JoeFriday
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yeah, when are we invited out?Flyfisher Tom said:
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George S. said:
It's nice to hear that, George. I started a NW thread on PNet 2 days ago for OM photos, and I was beginning to think no one else uses them anymore!
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Welcome, Mike!
I'm the guy who recommended Mike check us out. I'm glad you're all giving your normally-warm welcome. I'd also love to hear some details comparing the VI-L and the P, since Joe's (P)ropoganda is making me to look on the Canon side of the world.
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doug
I'm the guy who recommended Mike check us out. I'm glad you're all giving your normally-warm welcome. I'd also love to hear some details comparing the VI-L and the P, since Joe's (P)ropoganda is making me to look on the Canon side of the world.
cheers
doug
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Goodyear
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ManGo - 'the missus' has suggested that a donation of ten or twenty quid from each of you would go a long way to rehabilitating me. She is a doctor - she should know these things.Manolo Gozales said:
Please do PM me for my Paypal account.
😀 😀
/edit: she actually did, as well! 😱
JoeFriday
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does Paypal take quid? isn't that the same as Monopoly money? 😉
Mike Stoesz
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Howdy from rainy Wyoming;
It is nice to have a bit of rain when the annual precipitation averages less than 25cm.
There seems to be a discussion about Canon P vs. VI going on now days.
I like both, but since I wear tri-focals or progressive lenses, I prefer the P most of the time. The VI-L finder is, as someone said earlier, a bit squinty. It is not nearly as difficult as the III, IIIa however. My P seems a bit brighter but the RF on the VI-L is a bit easier to see in some light conditions. In use, I usually have a 35 or 100 on the P and 50f1.2 on the VI-L.
In my opinion, the VI and the P are the best built and most functional of all the Canon RF's. I have yet to have a 7 or 7s or 7s2 that would take the stresses of hard PJ work.
On another topic, one I am not to mention, the worst selling decision I have made with RF cameras is to sell a Leica M-2 with 35f2.5 Nikor and 90mm Elmar for about $400.00.
Regards, Mike
It is nice to have a bit of rain when the annual precipitation averages less than 25cm.
There seems to be a discussion about Canon P vs. VI going on now days.
I like both, but since I wear tri-focals or progressive lenses, I prefer the P most of the time. The VI-L finder is, as someone said earlier, a bit squinty. It is not nearly as difficult as the III, IIIa however. My P seems a bit brighter but the RF on the VI-L is a bit easier to see in some light conditions. In use, I usually have a 35 or 100 on the P and 50f1.2 on the VI-L.
In my opinion, the VI and the P are the best built and most functional of all the Canon RF's. I have yet to have a 7 or 7s or 7s2 that would take the stresses of hard PJ work.
On another topic, one I am not to mention, the worst selling decision I have made with RF cameras is to sell a Leica M-2 with 35f2.5 Nikor and 90mm Elmar for about $400.00.
Regards, Mike
Goodyear
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Why don't you try it and see?JoeFriday said:
FYI, 1 quid ~ 1.8 bucks 😉
Goodyear
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Mike, don't make me retract my welcome.Mike Stoesz said:
:bang:
JoeFriday
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is a quid the same as a pound?
Goodyear
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Yes.JoeFriday said:
😉
Mike Stoesz
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Howdy Goodyear,
If I take one in trade in the next year, I will deliver it to you in person.
Mike
If I take one in trade in the next year, I will deliver it to you in person.
Mike
Mike Stoesz
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Howdy Goodyear,
If I take one in trade in the next year, I will deliver it to you in person.
Mike
If I take one in trade in the next year, I will deliver it to you in person.
Mike
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