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[MF3D.FORUM:341] Re: orlando
- From: Lee Moore <moore@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Subject: [MF3D.FORUM:341] Re: orlando
- Date: Wed, 29 Mar 2000 13:26:55 -0500
I had my Sputnik (and a TDC Vivid) at DisneyWorld... BUT that was two
months ago. :-(
Lee
>>>Brian Reynolds said:
> Harold Baize wrote:
> > Harolddd
> > (who has yet to use his "new" sputnik ;-(
> >
>
> What ever you decide to do with your Sputnik regarding modifications,
> don't let that stop you from using it now.
>
> I just got back from a business trip to Orlando. I shot 5 rolls of
> film at Disney and other places that I'll see later today (one of the
> advantages of NYC, 2 hour E-6 processing for 35mm, 120 and 4x5 film).
> I haven't modified my camera yet (waiting for the RMM fix up kit to be
> released, hint, hint) other than taping a hardware store circular
> bubble level to the top. I used to keep black yarn in the light trap
> (never got around to gluing it), but that was too much trouble. If
> you're careful about how you use it (keep it in a camera bag except
> when shooting to avoid possible light leaks, use a tripod if at all
> possible, don't shoot into a bright light) you can get really good
> images.
>
> By the way, while going to Epcot one day my wife and I ran into a
> gentleman with a Viewmaster camera, who also had a Sputnik (although I
> don't think he had it with him) and other stero cameras. We jumped on
> the parking lot tram before I got his name. Anyone else on the list
> visit Epcot a couple of weekends ago?
>
> --
> Brian Reynolds | "Dee Dee! Don't touch that button!"
> reynolds@xxxxxxxxx | "Oooh!"
> http://www.panix.com/~reynolds | -- Dexter and Dee Dee
> NAR# 54438 | "Dexter's Laboratory"
>
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Lee Moore Xerox Architecture Center
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