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stevew
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I have a little right angle viewer for my FE and would like one for the D70. People don't realize how great they are for shooting flowers or people or whatever. We forget about a childs eye view and how unique it is.
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stevew
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Here's some coffee. I'm holding the camera. My son and I were on a motorcycle trip to Canada.
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stevew
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Kananaskis region, Canada
Kananaskis region, Canada
I love Canada, been there twice on motorcycle trips.
Kananaskis region, Canada
I love Canada, been there twice on motorcycle trips.
akalai
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427 Finder is sweet!
427 Finder is sweet!
Hey D2!
I really think that 427 finder is the goods, and it looks so bright! At first I was thinking it may be too big but the image through the finder cancels that fear out.... something else to add to the "TO BUY" list.
Hey didn't know you like BMW bikes as well.... I decided while riding a bus today and seeing a R60 go by that I will undertake a 2 year plan to seek out, buy and restore a R69US....love this bike, not too many of them in Australia but they are around. So I am giving myself time to seek out those who own/love them here in OZ, gain some knowledge and start earning some cash to buy and fix one up.
So I'll get back to you in about 2 years with the first posting of "Bikes and Cameras" 😀
AKALAI
PS. I am glad I was of some help with you buying the 427 finder, I am just thankful you posted those pics so I could see what it is like, so Cheers!
427 Finder is sweet!
Hey D2!
I really think that 427 finder is the goods, and it looks so bright! At first I was thinking it may be too big but the image through the finder cancels that fear out.... something else to add to the "TO BUY" list.
Hey didn't know you like BMW bikes as well.... I decided while riding a bus today and seeing a R60 go by that I will undertake a 2 year plan to seek out, buy and restore a R69US....love this bike, not too many of them in Australia but they are around. So I am giving myself time to seek out those who own/love them here in OZ, gain some knowledge and start earning some cash to buy and fix one up.
So I'll get back to you in about 2 years with the first posting of "Bikes and Cameras" 😀
AKALAI
PS. I am glad I was of some help with you buying the 427 finder, I am just thankful you posted those pics so I could see what it is like, so Cheers!
Pherdinand
the snow must go on
Great finders - it's a pity i can't use them on anything appropiate🙁 (whine, whine).
Pherdinand
the snow must go on
The Zen and the art of motorcycle repairing? (or, how should the original title be?)
akalai
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Hey Pherdi,
Its "Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance: An inquiry into Values" by Robert M. Pirsig.
I remember reading, or rather "trying" to read this when I was in my last year of High School.... I got some of it but think a lot was lost on me...and have just found it in my bookshelf so I think I'll have to have another crack at it.
Here is the Amazon.com link to this book:
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/t...f=sr_1_1/103-4322718-0827809?v=glance&s=books
AKALAI
Its "Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance: An inquiry into Values" by Robert M. Pirsig.
I remember reading, or rather "trying" to read this when I was in my last year of High School.... I got some of it but think a lot was lost on me...and have just found it in my bookshelf so I think I'll have to have another crack at it.
Here is the Amazon.com link to this book:
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/t...f=sr_1_1/103-4322718-0827809?v=glance&s=books
AKALAI
Pherdinand
the snow must go on
AKALAI, it's exactly the same with me. My older sister (6 y older) had the book in hungarian, and i tried to read it, somewhere in my last years of highschool...wasn't an easy thing to do...
GeneW
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akalai said:
Wonderful book. One of my all-time favourites.
Gene
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stevew
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Motorcycles
Motorcycles
I've had quite a few. In 1980 I had a R665, then Goldwing, Yamaha cruiser, Harley, then Goldwing with sidecar(my son didn't like the Harley), and now a Harley dresser again. I like them all, but I went for the Harley to get me to slow down and enjoy the scenery. I love taking off on trips and love the backroads.
Motorcycles
I've had quite a few. In 1980 I had a R665, then Goldwing, Yamaha cruiser, Harley, then Goldwing with sidecar(my son didn't like the Harley), and now a Harley dresser again. I like them all, but I went for the Harley to get me to slow down and enjoy the scenery. I love taking off on trips and love the backroads.
peter_n
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LOL Doug but I don't mind using mongrel cameras! I know some people will only use Leica with Leica or whatever, but if a good solution is made by another manufacturer then I'll use it. Looking forward to an M-Zeiss 35/2 coming out this year! 😀Honu-Hugger said:
bruenhilde
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Re: 427 Finder is sweet!
Re: 427 Finder is sweet!
Khm...
Akalai's story reminds me a little bit of my R65 restoration.
That's my friendly R65 (Trying to attach a picture):
Re: 427 Finder is sweet!
Khm...
akalai said:
Akalai's story reminds me a little bit of my R65 restoration.
That's my friendly R65 (Trying to attach a picture):
Gordon Coale
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Welcome bruenhilde! Another BMW! Is there something about rangefinders and BMW boxers? I have a 1982 R100RS that has been parked for awhile. I sense a restoration project coming on. Thats a nice R65.
vladhed
R.I.P. 1997-2006
akalai said:
HAHA same here. I think I did actually finish it but I can't for the life of me remember what it was about, other than it was depressing!
vladhed
R.I.P. 1997-2006
Gordon Coale said:
Maybe it's just boxer engines? Anyone else drive a Subaru?
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wlewisiii
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Boxers? BMW? Nice enough, I'll admit.But to my tastes, give me the real deal - a nice vertical twin from Triumph! That's the real ticket, especially since they're making Bonnies again. And no Lucas "prince of darkness" anywhere to be found 😀
William
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nwcanonman
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Ah, but is anyone thinking of reviving the Norton? Give me a Commando, an RF and a back-seat warmer; I'll gladly ride into the sunset a truly happy man ~ ; - )
FrankS
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vladhed said:
Could be the boxer engine, I've got a Subaru as well as those 2 Beemers. (1976 R90, 1981 R100)
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bruenhilde
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camera & caffeine
camera & caffeine
This is my little decadent camera, resting on decadent book (not magazine) and some caffeine in cup (Earl Grey). Sorry, java is only on NG frontpage. ;-)
And then, why cigar ?
When an orthodox Leica user looks at my VC 35mm/f2.5,
he smiles, speaks, "nice, ..., but, ..., well,... you know,...
close, but no cigar !"
My answer is, "OK, I'll have close and cigar..."
Regards, B.
camera & caffeine
This is my little decadent camera, resting on decadent book (not magazine) and some caffeine in cup (Earl Grey). Sorry, java is only on NG frontpage. ;-)
And then, why cigar ?
When an orthodox Leica user looks at my VC 35mm/f2.5,
he smiles, speaks, "nice, ..., but, ..., well,... you know,...
close, but no cigar !"
My answer is, "OK, I'll have close and cigar..."
Regards, B.
bruenhilde
Established
I hate that bloody p&s digital flash...
I hate that bloody p&s digital flash...
..., so I rated camera's bloody digi_cam_sensor to ISO400, and then, no flash, no red eyes ;-), no file editing, and maybe a little bit more blurry image under the ordinary bulb light, well ... 8-//
I hate that bloody p&s digital flash...
..., so I rated camera's bloody digi_cam_sensor to ISO400, and then, no flash, no red eyes ;-), no file editing, and maybe a little bit more blurry image under the ordinary bulb light, well ... 8-//
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