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56293
Can anybody advise where I can get a Canon FD 85, 1.8 at a reasonable price? Thanks...
komodosamy
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Jul 2, 2007
12:37 am
56294
keh.com has a good reputation even on there items in bgn condition. Rick [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]...
Rick
WildwoodGallery
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Jul 2, 2007
2:01 am
56295
... reasonable ... That depends on two things: a) where in the world you are based b) your definition of "resonable" Assuming you are located in the US,...
Gunnar Somby
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Jul 2, 2007
2:07 am
56296
Hello CanonFD. This is my first post here. I've been shooting an AE-1P for several months. Recently I just noticed the film advance lever has become really...
kel_aa
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Jul 3, 2007
3:11 pm
56297
Does anyone know anything about an OLD light meter - a Toshiba Linear? I guy I worked with gave me a bag of photo stuff, NO FD lens (darn) but a Sigma Canon AF...
maz19990
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Jul 4, 2007
4:05 am
56298
If it does not have a dome or cone, it must be a reflectance meter. If it does not have a viewing/targeting device, it is not likely a spot meter... Eric...
Eric Goldstein
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Jul 4, 2007
7:43 am
56299
If you post the pictures somewhere or point existing pictures on the web we can tell you for sure. Bests. Can....
Can Baytan
citrocan
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Jul 4, 2007
9:28 am
56300
Has anyone had experience with this lens... Has a built-in lens shade and uses the old fd breech lock mount. I've heard very little about this lens. Is it...
juian6
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Jul 4, 2007
9:32 pm
56301
correction it has a 55mm filter thread ____________________________________________________________________________________ The fish are biting. Get more...
Jui-An Fu
juian6
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Jul 5, 2007
5:52 pm
56302
I know you can store film virtually indefinitely if you keep it in the freezer but how long past its expiration date is it still good once it's out of the...
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cripcrow1655
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Jul 6, 2007
10:18 am
56303
I once used a Kodak slide film (Ektachrome 100?) two years past its expiration date. It was stored (=forgotten) on a bookshelf in room temperature. I found no...
Okur, Haluk
haluk.okur
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Jul 6, 2007
10:32 am
56304
That depends on some factors, the temperature, how fresh the film was, the type of film, Professional or consumer and the time of course. And if it actually...
A. Granneman
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Jul 6, 2007
11:53 am
56305
As I recall, these lenses were not made by B&L, but were marketed by them, and produced in the Far East. Bushnell was the low price label and I don't think...
Harry
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Jul 6, 2007
12:12 pm
56306
The "professional or consumer" part here is misnomer for the most part. 99% of the time, they are the same emulsion, just stored differently in the supply...
Eric Goldstein
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Jul 6, 2007
5:26 pm
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I take care of the air tight issue and the moisture all at once. I use my vacuum-packer and vacuum pack all the film (in small batches) prior to freezing it....
Roy Littleton
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Jul 6, 2007
5:39 pm
56308
Great idea......hadn't thought of this myself. I've got hundreds of rolls of film in the fridge and a vacuum packer...so thanks for the weekend project idea. ...
Vladimir
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Jul 7, 2007
12:59 pm
56309
thanks to all who replied and for the advice. hope everyone's having a great week~end! walk in peace, unca bubba & dawg I need some Re~Hillbilly~Atation and...
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cripcrow1655
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Jul 7, 2007
1:12 pm
56310
I have just finished getting about 50 rolls of film developed that had been stored in my moms refrigerator, she would shoot a roll and stick it in there then...
kevinkeef
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Jul 8, 2007
5:15 am
56311
Hello, from the CanonFD group I have read you made comparation test of canon fd tele zooms, but I was not able to find any results. Currently I have the...
dmitry_poplavsky
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Jul 8, 2007
6:26 pm
56312
My current collection of FD lenses contain mostly prime lenses and I've been very happy with the sharpness of the lenses. I'd love to pick up an L lens but...
markstephan_56
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Jul 9, 2007
1:23 pm
56313
I'd go for the 24/2 & 35/2 over the 24-35L If you need wider, 17/4. #10 ... ...
denik
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Jul 9, 2007
1:45 pm
56314
Some of the best corrected non-L lenses not on your list include the 24/2, the 200/2.8 IF and for a zoom the 35-105/3.5... The distortion on the 20-35 L is...
Eric Goldstein
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Jul 9, 2007
1:47 pm
56315
Hi, I recently bought a Canon FD 17/f4 over the net. It turned out to be a very old one (breech lock / without the lock button for the "A" mode). The lens...
Okur, Haluk
haluk.okur
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Jul 9, 2007
1:58 pm
56316
I doubt very much that this lens is clean inside... what you are describing is one of the classic symptoms of internal haze/dust/dirt, which is not surprising...
Eric Goldstein
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Jul 9, 2007
3:29 pm
56317
The 135 f2 is probably one of the sharpest lenses I own. It's by far one of my favorites. Also, the 400mm 4.5 is way up there. Truthfully, I don't know why it ...
Ben Hutcherson
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Jul 9, 2007
4:35 pm
56318
You've gotten some excellent advice from some "oldtime" contributors. The best of the zoom "L" lenses, that is still affordable, is the 80-200. That,...
Harry
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Jul 10, 2007
12:37 pm
56319
Thats the combination I mainly use too - the 80-200/4L and the 35-105/3.5. If I need anything faster for low light, Then I will usually use the 50/1.4 or...
Matt P
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Jul 10, 2007
5:01 pm
56320
I have found the 200 2.8 (mine is bayonet lock) to be very sharp with nice color/contrast. It is an excellent lens for plays and concerts. Rob McClure ... R...
Rob McClure
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Jul 10, 2007
7:18 pm
56321
Thanks everyone for all the lens information. Since I already have the 24 f2.8ssc and 35-105 f3.5 I'll start looking for the 80-200 f4 lens. Has anyone used...
Mark Stephan
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Jul 11, 2007
3:00 pm
56322
Under enlargement, substantially. Same for the 300/4 L. Do think about how important it is to have a zoom within this range relative to your shooting style. I...
Eric Goldstein
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Jul 11, 2007
3:15 pm
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