scott evans

Tony first off, thanks for your work on this forum.:0) My quetsion is

about the speed of Photo.net. Photo.net seems to take for ever

to load up/do searches there. Are they working on this? I have

cable internet and I have tried photo.net with T3 line at work all

are slow. I actually find myself coming to read posts here

because of this.;0) Thanks I've been meaning to ask you this

since I read that this forum would be moving. --->Scott

Since we are talking about expensive things.... I got to fly to N.Y.

city on a friend of a friends Helicopter last week. $300,000+ and

$800.00 a hour to run. Just think a 50 Cron a hour. It was an

experience I wont forget. Flew over some of those rich houses in

New Haven CT.

Securely griping my Leica:0) ----> Scott

I've been combing through some of the posts on this lens. Are

people having problems with focus??? Are there any sites

besides VOIGTLANDER/Cosina (way to limited info) that test this

lens. Thanks for any help! Scott

It's a magazine??? I thought it was a photo catalogue. ;0)

-->Scott

François P. WEILL

Thanks for your comparison of bolth cameras. It seemed pretty

fair IMHO.

Where did you see the Hexar RF for $700.00 first. I'm looking for

a second camera to my M6TTL. Thanks Scott

YOUR wife rocks!!!!! Keep the M6TTL and enjoy. Happy

Day----------> Scott

I had the same "small dust spot" on the front 90 APO Cron I

bought. Sent I back for another and recieved a perfect

replacement . I would send it back if you can. Any time you take it

out you'll be thinking about it. And that IMHO is a expensive

thought.

Happy day & good luck ------> Scott

Here's a fun web site for Street Photography.

http://www.skylightweb.com/imagine/

Happy Day ---> Scott

Nice photo he looks happy even with being called a RAT terrier.

I'm jealous I want the 15mm V'lander myself. Have fun with it.

Scott

Glen, Will my TICONDEROGA #2 screwmont fit in this

sharpener? ;0) Scott

Jason, there's a a layout button (sqare button) next to the PRINT

button click that and make sure you have the right paper sixe

selected in the "fit to page" area. Sound like you have it on A4 or

letter which would strech your photo out. Hope this helps :0)

Scott

I just dont understand how digital is going to take over in a short

amount of time. I work at a mini-lab ( the contrition of going back

to art school) and people cant even load their APS camera's. I

wont even get into when they come back because they put it on P

instead of H setting. Who's going to teach the public to white

balance, file size, color correction . The pro photographer's are

having a hard time with this. I think the technologies after you

take the photo have to catch up for the digital camera's. IMHO we

are safe for a while. scott

I'm happy for you Steve welcome to the club. I've had my M6TTL

for almost a year and couldn't be happier. My girl friend thinks I

like it more than her. ;0) I so far have traded a F-100 and bunch

of lenses and my first range finder a Mamiya 7 with two lenses.

Good luck your hooked now! Scott

Hope you can stand one more opinion. I have the Domke F-803

and feel that it's perfect for the Leica M cameras. My biggest fear

with it is that some day I'll forget ot clasp the front (no backup

velcro on front flap) and my 90 apo & 50 will role out! Yikes!!! All

in all the F-803 price and capacity make it a winner. Maybe I'll

sew in a small velcro patch. :0) Good luck, Scott

"2) I just sold my children so I can buy an M7. Should I get silver

or black?"

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Now thats getting down to the brass tacks of what the M7 is all

about. To funny!!!!! :0) Scott

My M6TTL Finder usually has a Multi-coating on it, right after I've

had a slice of pizza or buttered popcorn.

;0) Scott

I have not tried the Op/Tech's Soft pouch rangefinder yet, but like

you, hope to read people's opions about it. I have two bags for

my M6. A Domke 803 & Crumpler "Home Stayer" from Jobo Co.

Their bolth satchel type bags and I'm happy with bolth. The

Domke does'nt seem to have the padding I want to protect the

camera but it does fit more and hang better when your walking.

I'm thinking of getting a extra insert for the 803 maybe then I'll be

happy. Happy Hunting. Scott

Thanks for the info Bud. I thought you just need Erwin's site

Steve, sorry for the confusion. Should of had my coffee first

before look for info on the M7. :0) Scott

http://www.imx.nl/index.html

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This should get people there. Copy and paste. :0) scott

The resone I asked about the Hewes reels is that I was just

starting to look for new reels after my "cheaper" mexico produced

reels purchased 10yrs at photo school are finally toasted. I

found that over the years as long as you dont drop a steel reel

they last. These Hewes reels seem to be well regarded on

some of the treads on this web site.