jeri leibovits

Will Rogers beach toward Malibu CA.

Leica R3, Tamron SP 90mm F/2.5,

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Great shots, nice to see somebody that still uses those little grate tools.

Keep the good job.

It will be interesting to see some more of your staff.

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"Taken with a Canon 20D with adapted Zuiko 90mm f2 macro wide open"

Nice Rolex Daytona but it seem to me that the picture suffered from to much highlights.

For your knowledge the Rolex Daytona is based on the Zenith CO. movement mechanism. Yes, it's a Swiss made movement with great reputation, but definitely not one that design and built by Rolex...

If slide film is your holy grill you should go for the Kodak E200.

For best results push the film to 640 or 800 ISO, and most important, leave the flesh at home.

Todd,

In my case I believe it�s just a scanner issue.

Here is another one.

I hope it will fit your technical taste.

Mr. Shimron

M2 Summitar 50 mm F/2.0

Hi to all,

Please advisee me for a recommended good technician for a new/old

Nikon F.

The camera is in a exelant/mint condition but there some missing foam

on the top section of the mirror box. Other than that all sound OK.

Thanks

PS.

I've got Robert Kipling name as a fine Nikon F tech. is he?

How reliable is the LEICA R6 in compare to the yang daughter in

family the R6.2

Thanks

Hi Steve,

Sorry that I have to be hard on you.

I understand what you trying to say here but, I don't like the picture. It's disturbing and disgusting site.

Maybe I should judge just the quality of the picture/scene but then again - in this case - it's just not working for me.

Technically it's a terrible mess of fading and blurring colors..