Whatever happened to Pentax?

"Peter" wrote in message
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"Noons" wrote in message
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On Mar 10, 12:39 pm, "David J. Littleboy" wrote:

the area of "FF", and so does have a theoretical advantage. It also
turns
out that MF lenses are razor sharp on 5D density digital sensors, so
24MP
and higher images that are painfully sharp corner to corner are a piece
of
cake for MF digital. Anything 24MP and over in FF is going to be a
stretch
for even the best Nikkor or Canon lenses at anything other than f/8 or
f/11.

and at that density and stop-down, one will likely start to hit
diffraction limits anyway...


Nobody needs more than 64k of memory - Bill Gates

He never said that.

No, he said it.

Ryan Robbins napsal(a):
"Peter" wrote in message
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"Noons" wrote in message
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On Mar 10, 12:39 pm, "David J. Littleboy" wrote:

the area of "FF", and so does have a theoretical advantage. It also
turns
out that MF lenses are razor sharp on 5D density digital sensors, so
24MP
and higher images that are painfully sharp corner to corner are a piece
of
cake for MF digital. Anything 24MP and over in FF is going to be a
stretch
for even the best Nikkor or Canon lenses at anything other than f/8 or
f/11.
and at that density and stop-down, one will likely start to hit
diffraction limits anyway...

Nobody needs more than 64k of memory - Bill Gates

He never said that.

van dark wrote:
Ryan Robbins napsal(a):
"Peter" wrote in message

Nobody needs more than 64k of memory - Bill Gates

He never said that.

No, he said it.

No, he didn't. Try finding the exact quote.

--
Ray Fischer

"Ray Fischer" wrote:
van dark wrote:
Ryan Robbins napsal(a):
"Peter" wrote in message

Nobody needs more than 64k of memory - Bill Gates

He never said that.

No, he said it.

No, he didn't. Try finding the exact quote.

http://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Bill_Gates

He claims he didn't.

I was at MIT when Bill was dropping out of Harvard. He showed up at a
meeting of a student computer group that I missed, and asked people to work
with him. He got laughed at: "We have real computers to work with" was the
attitude since that particular group was given a chunk of the Multics system
to play with.

MIT nerds can be amazing turkeys, sometimes.

David J. Littleboy
Tokyo, Japan

In rec.photo.digital.slr-systems David J. Littleboy wrote:

"Ray Fischer" wrote:
van dark wrote:
Ryan Robbins napsal(a):
"Peter" wrote in message

Nobody needs more than 64k of memory - Bill Gates

He never said that.

No, he said it.

No, he didn't. Try finding the exact quote.

http://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Bill_Gates

He claims he didn't.

I was at MIT when Bill was dropping out of Harvard. He showed up at a
meeting of a student computer group that I missed, and asked people to work
with him. He got laughed at: "We have real computers to work with" was the
attitude since that particular group was given a chunk of the Multics system
to play with.

MIT nerds can be amazing turkeys, sometimes.

Well, who knew?

What happened was a combination of skill, good sense, and a major
dollup of luck. There's lots of the first two around. It is the
last that is in short supply.

--
--- Paul J. Gans

"Pudentame" wrote in message
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van dark wrote:
No, he said it.


640K ... yer off by an order of magnitude.



At least nobody denied, that I said what I said I said.

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Peter