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<p>Hi Richard</p>

<p>It is seperate.</p>

<p>I also aquire "for parts only" cameras and repair them.</p>

<p>I am into Amateur Radio.<br>

Advanced class license.<br>

Call: WD4CHP</p>

<p>Given the information, you might give her an inexpensive point and shoot digital camera.</p>

<p>She can see her photos faster than the polaroid.</p>

<p>Prints can be had for about 10 cents a print.</p>

<p>Polaroid cameras are not popular. Film is hard to find if you can find it.</p>

<p>Give her a 35mm point and shoot camera.</p>

<p>Film is still available.</p>

 

<p>I do not understand the why some of you bad mouth the crop frame cameras.</p>

<p>When I was shooting professional, 35mm (full frame)was used and when I had a job that requires close quarters and quality was not paramont and sports assignments.</p>

<p>4 X 5 format was used for quality.</p>

<p>2 1/4 was used as a comprise.</p>

<p>You use what you have to get what you want.</p>

<p>After all PhotoShop cures a lot of errors.</p>

<p>I wish I had PhotoShop when I was shooting.</p>

<p>Darkroom work was a real pain.</p>

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<p>I have a fairly complete collection of Exakta cameras and lenses.<br /> My current project is restoring a Minolta XG7.<br /> I have a film Canon to use with the lenses that go with my 350D.<br /> A 2 1/4 3 1/4 Century Graflic with a RH10 film back.<br /> I get around to use most of them once in a while when I have the time.<br /> My problem is that every once in while a something comes up that I can not refuse.</p>

<p>I would photograph it then turn the photo into the local law enforcement and file a trespassing complaint against the operator.</p>

<p>I have a 3X auto tele converter made by Astranar (Japan)</p>

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<p>If you do not get satisfaction, your best bet is feedback.<br /> Go on all sites you are members on and give then hell.<br>

At least it will make you feel better.</p>

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<p>I find that a bellows such as a Novaflex with an adaptor works well.</p>

<p>Set the shutter on T or B and take your shot.</p>

<p>I have several lenses that I use this method.</p>

<p>Here is one example of what I meam.</p>

<p><a href="/photo/17554481">http://www.photo.net/photo/17554481</a></p>

<p>This is what it says in the upper box.</p>

<p>You have already signed up for your one year digital subscription to Popular Photography, included with your subscription to Photo.net.</p>

<p>What else do I have to do?</p>

<p>Being a 24/7 caregiver, I do not carry a camera with me.</p>

<p>I use photography as a diversion from the every day problems.</p>

<p>I am still waiting for mine.</p>

<p>It seems that it is harder to produce a digital publication than a hard copy.</p>

<p>When your toes are on the sidelines and chasing the action, nothing is more thrilling.</p>

<p>This was in the 60's. a step up from tth 4x5 Graphic.</p>

<p>I used to shoot from behind the first base coach when the Pitsburg was training in Fort Myers.</p>

<p>One of our other photogs was there and caught a foul ball on the inside of his right leg.</p>

<p>It left the imprint of the ball on his leg.</p>

<p>No<br>

I carry the camera of choice depending on what I want to do a project.<br>

My dumb phone has photo capabilities but I have not had the oppertunity to use it.</p>

<p>Having been a news photographer, I find that most of the photos are dull.</p>

<p>We were trained to antacipate the peak of the action.</p>

<p>I covered three high school football games with a Rollei and a 12 exposure roll of TriX film.</p>

<p>Multiple exposures will miss the peak.</p>

<p>It only takes one shot to get the peak of action.</p>

<p>I got in without any delay.<br>

I am using IE9</p>

<p>After many years of shooting many differant formats, it doesn't make any differance.<br>

You look into the viewfinder, compose the picture and shoot.<br>

I still shoot film as well as digital to keep sharp. Full manual and automatic.<br>

The only difference is the number of shots you have and what you have to do when you get home.<br>

That is when the work begins.</p>

<p>Then I would have someone else look at it.</p>

<p>I do mess around with older camera equipment but if it is important, I let some one else with more experance take care ot it.</p>

<p>Then I would have someone else look at it.</p>

<p>I do mess around with older camera equipment but if it is important, I let some one else with more experance t6ake care ot it.</p>

<p>Then I would have someone else look at it.</p>

<p>I do mess around with older camera equipment but if it is important, I let some one else with more experance t6ake care ot it.</p>

<p>This first thing I would ask is:</p>

<p>What was the ambiant temperature></p>

<p>If it was cold, I would suggest that the grease was setting up.</p>

<p>If you are not a tech, I would suggest you have a CLA by a professional.</p>