terry_mccully

thanks for your swift answers guys.... I can now buy the newer 55mm lense that was for the 330 for my 33....what is the focal length of the 55 in say 35mm terms.. like would it be like a 28 in 35mm world??

are these two cameras the same.. meaning can I use a 330 lens on a

C33?

Thanks for all your help guys... I learned alot ! ! ! !

I know it is depending on the lense... but my sony F707 had a max of

only F8 which sucked for landscapes... I would have liked F32 or

more... what is the best that the Nikon D70 could do (landscape

detail through out picture in mind)... I may need to learn about

Lenses and how they rate for Fstops too.. see Im used to my fixed

lense Sony F707.... any help would be great....

Wondering just how much noise a digital camera would produce on a

shot above 30 seconds.. like say.. 20 min. up to a few hours?...

Wonder if it could be possible to capture star trails with this

method of bulb settings ???

Well Bill I have been trying that as well...I did my first pinhole photograph today if you care to have a look in my portfolio

Ok Scott...it was B&W Pro Film and thats why they sent it away as they don't do it anywhere in town and tell me it has to be done on its own

they forgot to give them to me..Have to look at those first thing tomorrow....

I just got some prints back from Japan camera..(who are real good to

me) and they look all digital...they got a new printer that is

supposed to be better than the last but my B&W prints look all blown

out and digital looking in the dark and light areas?..Anyone hear of

this before? the old printer that they used would work fine...The

film was a Kodak Tmax 100 that they sent away to be developed and

then they made the prints from the negs...they are WAY dark and

digital looking???????

Thanks all who answered my question so fast....LOVE THIS SITE!!!

well I was hoping that I could capture the trails on film...I hate getting dew on the lense and I was wondering if if could be done with a pinhole picture?

Does anyone know if you can capture star trails with a pinhole

camera?..I was thinking this may be a good way to do it as there

would be no dew to form on hte lense as there is no lense?...anyone

know if this can be done at all??? If anyone knows anything about

this subject could they please email me at :

 

terrymccully@hotmail.com