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Does Bob C. own any good lenses....NOPE! But I do....
I own the amazing Nikkor 70-200 lens...the best zoom of it's kind in the world! http://www.kenrockwell.com/nikon/70200vr.htm I own the new and stunning Nikkor 18-200 lens....the best superzoom in the world! http://www.kenrockwell.com/nikon/18200.htm I own the Tamron 90 DI 2.8 Macro....the worlds best midrange macro and portrait lens! http://www.fredmiranda.com/reviews/s...hp?product=249 I own the Nikkor 17-35mm 2.8....the worlds best wide telephoto in the world! http://www.kenrockwell.com/nikon/1735.htm I own the Tokina 12-24mm....the world's best wide zoom! The 50mm 1.4, the 300mm F4, the Sigma 30mm 1.4..... And you own....a computer!!!! Keep "reading"about lenses while some of us actually use them! Bwahahahahahahhahahaha! RB 35s5 NY |
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Capt. Rob wrote:
Does Bob C. own any good lenses....NOPE! But I do.... I own the amazing Nikkor 70-200 lens...the best zoom of it's kind in the world! http://www.kenrockwell.com/nikon/70200vr.htm I own the new and stunning Nikkor 18-200 lens....the best superzoom in the world! http://www.kenrockwell.com/nikon/18200.htm I own the Tamron 90 DI 2.8 Macro....the worlds best midrange macro and portrait lens! http://www.fredmiranda.com/reviews/s...hp?product=249 I own the Nikkor 17-35mm 2.8....the worlds best wide telephoto in the world! http://www.kenrockwell.com/nikon/1735.htm I own the Tokina 12-24mm....the world's best wide zoom! The 50mm 1.4, the 300mm F4, the Sigma 30mm 1.4..... And you own....a computer!!!! Keep "reading"about lenses while some of us actually use them! Bwahahahahahahhahahaha! RB 35s5 NY Whoop-dee.... |
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Whoop-dee....
Yeah...they are fun to use! RB 35s5 NY |
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Capt. Rob wrote:
I own the Nikkor 17-35mm 2.8....the worlds best wide telephoto in the world! "The world's best in the world"?? And, since when is a lens that's wider than a standard lens a "telephoto"? Talk about blabbering, incoherent drool... -- Capt Scumbalino |
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"The world's best in the world"?? And, since when is a lens that's
wider than a standard lens a "telephoto"? It's so easy to make a fool of this clown...watch. Captain Scum forgets that normal 35mm on a 1.5 crop factor DSLR brings it beyond 50mm....above normal and a telephoto, though barely. So you're wrong and.....You screwed the pooch!!! Bwahahahahhahahahaha! RB 35s5 NY |
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Capt. Rob wrote:
"The world's best in the world"?? And, since when is a lens that's wider than a standard lens a "telephoto"? It's so easy to make a fool of this clown...watch. Captain Scum forgets that normal 35mm on a 1.5 crop factor DSLR brings it beyond 50mm....above normal and a telephoto, though barely. A 17-35mm isn't a telephoto, dummy - it's a zoom. So I'm wrong and.....I screwed the pooch!!! Boohoohoohoohoohoohoo! RB 35s5 NY -- Capt Scumbalino |
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Capt. Rob wrote:
A 17-35mm isn't a telephoto, dummy - it's a zoom. Wrong again. Zooms are broken down into FL ranges...wide telephotos, standard zoom and long. You know nothing because you own nothing. On a DSLR the 17-35mm just misses being a standard on the long end. Zoom refers to the action, dopey, not the range. Utter, pish-slavering ********! A 17-35 is a wide zoom. Calling it a wide telephoto was an oxymoronic pooch-screw that was all yours. A telephoto - by definition - is a lens that's longer than a standard lens. A lens with a 17-35 range factored up by 1.5 has an effective range of 25.5-52.5 - only 9.26% of its zoom range is beyond 50mm - and you call that a telephoto?!? According to you, a 25.5mm lens is a telephoto!!!! You'll be claiming you're a photographer next! If I hadn't fished you out of that LIS cess pool, I'd have you skewered and sizzling by now. Oh! You *are* skewered and sizzling! Good job I ain't hungry! What an idiot! -- Capt Scumbalino |
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A lens with a
17-35 range factored up by 1.5 has an effective range of 25.5-52.5 - only 9.26% of its zoom range is beyond 50mm - and you call that a telephoto?!? Yep, if it;s beyond 50mm it is. And nothing can change that. You'll be claiming you're a photographer next! I just won a gig shooting custom Jewelry for a division of The Museum Shope who is taking their catalogue to the US market. Here's one of the test shots that won the job... http://members.aol.com/bobsprit/images/test6web.jpg About two days of work will pay me 5K. The whole job will be shot using D200, Tamron 90 Macro and Nikon Micro 60 with a macro strobe that I built. Will you make 5K with your camera in the next two days? Nope...saving your food stamps I bet! Dude, you're such a loser. All you can do is sit around and hope that others are not better than you...but we are! RB 35s5 NY |
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"Capt. Rob" wrote in message ps.com... A lens with a 17-35 range factored up by 1.5 has an effective range of 25.5-52.5 - only 9.26% of its zoom range is beyond 50mm - and you call that a telephoto?!? Yep, if it;s beyond 50mm it is. And nothing can change that. You'll be claiming you're a photographer next! I just won a gig shooting custom Jewelry for a division of The Museum Shope who is taking their catalogue to the US market. Here's one of the test shots that won the job... http://members.aol.com/bobsprit/images/test6web.jpg About two days of work will pay me 5K. The whole job will be shot using D200, Tamron 90 Macro and Nikon Micro 60 with a macro strobe that I built. Will you make 5K with your camera in the next two days? Nope...saving your food stamps I bet! Dude, you're such a loser. All you can do is sit around and hope that others are not better than you...but we are! RB 35s5 NY That's good shooting there soldier. Two can play at that game! Amen! |
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"Capt. Rob" wrote in message oups.com... Does Bob C. own any good lenses....NOPE! But I do.... True. I own some excellent lenses. Your telescope isn't even 1/2 of my rifle scope! Bwahahahahahahahahaaaa!! Still dizzy from the folding chair eh? Amen! |
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You won a contract with those shots?
The guy was blind? Ozzy, you ever shoot still life? I doubt it. I've had clients like Avon Books, MOMA, Nature, Hasbro and even local TV stations. The shot has to match their layout and artwork. It's not about artistic choice, but about technical ability to closely aproximate their vision. Enjoy your 3rd best DSLR you researched so well! RB 35s5 NY |
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Well Bob, if they were impressed with pics like that....you have been
very fortunate. 5K and the list of clients I've had pretty much says it. The money I made with my cameras says even more. All that's left is a guy who picked 3rd rate Canon gear who's yet to post a single shot of merit. You'll note that even people who are no fan of me have complimented me on my shots! Poor Ozzy! 5K for shooting a bunch of earrings. It's killing you! RB 35s5 NY |
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"Capt. Rob" wrote in message ps.com... A lens with a 17-35 range factored up by 1.5 has an effective range of 25.5-52.5 - only 9.26% of its zoom range is beyond 50mm - and you call that a telephoto?!? Yep, if it;s beyond 50mm it is. And nothing can change that. You'll be claiming you're a photographer next! I just won a gig shooting custom Jewelry for a division of The Museum Shope who is taking their catalogue to the US market. Here's one of the test shots that won the job... http://members.aol.com/bobsprit/images/test6web.jpg About two days of work will pay me 5K. The whole job will be shot using D200, Tamron 90 Macro and Nikon Micro 60 with a macro strobe that I built. Will you make 5K with your camera in the next two days? Nope...saving your food stamps I bet! Dude, you're such a loser. All you can do is sit around and hope that others are not better than you...but we are! RB 35s5 NY BIG TIME BUSTED!!!!!!! Check out the jewelry photos at the museum sto http://www.amnhshop.com/jewelry.html Seems to conflict in style with Robbie's style! And yet another folding chair to the head!!! Bwaahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaaaaa!!!!!!! He's a liar folks! Hosanna! |
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Check out the jewelry photos at the museum sto
Calm down, Bob. The Museum Shope has no website yet and is not connected with the AMNH. Nice try. RB 35s5 NY |
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"Capt. Rob" wrote in message oups.com... Check out the jewelry photos at the museum sto Calm down, Bob. The Museum Shope has no website yet and is not connected with the AMNH. Nice try. I've checked them out with Lexis/Nexis and found they are funded by the Skorpio Group. Glory! |
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While Nutsy goes ON & ON about lenses, most of us do get very decent
photographs for about 40 cents or less. Nutsy, with all his expensive equipment does it for about $500.00 or more. I can carry my Camera in my pocket. Nutsy has several he can carry in his pocket. Difference of cost;---Plenty I store my camera on a Dock, which is a charger and printer; Lord only knows just how and where Nutsy maintains and stores his Equip. Am I happy with my set-up YES! Is Nutsy happy with his Yes! Could I use his set-up effectively? I don't think so. Can Nutsy use his set-up effectively--- Good Question? Jury is still out. To Each his own. I'm sure we're both happy. I am glad I can use his expert knowledge ( Which I don't have) to my advantage. Now that said; Camera and Equip. be Damned. Weather out here in the NW is just about perfect. It's sailing weather. GO SAILING if you can http://community.webtv.net/tassail/ThomPage |
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"Thom Stewart" wrote in message ... While Nutsy goes ON & ON about lenses, most of us do get very decent photographs for about 40 cents or less. Nutsy, with all his expensive equipment does it for about $500.00 or more. I can carry my Camera in my pocket. Nutsy has several he can carry in his pocket. Difference of cost;---Plenty I store my camera on a Dock, which is a charger and printer; Lord only knows just how and where Nutsy maintains and stores his Equip. Am I happy with my set-up YES! Is Nutsy happy with his Yes! Could I use his set-up effectively? I don't think so. Can Nutsy use his set-up effectively--- Good Question? Jury is still out. To Each his own. I'm sure we're both happy. I am glad I can use his expert knowledge ( Which I don't have) to my advantage. Now that said; Camera and Equip. be Damned. Weather out here in the NW is just about perfect. It's sailing weather. GO SAILING if you can http://community.webtv.net/tassail/ThomPage Thom: Everyone's life has an underlying "theme". It's what they are and there is no escape. Nutsy has a "racing" sailboat - will he ever race it? No, he just brags about it. He's got these super duper AWD SUV's. Will they ever be used to their potential? No? He has all this camera equipment. Are his pictures that good? No. He has a big telescope - in a pollution shrouded wasteland. The list just goes on and on. These material possessions are substitutes for something he can never have. It's all symbolic for what is wrong at Nutsy's core. That's why I out troll him every time. That's why he has to fight to justify everything about his life, including his hodge podge of also-ran camera gear. He's seeking validation from everyone but not from the one person who can truly give it. That's why his telescope is third rate and his boat is one huge blister devoid of character. If his home theater set up was any more hokey he'd be better off with a viewmaster and 45 RPM records. He will have all of eternity to contemplate amongst the fires and lava in hell why his life on earth has led him to the sulphurous netherworld below. |
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Wow, Bob, you just figured that out? All by yourself?
Scotty "Bob Crantz" wrote in message . .. He's a liar folks! Hosanna! |
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"Thom Stewart" wrote in I store my camera on a Dock, which is a charger and printer; Lord only knows just how and where Nutsy maintains and stores his Equip. He stores his equipment in his head, Thom. It's ALL in his head. Scotty |
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Everyone's life has an underlying "theme". It's what they are and there
is no escape. Nutsy has a "racing" sailboat - will he ever race it? Yes, we will. But it's also a daysailor and a cruiser and we'll use her for that as well. He's got these super duper AWD SUV's. Will they ever be used to their potential? No? The Subaru Tribeca was designed for road use. It has no undercarriage protection like the Outback. He has all this camera equipment. Are his pictures that good? People really seem to like them and I get paid for them. He has a big telescope - in a pollution shrouded wasteland. The nights are quite clear in the Poconos where the scopes are kept. Woah! RB 35s5 NY |
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Scotty wrote:
"Thom Stewart" wrote in I store my camera on a Dock, which is a charger and printer; Lord only knows just how and where Nutsy maintains and stores his Equip. He stores his equipment in his head, Thom. It's ALL in his head. Oh that's good, at least there is a use for the space between his ears. Cheers Marty |
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Scotty wrote:
Wow, Bob, you just figured that out? All by yourself? Scotty "Bob Crantz" wrote in message . .. He's a liar folks! Hosanna! He's himself and a lot of other selves... |
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Actually, it's mostly a lot of noise with the express purpose of funding
Bob's own agrandizement as a troll. I have nothing against Bob in particular, but it's just not worth reading, as it's never ending and mostly boring. The threads Bob starts are mostly about himself, how he's superior to everyone else in every way. For threads that he doesn't start, his major contributions are to put someone else down, which is fuel for other trolls and sick individuals. It's rare that he actually has something interesting to say about sailing. I've been reading them for years. No more. -- "j" ganz @@ www.sailnow.com "Thom Stewart" wrote in message ... While Nutsy goes ON & ON about lenses, most of us do get very decent photographs for about 40 cents or less. Nutsy, with all his expensive equipment does it for about $500.00 or more. I can carry my Camera in my pocket. Nutsy has several he can carry in his pocket. Difference of cost;---Plenty I store my camera on a Dock, which is a charger and printer; Lord only knows just how and where Nutsy maintains and stores his Equip. Am I happy with my set-up YES! Is Nutsy happy with his Yes! Could I use his set-up effectively? I don't think so. Can Nutsy use his set-up effectively--- Good Question? Jury is still out. To Each his own. I'm sure we're both happy. I am glad I can use his expert knowledge ( Which I don't have) to my advantage. Now that said; Camera and Equip. be Damned. Weather out here in the NW is just about perfect. It's sailing weather. GO SAILING if you can http://community.webtv.net/tassail/ThomPage |
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Scotty wrote:
"Thom Stewart" wrote in I store my camera on a Dock, which is a charger and printer; Lord only knows just how and where Nutsy maintains and stores his Equip. He stores his equipment in his head, Thom. It's ALL in his head. Scotty You think there's something in his head/ |
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Martin Baxter wrote:
Scotty wrote: "Thom Stewart" wrote in I store my camera on a Dock, which is a charger and printer; Lord only knows just how and where Nutsy maintains and stores his Equip. He stores his equipment in his head, Thom. It's ALL in his head. Oh that's good, at least there is a use for the space between his ears. Cheers Marty mothball storage |
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"Capt. Rob" wrote in message oups.com... The Subaru Tribeca was designed for road use. It has no undercarriage protection like the Outback. All that the "undercarraige" protection does is bend up into the suspension and drivetrain when you scrape across something. Plastic skidplates are even more of a joke, as much as the "Outback" in the real outback: http://www.4x4now.com/eh.htm http://www.4x4wire.com/trail/report/ut/elephanthill/ http://sangres.com/features/4x4.htm Where does one put the winch on an "Outback"? Bwahahahahahahahahahahahaaaa!!!!!! |
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"katy" wrote in message ... Scotty wrote: "Thom Stewart" wrote in I store my camera on a Dock, which is a charger and printer; Lord only knows just how and where Nutsy maintains and stores his Equip. He stores his equipment in his head, Thom. It's ALL in his head. Scotty You think there's something in his head/ Yes, besides the voices, Booby has a VERY BIG imagination! If imagination were dynamite, Boobster could blow up the Universe. Scotty |
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If dumb were bricks, Bob**** would be the great wall of china.
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All that the "undercarraige" protection does is bend up into the
suspension and drivetrain when you scrape across something. Plastic skidplates are even more of a joke, as much as the "Outback" in the real outback: There are all kinds of off road applications out there and the Outback is used in plenty. It's one of the top cars around in PA for example where many homes are set in unpaved areas and outselling all other cars there and only trailing pickup trucks in sales. The undercarriage transmission cover is not just for rocks and you could find almost the same thing on the original and amazing Toyota Landcruiser. |
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"Capt. Rob" wrote in message oups.com... The undercarriage transmission cover is not just for rocks and you could find almost the same thing on the original and amazing Toyota Landcruiser. The Landcruiser had 1/8" steel skid plates. I pulled them because they kept bending into the driveshaft. The transmission did not have a skid plate, except for a little bendy thing. My trusty LC went up both the Como Lake Road (Colorado's worse!) and Elephant Hill (Utah's worse) at night! It is a truly amazing Landcruiser! Amen! |
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"Capt. Rob" wrote:
All that the "undercarraige" protection does is bend up into the suspension and drivetrain when you scrape across something. Plastic skidplates are even more of a joke, as much as the "Outback" in the real outback: There are all kinds of off road applications out there and the Outback is used in plenty. It's one of the top cars around in PA for example where many homes are set in unpaved areas and outselling all other cars there and only trailing pickup trucks in sales. Living on an unpaved road is not an "off road application". Cheers Marty |
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"Mys Terry" wrote in message ... On Wed, 26 Apr 2006 08:00:20 -0400, Martin Baxter wrote: "Capt. Rob" wrote: All that the "undercarraige" protection does is bend up into the suspension and drivetrain when you scrape across something. Plastic skidplates are even more of a joke, as much as the "Outback" in the real outback: There are all kinds of off road applications out there and the Outback is used in plenty. It's one of the top cars around in PA for example where many homes are set in unpaved areas and outselling all other cars there and only trailing pickup trucks in sales. Living on an unpaved road is not an "off road application". Cheers Marty Ever been in Vermont during mid season? Ever have a coherent thought? |
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