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Hi,
Sometimes the postal service leave a parcel pick up card when there is no one to accept the parcel (because high value) that could get easily miss placed. Email B & H and get a tracking number so you can ring the post office. Good luck.
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Hi,
I recommend Man Shing Photo. Very reliable, contact Mr Wong. Details are as follows:-
mskkwong@netvigator.com
852-2396 2996
There prices are rather fixed but may give you free giffts.
Cheers,
Cham
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These are not listed in order.
1) Port Campbell national Park (12 Apostles), Australia
2) Bryce Canyon national park, USA
3) Fox Glacier, New Zealand
4) Kyoto/ Nara, Japan
5) Trincomalee, Sri Lanka
Definitely Antarctica would be the best of all for me from what I have heard. I met a station leader at Macquarie island (Sub Antarctic Island) last year. I haven't been there as yet but definitely will be some stage!!!!
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F3HP at B & H have been back ordered for months, I am not sure whether they will ever get any!!!
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F6 price in Melbourne (Australia) is still high ~AUD 3750 which is ~USD 2800. In general Nikon or even Canon prices are quite high in Australia. I think the local dealer (Maxwell) squeezes out most of the profit (Nikon atleast). Ofcourse a lot of people buy stuff from overseas when they can.
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Thanks Chris.
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Definitely ©. Now tamed than before since I married in 2000!!!!
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Hi Chris,
Is this the price quoted at Man Shing & Wing Shing? Have they quoted the price of the D2X? Hope the prices of D2X will fall as fast as this!!!!!
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Flᶩo,
Can you please summarise your question, this is certainly beyond my concentration span!!!!
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All the slides were made by Velvia (50) and scanned from Coolscan 5000ED. Not edited.
Cheers,
Cham
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Sorry forgot to attach,Maria Island
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Maria Island
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Hi,
I was working in Hobart from 02/2004 to 08/2004, so every non-working weekend was a new destination. I mainly used Velvia and I am quite happy with the slides.
I recommended the following places:- (not in any order)
Cradle mountains (as one has already commented), grossly exaggerated in my opinion!!!!!
Lake St Claire's national park (the other side of Cradle - can trek from Cradle mountains if you like but takes a week!!!)
Port Arthur (you may remeber the massacre!!!)
Mount Wellington (20 min drive from Hobart) - Good sun set spot
Salamanca at night - Hobart, also fine dining
Maria island - painted cliffs - my best Tassie experience. Need to take a 1 hour Ferry.
Bruny Island - Take the Bruny island cruise to see seals etc
Frescinet national park - the world famous "Wine glass bay"
Macquarie island - it is a part of Tasmania but is in the Antarctic peninsula - I would like to go there one day, perfect for wild life!!!!!
Do not forget to have dinner at Pepprmint Bay in Hobart - Best Seafood in Tassie.
Have fun
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Hi Mitz,
The aperture should be 2.8 x 1.7 which is 4.76. So the camera reading is correct. Are you talking about Maxwell site? There are plenty of typos there!!!!
Cheers,
Cham.
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Hi All,
What would be good black and white film/ slide for night exposures?
Regards,
Cham
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Hi Ilka,
It is not the scanner/ computer taking time it is myself trying different setting, cropping etc taking time.
What do you mean by x4multi?
Cheers,
Cham.
Moose Peterson, guru or shill?
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Hi,
From the stuff that I have read the answer is going to be "great, fantastic lens". I have not come across any negative criticisms about Nikon by Moose. I accept that he is a legendary photographer but his reviews seems to be not helpful. In contrast Bjorn Rorslett, Thom Hogan reviews are excellent with a lot of practical value. Ken Rockwell will review Nikons without even seeing them, so I usually ignore his reviews.