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Ray,RB in RB 67 stands for revolving back.Both cameras have revolving backs.

 

You can also use metered prisms on the RB67.That's not only reserved fot the RZ.So far,you told Chatchai 2 things and you were wrong on both counts.Please,if you haven't used any of these cameras,save your guessing for another time.

I've also never had any problems with the system that's used here.I check their history on photonet and if all's well,I make a deal.I got scammed 3 times on ebay.I don't deal with them anymore.

If you get this system and don't want the chimney finder,let me know.I'm looking for one.

I'm looking at getting a Fuji 67 II or III and was wondering what is closest

these cameras will focus???Thanks for your help.

Well,I have the 10D and 30D + the Sigma 28-70 2.8,Canon 17-40L and Canon 70-200 f4L but when I want to travel really light I just take my Canon S3IS.Picture quality is very good and the 12x zoom comes in handy.

Here in Canada we get a 10 year warranty from Sigma on the EX lenses.Sounds like you guys down south are being short changed.

You can download a manual from this link.

 

http://www.usa.canon.com/consumer/controller?act=DownloadDetailAct&fcategoryid=325&modelid=8772#firmware

Would anybody be able to tell me if a Canon 30D would work with

Canon Remote capture?If not which software would I use?

 

Thanks for your help.

"Please everyone.. ANYTIME ANYONE wants to send a money order from another country.

IT IS A SCAM - I promise you!!!!! Please don't even waste time with these. A money order will come - oops.. they sent too much money - please send some back or send to some other vendor.. oops - the check bounces and the money you sent is gone forever.... Don't do it!

 

They have acessess to the internet. They know one of the tips offs was the language. They're getting smarter with the spelling and language.. Don't go there.!"

 

Jeez Mary,I live in another country and send MO's to the US all the time.Sometimes they were for more(a little)than agreed on.Sometimes I got the extra money back and sometimes I didn't.You're right that us scammers are getting better with your language and spelling.It's not easy switching to the American language from Canadian but I'll get it down pat eventually.

 

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According to your history on this site,you've had this camera since Dec,2005.Haven't you noticed this before or did you not use your camera till now???

Why don't you download a copy of the users manual at this site.

http://www.tamron.com/assets/pdfs/SQ-Ai.pdf

 

You'll learn what's normal for your camera.

I found a lot of useful info on this site.

 

www dot digitaldog dot net/

 

 

Look in the tips section.Sure gave me lots of reading on colour management.

I had the same problems with my 4800 I received last week.I didn't go through soft proof though.I posted my question last week.You can find it here.Lots of useful info given to me.

 

http://www.photo.net/bboard/q-and-a-fetch-msg?msg_id=00FZPc&tag=

Hey guys,

 

Thanks for all the answers that you've given me.I find my prints on enhanced matte are lacking a little zing still.I guess it must be the wrong paper for the photo black inks I'm using (as has been mentioned).

 

I printed on premium lustre though and what a difference.The colours just snap off the page.Thanks again for all your help.

I really do appreciate all the help you're giving me with this issue I'm having.I'm just not used to printing with something of this quality but hope to gain alot of knowledge from the people that are used to this type of printer.

 

 

Don

Here goes..........I'm using photo black with epson enhanced matte papers.I have the latest profile downloaded for the Epson enhanced matte paper and that's what I'm printing with.I'm not applying icc profiles in photoshop.Photoshop is the program I'm printing with.

Any other advice???

 

Ps............what profile are you using for this paper???

and the profile is set to perceptual.

I'm using the profiles supplied by Epson for the paper I'm using.

I just received my Epson 4800 and after initial setup I started

printing.I'm not finding it easy to get the punchy colours I was

getting with my Epson 1280.I've tried making changes in the driver

settings comparable to what I did in the 1280 drivers,but that

doesn't seem to help.I'm printing on matte papers with both

printers.Do anybody have any ideas to try with my problem.I remember

reading somewhere that pigments weren't as "colourful" as dyes.Any

truth to this???

Thanks for your anticipated help.

Right here Stephen.I'm trying to recruit Sir Paul to be one of us also.Think it'll work???

 

 

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You can check this website. http://www.photococan.com/

This store is located in Canada and their prices are good for Agfa film.I bought about 200 rolls of APX100 and APX400 120 of them in the last year.They're only listing 400 speed 120 now.

Don't forget Vistek.Check them out at www.vistek.ca

What papers are most of you using in the Epson 4800?I know that

there are many papers for many applications but I'm wondering what

is the paper most of you have decided to use for everyday types of

photos.I'll be using some Moab papers and Epson Somerset for alot of

my own photos,but there are people that don't want to pay extra for

specialty papers.What do you use for those people?

The Canon Canada website say they have drivers for the 2710 to work with windows xp.Check out www.canon.ca and go to the downloads section and do a search for your scanner.You should find it there.

2 works for me.1 and 4 look a little cheesy.3 is my second pic.