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At 03:54 PM 7/9/2001 +0000, you wrote:

--- In Nikon_D1@y..., Glenn Woodell <letsrig@h...> wrote:

At 08:11 PM 7/6/01 +0000, you wrote:

Has anyone had any experience using the bellows and slide copying
attachment with the D1/D1X?

I have not but I cannot imagine there would be any problems using it. It all attaches via the lens mounts so it should be body independent.

Glenn

--- In Nikon_D1@y..., Glenn Woodell <letsrig@h...> wrote:

At 08:11 PM 7/6/01 +0000, you wrote:

Has anyone had any experience using the bellows and slide copying
attachment with the D1/D1X?

I've used it with my F4 and F3. Any particular questions?

Glenn

Glenn

THanks for the follow up. Have you tried this with the D1
configuration and, if so, what were your results?

Craig

Does anyone know of a source that can deliver within the next couple
of weeks??

THanks,
Craig

I'll try this again before I put it on Ebay!!

This is absolutely great looking lens,MINT, LIKE NEW!!! Just a month
old!! This les was purchased from a reputable Nikon Professional dealer,
not a Gray marker item!!


This lens comes with un-filled USA 5 Year Waranty cards!!

Box & Leather Tube Case included!!

Calumet retails this lens for $1,580.00

You can have it for:

$1,375.00 OBO + Shipping!!

Y

Is anyone out there using the Olympus P400 dye sub printer? I have
read good reviews and also had some good recommendations... BUT..
Where does one get the printer"ribbons" for these and how much are
they? I have not seen them for sale..(and as you see... don't even
know the proper name!) How many 8x10's are in a ribbon, etc?

Has anyone used the D1 or D1x in jpeg mode and used photoshop to
tweak then used the P400 as the final output? If so...yea or nay?
And if not... WHY not?

Thanks,
Tim

Please contact me Off forum to: ysued@...

Thanks
Y

At 08:11 PM 7/6/01 +0000, you wrote:

Has anyone had any experience using the bellows and slide copying
attachment with the D1/D1X?

I've used it with my F4 and F3. Any particular questions?

Glenn

Sure would beat buying a scanner. And the 'scans' would be significantly
faster than the Coolscan II that I have. It scans at 2500+x3600+, but I'll
bet that there is not a noticeable difference in the result. May be a good
way to justify an additional $1500 in expenditure in avoided costs. I have
the bellows and slide attachment from a long time ago.

Let me know how that comes out.

Craig

On Fri, 06 Jul 2001 20:11:49 -0000
"Craig Walters" <craig.walters@...> wrote:

Has anyone had any experience using the bellows and slide
copying
attachment with the D1/D1X?

Thanks,
Craig

HMMM, that sounds like great idea!!

I'm glad that you mentioned it!!

Gotta try that!!:-)

Thanks

Y

Has anyone had any experience using the bellows and slide copying
attachment with the D1/D1X?

Thanks,
Craig

Sorry for the intrussion!!

This is absolutely great looking lens, just a month old!! with un-filled
USA Waranty cards!!

All boxes & cases included!!

$1,375.00 OBO + Shipping!!

Y

On Thu, 05 Jul 2001 18:12:49 -0400
Glenn Woodell <letsrig@...> wrote:

At 04:33 PM 7/5/01 -0500, you wrote:

Thanks,

I am glad to hear/see that there is no latency between

the decision to make

the photo, the attempt to release the shutter, and its

release--assuming

digital cameras have a shutter.

You'll never know the difference between it and a SLR
with a motor drive!

Glenn

Right you are!! My D1 feels & shoots just like my F5!!


Y

At 04:33 PM 7/5/01 -0500, you wrote:

Thanks,

I am glad to hear/see that there is no latency between the decision to make
the photo, the attempt to release the shutter, and its release--assuming
digital cameras have a shutter.

You'll never know the difference between it and a SLR with a motor drive!

Glenn

Thanks,

I am glad to hear/see that there is no latency between the decision to make
the photo, the attempt to release the shutter, and its release--assuming
digital cameras have a shutter.

Thanks again,
Craig

On Thu, 05 Jul 2001 19:58:31 -0000
"Craig Walters" <craig.walters@...> wrote:

I have an Onympus 30xx digital camera. It has a latency
between
shutter button depression and actual image exposure.

What is the latency, if any, for the D1 and D1X between
shutter
release depression and the actual exposure??

Almost immediate!! None at all!!

Y

Congratulations!!!!!

I am on a waiting list with Arlington Camera.

Craig

I have an Onympus 30xx digital camera. It has a latency between
shutter button depression and actual image exposure.

What is the latency, if any, for the D1 and D1X between shutter
release depression and the actual exposure??

Thanks,
Craig

I just got a call from Roberts Imaging!! My D1X will be here
tomorrow via Fedex!!

WooHoo!!

Y

On Thu, 05 Jul 2001 16:39:24 -0000
lfedje@... wrote:

I forgot to mention that my 24" x 36" image was resampled
to 300dpi.

--- In Nikon_D1@y..., lfedje@h... wrote:

Hi

This is probably the best D1x review that I have read.

www.dpreview.com/reviews/nikond1x/default.asp

Enjoy!

I have also taken some of the sample images, blown them

up to 24" x

36" and compared them to the D1. Fantastic!! Try it and

then take a

look at the actual pixels in Photoshop, you will be

amazed!

My next step will be to go to 32" x 48".

Regards: Loren

Thanks for the info Loren!!

Y

I forgot to mention that my 24" x 36" image was resampled to 300dpi.