Here are the remarks from our visitors who shared their experience while browsing
through the core site of MIR (Malaysian Internet Resources) - a community website
develop and managed by MIR Communications Sdn. Bhd. Malaysia. Your are always welcome to
add a few lines to let us know about your visit(s) and your impression of our website.
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1. From : Dennis Adams (adamspad@netins.net)
Url : http://
Date : 11:26 PM Friday 15 October, 2004
I would like to offer my thanks for the fine work you've done on the FT2. The original instruction manual, for a unit I purchased on Okinawa in the mid-1970s, was lost. After I used the camera, a few times, it was placed in storage and has been there for almost thirty years. Your web site has been most invaluable in refreshing my memory as to the camera's operation. My camera is a black body unit with a Nikon 200m lens, and I am impatient to put it to use, once more. Thanks, again.
2. From : barry lowe (barry.lowe@btinternet.com)
Url : http://
Date : 05:58 AM Thursday 23 September, 2004
Thanks for taking the trouble to set up this site. I visited this after purchasing an older Canon F1, without any operating manual. Info extremely helpful. Thanks.
3. From : barry lowe (barry.lowe@btinternet.com)
Url : http://
Date : 05:58 AM Thursday 23 September, 2004
Thanks for taking the trouble to set up this site. I visited this after purchasing an older Canon F1, without any operating manual. Info extremely helpful. Thanks.
4. From : Kelvin W. Nulvis (kknulvis_99@yahoo.com)
Url : http://
Date : 11:33 AM Tuesday 14 September, 2004
GREAT web resource. Each time MIR launched a new photographic website, it is good/big news to us. This site is the BEST site you can find on the Internet today on the Nikon F4. Thank for all the hard work and dedication to continue with your decelopment works. As a Nikon user, I have benefited a lot over the years from MIR and I think we (many of us) appreciate what you have done for us. Have a good day, Mr. Leo. from St. George's, Grenada, Caribbean.
5. From : Kelvin W. Nulvis (kknulvis_99@yahoo.com)
Url : http://
Date : 11:33 AM Tuesday 14 September, 2004
GREAT web resource. Each time MIR launched a new photographic website, it is good/big news to us. This site is the BEST site you can find on the Internet today on the Nikon F4. Thank for all the hard work and dedication to continue with your decelopment works. As a Nikon user, I have benefited a lot over the years from MIR and I think we (many of us) appreciate what you have done for us. Have a good day, Mr. Leo. from St. George's, Grenada, Caribbean.
6. From : Joyce (akiba37@aol.com)
Url : http://
Date : 04:12 AM Saturday 04 September, 2004
Hello out there, in cyberland. I am so happy that this website exists. I just starting using a Nikon F2 that my mother-in-law gave me, that used to belong to my father-in-law, who passed away. I've been using a digital camera,now, for about 2 years, and want to get back into 35MM camera shooting. So, I need the good advice I've found on this website, including how to load the film. I've forgotten a lot. I already have a photography job, which consists of photographing two fellows for their CD cover. They've just finished making their CD in a recording studio. I will be using the Nikon F2, with a zoom lens, because I will be shooting them from across a street, as they each sit in front of their houses. The name of their forthcoming CD is "HOME." So, wish me well. This job is sort of a second debut, with 35mm photography.
Thanks!
Joyce in Connecticut
7. From : Joyce (akiba37@aol.com)
Url : http://
Date : 04:12 AM Saturday 04 September, 2004
Hello out there, in cyberland. I am so happy that this website exists. I just starting using a Nikon F2 that my mother-in-law gave me, that used to belong to my father-in-law, who passed away. I've been using a digital camera,now, for about 2 years, and want to get back into 35MM camera shooting. So, I need the good advice I've found on this website, including how to load the film. I've forgotten a lot. I already have a photography job, which consists of photographing two fellows for their CD cover. They've just finished making their CD in a recording studio. I will be using the Nikon F2, with a zoom lens, because I will be shooting them from across a street, as they each sit in front of their houses. The name of their forthcoming CD is "HOME." So, wish me well. This job is sort of a second debut, with 35mm photography.
Thanks!
Joyce in Connecticut
8. From : Antonius R. Rabsch (arrcanon@freenet.de)
Url : http://www.arrcanon.net.tc
Date : 02:06 AM Saturday 04 September, 2004
Hello Mir.com, this is a great website without bulky design stuff. You did a lot of work, which helps me understand my lovely Canon cameras! Cheers, Antonius R. Rabsch
9. From : Antonius R. Rabsch (arrcanon@freenet.de)
Url : http://www.arrcanon.net.tc
Date : 02:06 AM Saturday 04 September, 2004
Hello Mir.com, this is a great website without bulky design stuff. You did a lot of work, which helps me understand my lovely Canon cameras! Cheers, Antonius R. Rabsch
10. From : Pete Clark (buddha@buddhabrilliant.com)
Url : http://www.buddhabrilliant.com
Date : 09:27 PM Thursday 26 August, 2004
Your amulet site has many Beautiful Buddha statue photographs. Thanks.
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