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Re: [Nikon_D1] Our group's official T-Shirt
The Picture Man
开云体育Please send the logo to me
also
I sent my D1x in to Nikon Monday and got it
back today
good service etc.
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Re: [Nikon_D1] Our group's official T-Shirt
Yamil Sued
On Thu, 2 Aug 2001 08:29:36 -0500
"LifeSaver Software, Inc." <framin@...> wrote: HA! OH! In that case I like the saying! I agree, with I'll do that ,& no Yahoo Advertising!! I'll get the file & send it tonight!! OK?? U |
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Re: [Nikon_D1] Our group's official T-Shirt
LifeSaver Software, Inc.
开云体育
HA! ?OH! ?In that case I like the saying! ?I agree, with the others though… no FREE advertising for yahoo or anyone else! ?Ie; if they pay, we will put their logo on… ? Why don’t you attach the logo? ? Tim |
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Re: [Nikon_D1] Our group's official T-Shirt
LifeSaver Software, Inc.
开云体育I didn’t get the attachment! Tim ? -----Original
Message----- From: Yamil R. Sued
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Sent: Wednesday, August 01, 2001 9:30 PM To: Nikon_D1@... Subject: [Nikon_D1] Our group's official T-Shirt ? Ok guys here it is, we have our own T-Shirt:-) |
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Re: [Nikon_D1] Our group's official T-Shirt
California Technologies
Yamil R. Sued wrote:
My idea is not to advertise Yahoo!!There is a setting that can be made which defeats the Yahoo! advertisements. I am on a few other Yahoo! mailing lists that have set the list in that fashion. It is effectuated, as I recall, by changing the list to plain text. David ____________________________________________ California Technologies - David Louis Harter Computers - Web Design - Internet - Firearms Digital Cameras - Photography - Model Agency |
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Re: [Nikon_D1] Our group's official T-Shirt
Yamil R. Sued
Bruce wrote:
I'm not all that excited about advertising the Yahoo group. Remains to be seen how long it (or Yahoo for that matter) lasts. Right now there is a ton more information on the D1s in the dpreview forum. Granted you can't do everything you can do with a Yahoo group. I can deal with an ad for Nikon (if they give us the shirts?). Film is a four letter word is cute. My idea is not to advertise Yahoo!! I tought that we could have our own identity!! BTW, I'm an active member of almost all the D1 discussion groups, IMHO one more like this won't hurt! Y |
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Re: [Nikon_D1] Our group's official T-Shirt
Bruce Gladstone
开云体育I'm
not all that excited about advertising the Yahoo group. Remains to be seen how
long it (or Yahoo for that matter) lasts. Right now there is a ton more
information on the D1s in the dpreview forum. Granted you can't do everything
you can do with a Yahoo group. I can deal with an ad for Nikon (if they give us
the shirts?).?Film is a four letter word is cute.
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Our group's official T-Shirt
Yamil R. Sued
Ok guys here it is, we have our own T-Shirt:-)
After a conversation with another uy on DP Review, I cam up with this idea for a logo. Here it goes: FILM IS A FOUR LETTER WORD Nikon_D1@... One of the Art Directors at the company I work at made the logo for me!! Do you like?? Any suggestions??? Thanks Yamil |
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Florescent lighting
The Picture Man
开云体育I used a incandescent photo light to do my
n90s pics and it worked out very well
I also used it once since I received my D1x
camera which is now at nicon getting the
language adjustment made.
An incandescent bulb can be dimmed with a
common light dimmer and works great.
You may have to have more than one to get
the proper lighting you are looking for. |
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Re: [Nikon_D1] Portable fluorescent floodlights ?
LifeSaver Software, Inc.
开云体育Unless fluorescents have come a long way, they cannot be successfully dimmed… The excited particles that make the fluorescent “glow” slow down when dimmed and you can actually SEE them in the tube… ? I DO bet there is something you can use though!? In my motion picture film days Lowell made a great little pack of floods that were very portable, lightweight and could be adjusted with dimmers and barn doors and gels… You pay for the Lowell name and the portability… you can get all the stuff you need at Home Depot to make your own.(minus the stands) Tim ? ? Can anyone recommend small daylight balanced fluorescent floods
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Re: [Nikon_D1] Portable fluorescent floodlights ?
Yamil R. Sued
Yeah, I remember the Lowell's now!! Wow, I'v purchased lowell's for
video & They're expensive!! Y Tim wrote: Unless fluorescents have come a long way, they cannot be successfully dimmed The excited particles that make the fluorescent glow slow down when dimmed and you can actually SEE them in the tube I DO bet there is something you can use though! In my motion picture film days Lowell made a great little pack of floods that were very portable, lightweight and could be adjusted with dimmers and barn doors and gels You pay for the Lowell name and the portability you can get all the stuff you need at Home Depot to make your own.(minus the stands) Tim |
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Portable fluorescent floodlights ?
Mark
Can anyone recommend small daylight balanced fluorescent floods that
have dimmer controls ? I don't need a bank of them, just a couple I can put here and there for fill and accent lighting in interior real estate shots. Maybe some portraits. I use halogen floods now but they are crap. Yellow color cast and too hot ! Thanks ! Mark in SF (D1 and D1X, SB28DX's) Is anyone familiar with the Calument Trilite ? |
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Re: [Nikon_D1] Welcome Hoodman Inc!!
Stephen McCloud
That's hard to describe. Doesn't anyone else have this problem? I use that big Nikon f2.8 80-200AFS 99 percent of the time (several hours at a time). It always lays on my arm against my body as I'm walking around and the hood gets knocked off when I go to use the camera. Hard to explain. I've given up trying to keep the hood on all the time. And then out hiking getting the D1 (with 17-35) in and out of a backpack it's impossible to keep the hood on. (Yes, there's room in the backpack for the hood extended.) But if it were glued on ...(what type of situation) do you find the Hood coming off too easily? |
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Re: [Nikon_D1] Welcome Hoodman Inc!!
Scott
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I will find out on the glue issue for you and get back to you shortly. When (what type of situation) do you find the Hood comming off too easily? (I ask only because I am always looking to inprove each product in the line). You are right about using the camera strap, I put it on for exactly that reason. I would hate for anyone to accidently lose thier Hood if it happended to come off when they did not want. I invite and appreciate your comments and insight. I do take them to heart and often that is exactly where the improvements to the product come from. The actual user in real world environments and applications are so much better than any type of R&D we can do on this end. Thanks much, Scott ----- Original Message -----
From: "Stephen McCloud" <ccsdm@...> To: <Nikon_D1@...> Sent: Monday, July 30, 2001 9:50 AM Subject: Re: [Nikon_D1] Welcome Hoodman Inc!! I was thinking of gluing the hood to the hoodcap. The hood comes off thehoodcap much too easily. I always end up with it hanging from the camera strap. And then using a 2nd hood and hoodcap for when I didn't want it on all the time like when it's humid and the hood keeps fogging up the hoodcap because of my breath. door rubber that doesn't stick to any glue known to man?
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Re: [Nikon_D1] Welcome Hoodman Inc!!
Stephen McCloud
I was thinking of gluing the hood to the hoodcap. The hood comes off the hoodcap much too easily. I always end up with it hanging from the camera strap. And then using a 2nd hood and hoodcap for when I didn't want it on all the time like when it's humid and the hood keeps fogging up the hoodcap because of my breath.
Any thoughts? Like what kind of glue to use. Or is this another Nikon CF door rubber that doesn't stick to any glue known to man? Stephen McCloud |
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Re: [Nikon_D1] Welcome Hoodman Inc!!
Yamil Sued
Guys, go for the free Hoodwipes!! They're great!!
Y On Mon, 30 Jul 2001 09:35:09 -0700 "Scott" <scott@...> wrote: Hey Tim, |
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Re: [Nikon_D1] Welcome Hoodman Inc!!
Scott
Yamil,
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No worries, I will do whatever I can for guys (while still working within the automation that is currently in place). I'll have the people who pack the orders throw in some Hoodwipes free to all of my list buddies. Doing what I can... Scott ----- Original Message -----
From: "Yamil R. Sued" <ysued@...> To: <Nikon_D1@...> Sent: Friday, July 27, 2001 4:44 PM Subject: Re: [Nikon_D1] Welcome Hoodman Inc!! Thanks for the warm welcome! To find out what a Hoodman is... just go to |
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Re: [Nikon_D1] Welcome Hoodman Inc!!
Scott
开云体育Hey Tim,
Thanks for your positive comments about the line. As for special prices for
my list buddies, I wish that I could do something there, but, unfortunately, the
system is all automated. However, in the notes section of the order form type in
that you are one of Scott's List Buddies and I will instruct the guys in the
back to throw in some Hoodwipes free of charge to any order that comes across
with that note. Hope that helps.
Talk to you soon,
Scott
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Re: [Nikon_D1] re: D 1 camera
Yamil R. Sued
Gordon Lee wrote:
I heard that about the D1X in Canada!! WOW!! $7900 Canadian!! Hey, if the D1X has features that you don't need for your daily work, it's a good reason not to buy it! I like your point of view, you only get what you need!! Unlike me:-) Y |
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