aizan

i am looking for a cardigan to wear on a daily basis. it needs to be made of a heavier fabric than this ralph lauren (it sags when you put an iphone in the front pocket). same style, could be black, navy, or grey heather. ideas?

http://www.ralphlauren.com/product/index.jsp?productId=3160362&cp=&f=PAD%2FDivision%2FMen&fbn=Division%7CMen%7CSee+All&kw=cardigan&parentPage=search

lol, pogue says not to buy it in his review. i agree.

1. blower bulb

2. flat camel hair brush

3. microfiber cloth

4. ROR (if necessary)

asian hair is stiffer than aryan hair, so best stick with very short or very long hair. that, or be willing to slather on the pomade. i suppose i'll go for this in a couple years, after i get sick of long hair.

watch "high and low" for more styles.

can someone with 26 new cures give me the measurements?

if your waist at the belly button is 29'', they'll fit perfectly after a week of straight wear. tight at first, of course.

http://www.letsgodigital.org/en/20168/sigma-dp2/

good news is that it has a 41/2.8 equiv. lens. no news on whether it shoots faster, etc.

used m8 prices have gone down quite a bit in the last few days. it's a good time to bite, especially if you already have lenses. cosina recently started shipping the 28/2 ultron under the voigtlander brand name, which makes things easier.

say hello to my little friend:

http://www.1854.eu/2008/09/leica_s2_13_photos_of_the_new.html

http://www.s.leica-camera.com/

too big for me, but do you know if they offered this in xxs?

"Bazillion digital point-and-shoots currently inundating market: tiny sensor, slow zoom.

DMD: large sensor, fast prime"

http://www.luminous-landscape.com/columns/DMD.shtml

http://www.dpreview.com/news/0809/08091202panasonic_DMC_G1.asp

not too hot on the design and big zooms, but shows lots of promise.

^ that's a fucking idiot comment kinda.

erm...click here.

http://www.superfuture.com/supertalk/showpost.php?p=1241360&postcount=33845

crap, crap, ANN D BOOTS

fixed.

10char

when people say "it feels a lot better with the battery grip", you know the ergos aren't good...and they aren't. i wouldn't consider the canon rebels unless your hand is 6'' or shorter, fingertip to wrist. the xxD bodies are another matter.

determine budget

just buy any camera

they are all ok

if you like a brand

that is all it is: a brand

not a camera

c-5050

it is now a cult classic

cop if it is cheap

skip fifty one eight

aps-c is weak sauce

for short prime lenses

i think the blacks PS fit slimmer than the indigo.

i read that on the internet, too, but the ones i tried at the la store fit the same. *shrug*

hey guys couple questions, im looking into getting some Petit Standards - but im unsure if i want black or ingido. How do they vary in fit? Are the black PS selvage? Any clue has to how much longer they will take to fade in comparasion to indigo? Thanks for the help.

they fit the same, and neither retain selvedge. supposedly, it's cut off because they're tapered. i have no idea if the black ones take longer to fade, but you might want to think twice about them because they have these vertical streaks and are a dark grey, not really black.

bogen is not bad

gitzo is even better

what is your budget?

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=130244473238&ssPageName=STRK:MEWA:IT&ih=003

so its ok to go ahead and hem them?

please hem. stacking makes your legs look short. who wants to look like gimli?

when people say "haricots verts" and they aren't even actual haricots verts, just regular old green beans. i just want to tell them to fuck off. people who must have haricots verts and won't touch green beans, them i don't even want to talk to.

let's just say i wouldn't want to be filipino and living in hong kong.

^^^^^ they're too big, imo.

^^^ sagging a little too much, stumpy legs...

hum... what you enuciated at the beggining <<<< what you enunciated at the end. I mean, do you want to take pictures with affordables lenses and having a conveniant top lcd, or have a ... eeek... slightly better viewfinder ? common ...

indeed, there's af-s lenses, but they're very expensive, and sometimes not worth some non-afs. and there's no way for you to ever use the Tamron or Tokina's lenses.

check b&h for prices of af-s lenses. prices range from low to high. all dx lenses are af-s, so as far as screw drive goes, we're talking legacy 35mm and third party lenses. in this case, i'm willing to bet that's immaterial.

when we get more into "having fun with a bunch of spiffy lenses" territory, i'll break out the "buy a pentax" recommendation.