ken_jeanette1

<p>I have 2 Dslr. A Canon and a Sony. I have 2 point and shoots. Fuji X10 and X20. Which do I lug around my aging neck?</p>

<p>What is soil cement? Great pics by the way.</p>

<p>Speaking to the cost factor from another angle. if your printer is expensive, I'd check what the warranty says about using off brand supplies. You may gum up the works, and find the manufacturer won't touch it after that.</p>

<p>Wonderful cameras the Mirandas. Lots of features for a good price. My first 35MM SLR was a Miranda Sensorex II. Wish I still had it. But I do have a DX3. Not as solid as the earlier Mirandas, but nicely compact.</p>

<p>I see no merit, artistic or otherwise to watching someone die.</p>

<p>Great idea, and great shots. Would I let a pack of newbies touch my babies???</p>

<p>WOW, I can't answer your question, but there's a name right out of the past. Nostalgia abounds in this forum.</p>

<p>Beautiful, can't wait to see some results. My personal favorite of the Teague designs was the Bantam Special. If only that little bugger used 35mm.</p>

<p>That's why this forum is so great. Sharing, encouraging, just the best folks on the internet. Great work Nord. The repair and pictures are amazing.</p>

<p>Excellent collection Martin. Thank you for sharing. Do you have any other brands, like Narciss, or even Pentax 110 SLR would be similar.</p>

<p>Thank you for posting these. fun to see the "innovations" I got a kick out of the Graphic 35 that had advance and shutter cocking by Jet-O-Matic CO2 cartridge.</p>

<p>Donald, If you find those shops, please take copious notes with contact information and share. I love the old DDR gear, and would like to have some reliable sources. </p>

<p>Sometimes, when I've gotten into old cheapies, I noticed that trim rings were glued in. Difficult to remove without bending the cheap aluminum pieces. This may be the case here. Maybe a drop or two of some type of glue solvent on the edge of the ring will show it loosening.</p>

<p>Love that Tony Karp article. Illustrations were great. You sure this wasn't the April 1 issue? At first glance, I said to myself, gee LensBabies back in 66.</p>

<p>Please let us know the results. When is the auction ending? I love old tanks, they feel so comforting in the hand. Sort of like a warm Blonde. Well, maybe not that.</p>