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then again, this does seem rather impressive after all, the sort of razor sharp detail this 15 year-old DigiCam can render up close, with the ISO dialed back. (ISO 100) i just might, -MIGHT- be getting a feel for this old beast;

i always did want to own a pro SLR, 35mm or Digital, at least for the mere sake of having one. this pro S2 shows up, pretty much exactly what i was looking for, a PRO/TOTL DSLR i can actually use freely and experiment with off the hip, free of any concerns regarding cost of film and it's...

what ever happened to the MAMIYA? did it break down/wear out?

i'm just being a plebeian amateur and all, but after days of dinking around, this is the best i can wrest out of the S2 PRO. it looks good, save for the moire' quite visible on the texture of the right-hand girl's pink dress, an overall coarseness of edges in high image magnification, and, of...

all right, thank you both!!

1 UDXL-II 90 $9.00 any way that you might hold that for me for a month or so?

now THIS... is really starting to look damn good... especially for a 15+ year old DigiCam...

-S2 PRO- -D5000-

i figured out how to adjust the flash brightness way down. even so, i have to pull WAY back from my subject when employing the flash, something i DO NOT have to do with the D5000. any way, this S2 is mighty impressive for a DSLR the better part of two decades old. even so, the 2009 mid-level...

found this, a $5000.00 pro-grade digital camera, at my local GOODWILL for a whopping $10.00. scare up some memory cards for it, find that, being based upon elements of NIKON design, using lots of off the shelf NIKON parts, and employing NIKON's F-MOUNT lens mounting system, it is fully...

while i have to admit i don't spin LPs often, i was actually amazed how well they sounded on my current setup when i spun a few some days back while "Grinding" for items and such on one of my recent SONY PS4 role playing games... 1975 PIONEER PL-112D with AUDIO TECHNICA PRO11E CART/STYLI...

these are some of the only NOS replacement parts available for this model, AFAIK; http://www.studiosoundelectronics.com/mbk-29.htm

"Miyuki" (OKAMA NINGYOU Japanese Ningyou Decorative Doll) i just found this lovely Japanese decorative "Hikata" doll at my local GOODWILL for around $20. She is LARGE, i'd say, about 30-odd in. or so. she is of the traditional "Hikata" variety of decorative Geisha dolls, a Magnificent display...

PL-90 TT, and PD-93 CDP. too bad he/she does not appear to be selling them. anyone have a fat wad of cash to throw their way? they just might end up netting themselves one of the finest DIGITAL and ANALOG front-end pairings any PIONEER enthusiast could ask for...

my sister has a pair of low-end SENNHEISERs she uses for her computer that i once used when testing the cassette WALKMAN i used to use 15 years ago, after unearthing it and giving it a good re-belting and re-lube. have to admit that they had made the WALKMAN sound so good that it was several...

my own 1988 PIONEER CT-S800, identical to the U.S. ELITE CT-91 and EURO CT-939, and surely the JPN model as well (sorry forget the model number) (in fact, being PIONEER's "REFERENCE MASTER MECHANISM" it is probably identical/near identical to the mechanism installed in every one of PIONEER's...

yeah, it would certainly take something infinitely better than those el-cheapo novelty specials above to convince me to upgrade from my early-70's PIONEER SE-305;

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Hey There, Stuster! long time no see!!

thank you, i appreciate it...