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The bartender's Kids photographed on Tri-X Posted Mar 03, 2002 at 12:23 am \| Forum: Photography	Finder	9	136	2002 Mar 03 11:09 PM Michelle A.
Hey! It's another... Does that say "Zenit"?? Posted Feb 20, 2002 at 9:32 am \| Forum: Photography	Finder	6	92	2002 Feb 21 7:46 AM Antoonio
Being forgotten along US45 Posted Feb 18, 2002 at 8:28 pm \| Forum: Photography	Finder	10	151	2002 Feb 19 4:49 PM Antoonio
More 'Bas relief overlay' Posted Feb 15, 2002 at 10:22 pm \| Forum: Photography	Finder	6	92	2002 Feb 16 10:25 PM Michelle A.
You want Tex-cha? Heez yuh tex-cha. Posted Feb 09, 2002 at 6:10 pm \| Forum: Photography	Finder	8	111	2002 Feb 10 7:46 AM Michelle A.
More fruit from the 'bas relief' tut! Posted Feb 05, 2002 at 9:57 pm \| Forum: Photography	Finder	11	142	2002 Feb 07 10:37 PM Michelle A.
city light reflecting on low overcast - nightshot Posted Jan 17, 2002 at 11:02 pm \| Forum: Photography	Finder	14	134	2002 Jan 19 6:15 AM Michelle A.
Please look at a picture that I made Posted Jan 16, 2002 at 12:04 am \| Forum: Photography	Finder	10	61	2002 Jan 17 11:27 AM bsteph2069
Sharp optics not an option - switching to the heavy equipment Posted Jan 08, 2002 at 10:30 pm \| Forum: Photography	Finder	10	142	2002 Jan 10 12:20 PM PhrankPower
Product review in CADence Magazine Posted Dec 27, 2001 at 9:35 pm \| Forum: Bryce	Finder	4	34	2001 Dec 29 8:30 PM thuffner3

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Thread: Textures and crops...02 | Forum: Photography

Finder ( ) posted Fri, 15 February 2002 at 9:48 PM

Dude: Here's your chance, no kidding.. Mount the best prints, make it a photo essay, and have it shown at the new buisness center. I'm tellin' ya, man. Ahh.. You probably already thought of it. This one looks great. And as I always say: it can only look better as a photographic print. Post more! Post more! Joe

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Thread: HIP HOP FLIPPING HORRAAAYYYY!!! | Forum: Photography

Finder ( ) posted Fri, 15 February 2002 at 1:42 PM

You're inspiring to me, Slynky. Joe

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Thread: Freaking yeah, I got 4th place in Finlands digital photography competition! | Forum: Photography

Finder ( ) posted Fri, 15 February 2002 at 1:39 PM

I'd never seen it. Excellent pic, man! Joe

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Thread: Syyd had some unexpected oral surgery today | Forum: Photography

Finder ( ) posted Tue, 12 February 2002 at 10:30 PM

Ouch - sorry to hear, Syyd. Hope you're feeling better soon. Joe

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Thread: A digital noise solution | Forum: Photography

Finder ( ) posted Tue, 12 February 2002 at 12:14 PM

Whoa! I just tried it. This utility is worth looking into - don't miss it, people! If you get radical (more like 'random', in my case just now), it creates some cool effects. Joe

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Thread: Hi All, Please read this. | Forum: Photography

Finder ( ) posted Tue, 12 February 2002 at 11:48 AM

I hope another opportunity like this comes up when I'm experienced enough. Boston's not all that far from Milwaukee. My best bet is to stick around here, where I can get experience and opportunity! Thanks Gabe - and congrats, sounds like a great gig! Joe

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Thread: Camera??????? MEaning????? LOL | Forum: Photography

Finder ( ) posted Tue, 12 February 2002 at 9:30 AM

I remember reading about the "camera obscura"; a device that projected a pinhole image onto the back of a piece of tracing paper. That's when people started thinking 'boy! if we could only get the light itself to draw the picture for us!' Wow, painting with light - what an idea. Joe

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Thread: More Peeling Paint Textures | Forum: Photography

Finder ( ) posted Sun, 10 February 2002 at 2:31 PM

I think it definitely looks best in color. Hey - you used some of that 'bas relief overlay' technique that's been talked about lately, didn't you? Looks great! Joe

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Thread: You want Tex-cha? Heez yuh tex-cha. | Forum: Photography

Finder ( ) posted Sun, 10 February 2002 at 1:32 AM

DECENT! Thanks, PC. Joe

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Thread: You want Tex-cha? Heez yuh tex-cha. | Forum: Photography

Finder ( ) posted Sun, 10 February 2002 at 1:31 AM

OK, let's see here: I'd go like this for bold, like this for italic, and like this for underline?

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Thread: You want Tex-cha? Heez yuh tex-cha. | Forum: Photography

Finder ( ) posted Sun, 10 February 2002 at 1:17 AM

OH! ..And I forgot another thing: for the cable release on the old ladder step shot, I used some of that 'bas relief' stuff I was talking about in a recent post. This is the ladder to which I refer. Joe

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Thread: You want Tex-cha? Heez yuh tex-cha. | Forum: Photography

Finder ( ) posted Sun, 10 February 2002 at 1:07 AM

Oh - I forgot to mention the minolta extension tube, the shortest one in the set. Alpha: that was a good question, but no cigar. Now that IS the case in this attached image - another nightshot that was exposed for.. was it 4min or 8min?.. Anyway, in this one I walk right through the shot - up the driveway, through the door, then back out the door and down the drive (It was FREEZIN' out!). But when it come to the cable release picture: I ALWAYS use a thick, black, silk scarf draped over the lens and body while I open the shutter, set the release, then let go of the cable release (and stop it from swinging, if neccisary). ONLY after I've assured that everything is stable (don't forget all the mass swingin' around with the mirror and focal plane shutter) do I slip the silk cover off of the camera to begin the exposure. I even slowly step away from the camera after I begin the exposure. From my experience with aurora and astral photography, as well as my more recent moonlit shots, and experiments with small aperatures and slower films; I've seen how minute vibrations really makes the sharpness suffer. I took some 1sec exposures at a freind's house recently. When we went over the processed roll, we agreed that those shots lacked sharpness. It wasn't focus - we noticed when we stood on the spot where the tripod was, we could feel the refrigerator (just on the other side of the wall) vibrating. We're going to try it again with the fridge off. I'm even thinking about putting a big block of copper between my tripod head and camera for increased mass, and hopefully lower frequencies of resonance. Joe

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Thread: Something for PunkClown ? - "Sooty" | Forum: Photography

Finder ( ) posted Sat, 09 February 2002 at 11:36 AM

Excellent portrait! Is that studio lighting? Joe

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Thread: What camera are you using ? (Esp. PC) | Forum: Photography

Finder ( ) posted Sat, 09 February 2002 at 11:29 AM

Seriously - I've been learning about something very interesting lately, though. I've been learning about the 'M42 screwmount'. I'm referring to the mounts on Pentax, Praktica, Pentacon, Icarex TM, Chinon, Cosina, Ricoh, Fujica, Mamiya, Yashica, Hanimex, Edixa, Petri, Zenit, Carena and others. Appearently there are some world class lenses available with this mount - most notably Zeiss, and Fujinon EBC. Now I've heard that the Super-Takumars were excellent, too. ..And now I hear about Rork's Zenitar 16mm 2.8 MC fisheye! I am seriously thinking about switching to a screwmount body. Joe

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Thread: What camera are you using ? (Esp. PC) | Forum: Photography

Finder ( ) posted Fri, 08 February 2002 at 2:24 PM

I'm crackin' up here, Jordy: I was just on break at work - I came back to this post to look at the picture of your Zenit again. I wanted to copy it and take it over to my (not-on-the-network) computer to use as my background picture. Once it loaded I stopped, sat back, and laughed out loud (again) at the picture. Just then I was startled by Gregory, our russian electronics engineer, who said "what is this? I have one of those at my house!" I said "git otta here!". He said "don't laugh, the lens is excellent." He's going to bring it to work next week so I can see it. Joe

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