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Thanks. I suspected it must have to do with flash but wasn't sure.

Scott Hafner

HI. While awaiting delivery of my Bender (my first large format

camera)I have purchased a Nikon 150

Copal 0 lense.Every thing seems pretty self explanatory except the

little tube with another tube inside it. What is that?

Scott Hafner

<I think it would be better to email the PayPal link to people after <you have agreed on the transaction including price, shipping <charges, etc.

<-- Brian Mottershead

Thats what I'm going to do, thanks.

Scott Hafner

<Wouldn't a link do the same thing?

<-- Richard Sintchak

I've been trying to figure how to set this up. On the paypal website they have a walkthrough for using a button but not for using a link

(that I've spotted yet anyway). I'm just looking for the simplest way to set this up.

Scott Hafner

Hi. Is it all right (or possible) to put a pay pal button in with my

classified ad?

Regards:

Scott Hafner

Hi. I'm not sure what kind of camera a Horseman 985 is but you can find the specs on a lot of digital backs here http://www.calumetphoto.com/syrinx/ctl?PAGE=Controller&ac.ui.pn=cat.CatTree&ac.cat.CatTree.prodIndex.param=09;Digital+Imaging;030;Digital+Image+Capture;720;Digital+Backs&ac.cat.CatTree.prodIndex.branch.node3=720-030

If that link doesn't work just go to calumetphoto.com and root through the digital folder. There is also a list of backs here http://www.pcphotoreview.com/Digital,Camera,Backs/PLS_4287crx.aspx .

Regards:

Scott Hafner

Hi. I also have been debating this for my next computer choice. What will probly keep me on the Windows side is all my software licences are for Windows and are not transferable to an Apple. Its hard to justify repurchasing Photoshop, Illustrator, etc...

Scott Hafner

Hi.If you look here http://www.webphotoschool.com/bhphotovideo/ lesson number 5 is on jewelry photography.I have found that Jewelry photography is all about reflections, what you see in say a gold ring is a reflection of what the gold ring is seeing. Its definitly worthwhile to kill any ambient light. That way the subject has less chance to be reflecting the room back at you. Usually your gonna want a large light source to put nice white highlights on the piece.Your sources here are limitless almost- softboxes, silks ,diffusion material, etc... Just remember the rule that a light source is considered large if the distance from the source to the piece is equal to or less then the diagonal of the source. With small pieces like jewelry you can take an 18" square(softbox, silk, diffusion material) placed 14" from the piece and be more effective then a 4' source placed 4' from the piece.

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I use it all the time with no problem.Its the same film, I think it just missed a middlemans pocket somehow.

Scott Hafner

I noticed that the 10D has video out so you can hook it up to a TV and not try to reach over it to look in the viewfinder. I sometimes do this with my Minolta Dimage 7I, it can be very handy. Just be aware that TV's have there own color casts and there is limited resolution making them not wysiwyg.

Scott Hafner

Hi. I am a relativly new user with Mamiya 645E. I have been using the

80mm F/4 macro lense and am wondering what would be an appropriate

lense for portraits (head shots, full shots, perhaps small groups)?

Regards:

Scott