theodore_papageorgiou

<p>Years ago,I bought a Epson very expensive scanner,the Expression 1600 pro,having in mind to scan my films,because I did not know other machines.<br>

Unfortunately,when I tried to ,I realised,that I gad a terrible enemy,dust,which I could not eliminate.<br>

How do you scan those films,without seeing big dust spots,in the scanned pictures?</p>

<p>I have a Win 7 computer,with Firefox.What should I do to learn how many shutter actuations has my F5?<br>

Can I use this Opanda program and how?</p>

<p>I have film cameras only.<br>

One F5,and three F2s,(two of them F2AS).<br>

As of lenses now.<br>

One 20mm F2.8<br>

One 24mm f2.8<br>

One 28mm F2.8<br>

One 35mm f2.0<br>

One 50mm f1.8<br>

One 50mm f1.4<br>

One 55mm f3.5 macro<br>

One 85mm f1.8<br>

One 105mm f2.5<br>

One 135mm f2.8<br>

One 180mm f2.8 AF-D<br>

One 17-35mm f2.8<br>

One 80-200mm f2.8<br>

Finished...</p>

<p>If you think it is steal,just buy it outside UK.<br>

I do it,living in Greece,and buying from Germany,UK,or USA.</p>

<p>And something silly enough question.<br>

Why isn't it possible to make such a ring resistor?Do we need high tech for this?<br>

I ask especially Sover.<br>

Theodore.</p>

<p>I found two more.<br>

One,says new,for $2500.00,and one says mint,mint,mint,for $1500.00,item number 110402184196.<br>

Has photos showing it as really new.<br>

I admire them,but I already have two of them,(not so new indeed),so let some other guy take care of them.</p>

<p>Yes,it is rarer.<br>

I remember last year,a excellent SB from Sweden was sold for over $1,000.00.<br>

I wanted it ,but it was much money...</p>

<p>Not a problem for finding batteries.I have put one lithium battery,instead of two silver oxide,which I think it has.<br>

If you want,write about,to tell you the type of this.<br>

I think,the only problem,is that ther ia not a replacement part for the resistor of the finder,if and when it goes off.</p>

<p>I think I go for a D3 body these days,having a lot of older lenses,plus two zooms,ie,20mm/f2.8, 24mm/f2.8, 28mm/f3.5, 35mm/f2, 50mm/f1.4, 50mm/f1.8, 55mm/f3.5, 85mm/f1.8, 105mm/f2.5, 135mm/f2.8, 180mm/f2.8 ED, and the zooms,are the 17-35mm,and the 80-200mm/f2.8.<br>

A friend of mine,told me,that most of them are of no use,with the D3.<br>

If it so,which of them,I have to sell,and which I should buy some day,to take the 100% of capability of the camera?<br>

Theodore.</p>

<p>Thank you.Very good.<br>

If there is a second part,please put a link.</p>

<p>I have a F5,and some F2s,and I ask which model of those many existing,should I use?<br>

Ie, Op-tech,has a lot of models.<br>

I am not a professional.</p>

<p>I have a Epson Expression 1600,which can scan films,but unfortunately,while I have payed for this,much money,I have never used it as a film scanner,because I had a problem with dust.<br>

So,I have two questions.<br>

Have you any idea,of the quality of this device,as a a film scanner,because as a usual scanner,it is of course very good.<br>

And second,what should I do,to overcome the dust problem?</p>

<p>Hi guys.<br>

You go to this site,put the address you have,et voila,the translation before your eyes.You can see the price also.<br>

http://babelfish.yahoo.com/</p>

<p>Try this.<br>

http://www.aiconversions.com/</p>

<p>I remember a very fine brush,in a pencil like case,which gave to customers, a Time-Life Photo Encyclopaedia .<br>

I have it 25 years later,and it is still in good shape.</p>

<p>I found some original Nikon close up attachments,but the boxes wrote,close up attachment No 0,No 1,No 2,and the diopters of each.<br>

Are they, those,that you have bought?</p>