Joseph S Wisniewski

Always!!!! printing 8x10 or smaller, right???? I did a lot of field work with ultra-fine grain films and high enlargements. I was using Technical Pan since before it actually was "Technical Pan"...

Yes, and Tom_N and sjgcit provided the actual context that you mutilated in your attempt to "prove" something. You're not grasping that concept of "eventually", are you. Well, Mark Smith was kind...

Hubert, we do all those things now. Terrestrial telescopes make use of the parallax from the rotation of the earth and the movement of the earth about the sun (stellar parallax). Orbital...

Hubert, we do all those things now. Terrestrial telescopes make use of the parallax from the rotation of the earth and the movement of the earth about the sun (stellar parallax). Orbital...

Hubert, we do all those things now. Terrestrial telescopes make use of the parallax from the rotation of the earth and the movement of the earth about the sun (stellar parallax). Orbital...

Weird. I remember growing up watching the LED become the number one display for clocks, and a common display for lots of other instrumentation from calculators to thermometers to the exposure...

Weird. I remember growing up watching the LED become the number one display for clocks, and a common display for lots of other instrumentation from calculators to thermometers to the exposure...

You can zoom over an effectively infinite range by moving the sensor back and forth (it's a point sized sensor, it's easy) behind the modulator.

You can control bokeh by using a small array of...

Already made them, multiple times. Talking to you is often about as productive as talking to a brick. You always come back with obscenities or slandar, like your "eye cancer" comments. I can't...

And what's with the huge whitespace? Hopefully, they're already on this one. Very bottom of the page, in the center of a row of small clickable text.

The third one is my favorite. Interesting angle. Don't let Knalberto's comments get you down. He attacks pretty much everyone and everything. Have a look at some of his work and you'll see how...

The first and the third are my favorites. How did you shoot them? The stereobase matches the subject nicely.

Then you should have no trouble naming some of the innovations they've stifled

The A99 is the first DSLR with a conventional thumb winder for use when the batteries are dead.

Just ignore him. I don't take fad's word for anything. I've had him on ignore for a year or two. Don't know what he responded to my post with, but it was probably long-winded, insulting, and highly...

Exactly. Which pretty much knocks out M9. Rule 4 was "Added effective March 1, 2009;" M9 was announced September 2009, so at the time the rule was formed, there were no 35mm digital rangefinders....

That's exactly the point I was trying to get across. There are so many fields of technology that get overhyped to the point of insanity. We studied "hype cycles" decades ago, but it looks like tech...

You're quite welcome. Tnat's the neat thing about this forum: you never know what someone will find useful. Never regret things like that. There's something called "opportunity cost" that is...

No. If you don't actually use the feature, then the articulated mechanism is pretty well concealed and protected, and the articulated LCD cameras I've played with didn't have a tendency for the LCD...

B: Easier, use a right angle finder. I've owned a Nikon DR-3 finder for longer than you've been into photography (that's obvious, due to your lack of knowledge of how we used to deal with shots...