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1. From : Kavita P-T (kavitalib@hotmail.com)
Url : nil
Date : 11:55 AM Friday 20 December, 2002
hey...extremely useful. Am an architect from India, was planning on travelling to malaysia...the site provided valuable architectural insight.In fact i was wondering would u'll be interested in developing this as a architecture discussion as well as opinions-window from across asia.
2. From : Burger Meister (jimmucklin@hotmail.com)
Url : http://
Date : 11:24 PM Thursday 19 December, 2002
Dear Leofoo, I wish to express my gratitude to you for your love of the art, dedication of the time to compose one of the best sites I have seen. During the early 70's I had the privilege to have the use of a small photo lab in our military post when I was stationed in Darmstadt Germany. Their I got to "study and learn" under one of the relatives of a family called Rollo. I learned so much there, we had to use black an white because color was so expensive. >From bulk film rolling to darkroom to printing. So now after 30 years the kids are grown and I had a chance to buy a used set, a Nikon fe2, with a few lenses so I am back and thanks to your site, I know have been able to take a refresher. Not to mention all the info on the camera. I am not very computer savvy but I do enjoy "Taking pictures."
Once again Thank you
Jim Mucklin, Buffalo N.Y.
3. From : Burger Meister (jimmucklin@hotmail.com)
Url : http://
Date : 11:24 PM Thursday 19 December, 2002
Dear Leofoo, I wish to express my gratitude to you for your love of the art, dedication of the time to compose one of the best sites I have seen. During the early 70's I had the privilege to have the use of a small photo lab in our military post when I was stationed in Darmstadt Germany. Their I got to "study and learn" under one of the relatives of a family called Rollo. I learned so much there, we had to use black an white because color was so expensive. >From bulk film rolling to darkroom to printing. So now after 30 years the kids are grown and I had a chance to buy a used set, a Nikon fe2, with a few lenses so I am back and thanks to your site, I know have been able to take a refresher. Not to mention all the info on the camera. I am not very computer savvy but I do enjoy "Taking pictures."
Once again Thank you
Jim Mucklin, Buffalo N.Y.
4. From : TEX (tex@zsd.co.za)
Url : http://
Date : 11:23 PM Thursday 19 December, 2002
Hi, I just wanted to drop you a quick line to say that your site helped me out in understanding the basics of photography. I recently purchased a Digital camera that caters for beginner to amateur photographers so it has alot of manual settings and I had some idea of how they worked but wasn't 100% sure. I think the highlight of reading through you pages was when it dawned on me that although you are changing aperture and shutter speeds your exposure stays the same (yeah, I know it is a basic concept and logically obvious but I had never thought of it in those terms before.... haha ). Depth of field is still a bit strange but it seems to be quite subjective thing so I won't worry too much about that at the moment.
Thanks for the cool site, it was very helpful. All the best over the festive season. Tex
5. From : TEX (tex@zsd.co.za)
Url : http://
Date : 11:23 PM Thursday 19 December, 2002
Hi, I just wanted to drop you a quick line to say that your site helped me out in understanding the basics of photography. I recently purchased a Digital camera that caters for beginner to amateur photographers so it has alot of manual settings and I had some idea of how they worked but wasn't 100% sure. I think the highlight of reading through you pages was when it dawned on me that although you are changing aperture and shutter speeds your exposure stays the same (yeah, I know it is a basic concept and logically obvious but I had never thought of it in those terms before.... haha ). Depth of field is still a bit strange but it seems to be quite subjective thing so I won't worry too much about that at the moment.
Thanks for the cool site, it was very helpful. All the best over the festive season. Tex
6. From : J . Tambayong (yonky@indo.net.id)
Url : http://
Date : 10:22 AM Tuesday 17 December, 2002
I came upon this site while looking for Maxxum7000 info , This site is really good , very informative and dedicated , I would like to express my appreciation and many thanks .
7. From : J . Tambayong (yonky@indo.net.id)
Url : http://
Date : 10:22 AM Tuesday 17 December, 2002
I came upon this site while looking for Maxxum7000 info , This site is really good , very informative and dedicated , I would like to express my appreciation and many thanks .
8. From : Jack (sa_j_us@yahoo.com)
Url : http://www.aupairconnect.com
Date : 08:24 AM Sunday 08 December, 2002
Great site!
9. From : Jack (sa_j_us@yahoo.com)
Url : http://www.aupairconnect.com
Date : 08:24 AM Sunday 08 December, 2002
Great site!
10. From : Simon Filbeam (simon_pilbeam2@hotmail.com)
Url : http://www.pilbeam.com
Date : 07:40 AM Saturday 30 November, 2002
Hi - this is a really useful website - thank you!
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