Re: How to subscribe to Panorama-L(ist) from a new account

[Willem-Jan Markerink <w.j.markerink@xxxxx>]

On 13 Jan 00 at 20:22, WillMall@xxxxxxx wrote:

> Greetings panoramists, panoramens, panoramageeks, panonerds, interested 
> others, and Simon -
> 
> I apologize for wasting bandwidth for an administrative question, but I have 
> exhausted all of the directions that I received when first subscribing to the 
> list.  I am in the process of changing Internet Service Providers and I can't 
> seem to successfully subscribe to the list from the new account.  Has the 
> e-mail address or procedure for accomplishing this changed in the last couple 
> of years?  Could someone please tell me (either on the list or by e-mail) the 
> currently correct procedure?

You better print out the below message, and never get lost in 
Cyberland again, at least not for any of the photo mailinglists:

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Check my homepage for the link to the PhotoForum site, 
where you can find a large overview of photo related mailinglists:

http://www.a1.nl/phomepag/markerink/mainpage.htm

This PhotoForum site also offers a nifty 'mailto:' -form for direct 
subscription, and more important: with the same ease for 
unsubscribing....the fastest way to unsubscribe a dozen of lists 
shortly before going on holiday....any other method is tedious at 
best.
Store that URL, and you'll never be searching for either command or 
list-address related to any list....it's all on one page.

Further down my homepage you will also find links to general 
overviews of mailinglists (more than just photo-related).
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> Does anyone have any experience with the french rotating panorama camera that 
> uses Nikon 35mm lenses from 24mm to 50mm on 120 film?  The website has some 
> very interesting photography done with this camera.  I am surprised that the 
> 35mm Nikon lenses cover so much of the 120 film size.  Could most modern 35mm 
> lenses cover as large a film area as the Nikons?  Comments?

Any 35mm lens will do at least 43.26mm (the diagonal of a 24x36mm 
frame), most a few mm more. Considering that even swing-lens cameras 
have a 50mm tall frame (due to requirements to keep the film on the 
rails, even in a curve), that's only a few mm less than normal.
Also note that for Super Roundshot's this is a factory 
constellation....35mm lenses on 120 film.

(posted & mailed)


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Bye,

Willem-Jan Markerink


      The desire to understand 
is sometimes far less intelligent than
     the inability to understand


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