You know, the kind that records key words, etc., in helping you archive your
images, both digital and "hard" copy slides and negatives?
Here's one: http://pages.zdnet.com/pkzsoftware/index.html  I can't find much
on the web about it, though, and I'm afraid at $69.95 it might not be ...

I just bought a used Pentax 645 and a Pentax 75mm SMC A lens (not the
leaf shutter lens).  Although purchased from the same place they were
separate items and not part of a package.
When moving the aperture ring to the A position the camera does not

I recently purchased a Pentax 67 with a metered TTL prism. THe meter's
needle is stuck in the highest (above plus) position. The on/off switch
does not deactivate the meter window and the battery light says the
battery is still good. Does anyone know what the problem could be ...

I haven't managed to find any Ronsonol to cleam my sticky shutters
with yet, but I do have some neat ethylalcohol. Will that work?

Can't seem to see any of the Hassy 20* series in black finish. Any ever
made?

Having acquired a D-40 for my 503 CX I am curious as to what you guys (or
gals!) are setting the TTL ISO setting at. Example: for an open shade
portrait and metering for the ambiant light for the exposure and using say
160 ISO film what are you setting the ISO selector for the flash ...

I'm still fighting with my Minolta SE5400, that produces unacceptable
streakings with Vuescan (even the latest 8.0.13) when used at 5400dpi.
Streaking appears with clear evidence when proper post-scan sharpening
is applied, and it's very annoying when high CCD exposure is required

I am now virtually camera free, with only a prosumer d/c and 35mm point and
shoot to my name... and now i'm planning for the future. I hope that within
the next twelve months i'll be able to get together enough money for some
serious kit. I have experience with both the Bronica ...

Please excuse my primitive question. I am not familiar with medium
format systems rather than my very first camera which was a Lubitel 2.
I am sure many medium format users will not like Lubitel to be called
a medium format. Anyhow, I have always been aware of the quality of

Please vote for my picture here:
http://www.jonessoda.com/gallery/view.php?ID=269297&search=paul%20sherlock&offset=1

I have been using 35mm gear for the past 5 years and would now like to
try MF to make some 20X30 size enlargements - mostly of my family, but
possibly some landscapes too.  I am  torn in a way because I would
also like the instant feedback of a DSLR  - the problem with that is I

Hi, Lately I've been toying with the idea of getting on some local golf
courses in the morning and shooting some b&w 6x6 and 6x7 film. I'm wondering
if there's a filter to help boost the contrast since everything is just
different shades of green?

Is there a formula for relating shutter speed, maybe focal length, and
reduction in resolution in lp/mm for typical camera shake?
I would be most grateful.
Thanks

Posting here because MF (and LF) is what the pro used.
Our most sucessful local (well, nearby) professional photographer/studio
sold out several months ago. The original owners were a couple with thirty
to forty years experience and they were hugely sucessful. While their kind

I have a couple of Retina Reflex IIIs with slow shutter blades (true
of almos all of them). Since most lenses with leaf shutters are MF
lenses, is there some long-lasting trick to make them come back to
life, such as using very fine graphite powder, or do I have to bite