
I have just found that I have access to a negative scanner at work and

An untimely addition.  If there weren't 12 the last time you looked,
have another:
http://www.pbase.com/shootin/gallery/timing

Has anyone ever had a roll of film Brake inside their camera?
I ask because it happened to me today, the roll of film I was shoting in my
Exa SLR snaped apart inside the camera, like there was stress on it or
something. Everything seems to be ok with the camera itself, I've never ...

Are you sick of looking at what you think might be a great picture,
until you look at the background and start to see harsh circles of
light, and the more you notice the obvious ones, the more you notice
there's a whole bunch more that are less obvious?  No?  It's just me

Considering the PrimeFilm scanner, probably the 1800i,  to work with
years of accumulated 35mm slides in the family.
Will owners of the machine please tell me
a) if you're satisifed  with it

This is probably an overly-simplistic question.
If shooting indoors, under flourescent light, and you use a flash...
would the flash overpower the flourescent light, or would there be some
sort of weird combo?