Here is a link to a temporary site with some of my photos on it. This is
only until I get a more permanent home. Just remember that these photos are
from a very accomplished amateur-turning professional. Some photos are shot
with a Canon Digital Rebel XT and some were not. If you ...

I am new to digital, and miss film, but thems the breaks I guess.
I am learning as I go. I saw some software that looked kind of good, and was
suppose to have some filters for Black and White, and the box, and the point
of sales stuff on the shelf that told about the software said ...

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April Fool!

The landscape along the river "Lek" combined with sometimes spectacular
skies;
18 images on:
http://www.fotogregoir.dds.nl/nederland/index21.html

A picture I snapped at the Fort Worth zoo yesterday:
http://www.elroysemporium.com/pictures/wildlife/zoo/crocodile2.jpg
The snapping turtle has the crocodile's upper jaw pinned down, n'est
pas?

I have a hobby where I take pictures on cheap film and develop it with
coffee. Normally this is fine for repeatable shots. I have well over 50
digital pictures that I would like on coffee negatives (so I can gawk
at them). I have 2 options right now: Shoot the TV screen while it's

Having read several articles on the web about the benefits of incident light
metering over reflected light metering - and not possessing an incident
light meter - I wonder is it feasible to place a translucent dome eg half a
table-tennis ball or similar, place it over the camera ...

I recently purchased a 1960s vintage Agfa Isoflash Rapid C and would
like to try it out. However, I am not sure how to find out what film it
takes. It definitely doesn't take 35 mm film.
There is a notation on the back of the camera reading, "Agfapan,

Welcome to my new photo report from AIR SHOW 2005 in Radom - Poland.
Adam Kamela
http://www.aviation.kamela.waw.pl

I've got a fairly nice digital SLR - usually keep it in a padded case.  If I
travel any distance in the car with air conditioning - the lens will fog up
within seconds of pulling it out of the case (outside the car).  Humidity
is usually pretty high here - Florida.

saw a thread on this subject here or on another forum... cannot find it now.
friend using a Nikon D70 is making photos of products he is auctioning and needs
to reduce them from ca 3mb to about a 640x400  or less than 50kb.
would appreciate something he could download which would do ...

As I downloaded a file from the Usenet I saw (in Newsbin Pro) that it
was made up of many separate images.
The download turns out to be a single file ending in .JPG which is
approx 12 MB in size and was originally made up of 152 parts.

That may seem a very dum question, how do you use a meter with studio flash
or light strobe?
I actually have a Minolta Auto Meter III. My question is how do I make the
reading with a studio flash-light set?

For the past year I've been studying photography and B&W darkroom
technique at my local TAFE college and been mainly using Beseler 23c
enlargers.
I've aquired the head of a Beseler enlarger that is in need of some

I am looking for a bag or case for transporting my mamiya RB67, could
someone steer me in the right direction?
Many places have standard camera bags, with moveable partitions, but I
am really after opinions as to whether its worth paying the extra for a