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gary mercer wrote: > The flu vaccines are preservered with thimerasol, which is basically mercury. There is no way I would ever trust a vaccine. Read and assess the risk for yourself: http://www.prisonplanet.com/washington-post-swine-flu-vaccine-will-contain-mercury.html http://www.askdrsears.com/thevaccinebook/2009/09/flu-vaccine-update-for-20092010-season.asp --mamallama

I'll still shoot with the heavy duty DSLR but I'm definitely looking at some of those Olympus PEN and Panasonic cameras.I hate to haul around the heavy load.

bikinchris wrote: > No, but you do need paper. Where are you going to get paper? No you don't need paper either, I can take a negative and reproduce with a digicam, you will be able to do this in 50 years. If you need photographic paper you can also make it with 3 or 4 simple chemicals. Film is easy access just hold it up to the light. > As for your arguement that a single scratch makes a CD unuseable...huh? Have you looked...

...is in the low speed portion. A film like Astia 100F and less than 1/2 the grain of its predecessor for example. Films like TMax, even in 35mm, have little to no grain at all at 16x24. Heck, in MF even TMY2-400 has virtually no grain at 16x20 or even 24x30. Going the opposite way, into specialty B&W, you can have 35mm blown up to 32x48 with absolutely no grain whatsoever. So, grain is there if you want it, and not if you don't....

lanef wrote: > > > Sorry to hear that, may be he was the wrong boss for you. > > Gotta run, gotta day of fishing planned. > > Have a good catch. > > -- > http://www.pbase.com/bingard/galleries He was the wrong boss for just about anybody LOL It was a good thing, not having a job stinks but I was burned out on the corporate merry go round. Decided I would take 6 months off...

WBirch wrote: > This is not photography related, but maybe it is if photographers start > dropping dead soon? A global 'pandemic' is supposedly occuring now. > We're lining up hundreds to lines up here in Canada to get the shot. > You? So far I never got any shots against the flu and so far I probably never suffered from a real flu. A bad cold is what I prefer calling it and what I have about once in...

You most likely suffered from mercury poisoning from the thimerosal used as a preservative in the flue dose. Did the person pull the dose from a vial with a needle? If so, you received a very toxic dose of thimerosal which has levels of mercury in it three times above what is considered safe. Its a crime. jfriend00 wrote: > I had a regular flu this summer. I was very ill for 3 days and felt the effects for more than two weeks. It was...

If you can explain to me how to get good tonal range in a JPEG small enough to post here, I'll be in your debt. The picture looks much better in print or in its native format.

Yuzooskar wrote: > > RedFox88 wrote: > > > > ludwig100 wrote: > > > > One of my favourite lenses dates back to the late 1930's and I still use it with a 1950's adapter in a 1959 or 1973 body. But the film is right up to date... > > > What date? Film basically hasn't changed in a long while. > > > > Last year...

It is certainly a large factory but I fail to see anything noteworthy other than the fact it is large. If you are fascinated by large factories, try taking a tour of an automobile assembly plant. The size in the video isn't /that/ remarkable.