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1. From : Pktan (Nystul@gmail.com)
Url : http://travelmalaysiaguide.com/
Date : 08:05 AM Friday 11 May, 2007
Definitely one of the most informative Malaysia Website around, and constantly keeping updated. Good job MIR folks
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2. From : Marko Hehl (kensai@arcor.de)
Url : http://rfvirus.blogspot.com
Date : 02:49 PM Sunday 15 April, 2007
Thanks to this outstanding site, i have purchased me a Canon A-1 with additional lenses! All information that i needed, i have found here. Keep up the good work, guys!! --Marko
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3. From : Mike Knull (mknull70@yahoo.com)
Url : http://www.betterwayz.com
Date : 03:14 PM Monday 26 March, 2007
You have a very resourceful site on camera here. Thanks for sharing the knowledge. Keep up the good works.
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4. From : Chia (pwchia@proxus.com.my)
Url : http://www.malaysia-trulyasia.com
Date : 03:48 PM Thursday 01 March, 2007
A wonderful place to buy second hand camera stuff..if you manage to get to it before someone else does. I tried to get Nikon f3 camera but always someone else got to it first..I have never sold anything here but I am sure it will be great..Great site and community
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5. From : D. Chapman (bigtwin80@hotmail.com)
Url : http://
Date : 10:07 AM Monday 19 February, 2007
Thank you for assembling this valuable and thorough web site! I have been passionate about Nikon cameras since 1966. I was a school photographer in high school and all I could afford at that time was a Canon FTQL. For a 16 year old, an SLR like this was exotic and I bought it with money I earned mowing lawns. My friends had Kodak Instamatic cameras. When I entered college, I unknowingly left the shutter cocked for about a year and the camera shutter mechanism froze up from the prolonged tension. That was the end of my first SLR camera. Oh well, it was all I could afford, not what I really wanted.
After serving the in Marines and graduating from college in the mid-seventies, I bought the camera I had always dreamed about, a Nikon F series. When I entered the camera store, I had my mind set on buying a Nikon F, the legendary camera that I saw in the movie “Blow Up.” It was also well know as the Vietnam war camera man’s first choice. In 1976 Nikon had long since stopped shipping the F so I purchased a shiny new black F2. That camera never let me down and I loved it. Except for the meter head, it was all mechanical. When I moved to California from Boston, I took it with me and took it on my motorcycle rides in the mountains and to the coast. Most of the early pictures I have of my wife to be and myself were captured by that camera. The pictures of the Hearst Castle, Yosemite and Torre Pines in San Diego are all fond memories captured on film.
We got married and moved back to the Boston area. I lost the F2 in a hotel fire at the Trapp Family Lodge in Vermont. My new bride and I were staying at this quaint ski lodge in the winter of 1980 when a chimney fire ignited it just after midnight and it burned it to the ground in sub-zero weather. Luckily we were able to get out by jumping out a ground floor window but my wedding ring and the F2 were burned up in the fire.
I had home owners insurance that covered the camera but the claim wouldn’t be settled right away so I bought a used Nikon FTn until I could recover the money. I used that for about 6-9 months and then purchased a Nikon F3 when I got the claim money. Again, the F2 had been discontinued so I couldn’t buy a new F2 replacement. I was disappointed that the F3 was more electronic but bought it anyway. The times, they were a changin’ – enter the electronic camera evolution of the ‘80s. I took many pictures of my kids and my dogs with the F3 and still have it. My kids are almost through college now and the dogs have long gone. Time has passed so quickly but I still have the excellent photos.
The digital camera revolution came near the turn of millennium and my wife bought our family an Olympus 4040 4.1MP digital camera for Christmas in 2002. It was a novelty for us and I took many shots that came out well. However, I still felt more comfortable with the precision and heft of the Nikon F3.
With the massive switch to digital by most people, I have been buying the film cameras on Ebay that I loved in the past but could not afford when they were in their prime. I bought two Nikon F2s from a kid whose father had passed on from cancer. He said his dad loved the cameras when he was alive. I assured him that they would have a good home and honestly felt like I was taking delivery on a living thing – a bit weird. I bought a black Nikorrmat F3, as well. I broke down and splurged on a used but near mint Hasselblad CM/500. That one was in “Blow Up” as well. I bought a Gossen Luna Pro meter to go with it, another extravagance I couldn’t afford many years ago. I may be re-living the past but I am in seventh heaven.
I have no doubt there are many folks out there that relate to what I am writing here. I love high end cameras – Nikons and Hasselblads. They made history. We saw them in the early Jame Bond movies and they traveled into space. Pulitzer Prize photos were taken with them. They were over-engineered but still highly useable twenty, thirty and forty years later. I have a deep respect and appreciation for their enduring quality. How can we ever let go of these beautiful instruments?
I recognize that technology brings with it advancements and better photo opportunities beyond than what these beautiful old cameras can deliver. I bought a Nikon D200 10.2 MP camera about a year ago. The quality of the images and ease of use amazes me.
However, I still enjoy getting up early when I can and catch the early light photo opportunities in historic Concord, MA. For a sunrise over a farm or an early morning shot of the North Bridge, the Hasselblad is with me.
Thanks, again, for your superb camera site.
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6. From : AMavromaras (alexmavromaras___@yahoo.gr)
Url : http://
Date : 01:37 PM Wednesday 14 February, 2007
Hi, Just a quick message to congratulate you on your site. An absolutely invaluable source of information for me as a film camera owner and amateur collector!
Bravo!
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7. From : Sherif Somait (ssomait@gmail.com)
Url : http://
Date : 04:30 PM Thursday 08 February, 2007
Subject: Thanks for the valuable info in your site.
Dear Sir, I would like to express my deep appreciation to you for the valuable information that you are sharing and providing to public via your web site (http://www.mir.com.my/). I really got so many useful information from there, that I couldn't find anywhere else as clear. I am a Photoshop pro, but I am new to photography & your site gave me a lot of basic yet must-know information and cleared so many things to me. I recently bought a Nikon D80 with a 18-135mm and trying to shoot some nice pictures. Thank you very much S.Somait
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8. From : Angelo Delpasen (angelo_delpasen@yahoo.com)
Url : http://
Date : 05:30 AM Tuesday 06 February, 2007
What an Informative site this is. Thanks to those involved for sharing your knowledge and experiences.
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9. From : Dennise Jo Clark Bishop-Meeks (djmeeks@airmail.net)
Url : http://www.dallashomechef.com
Date : 02:02 AM Sunday 04 February, 2007
I sincerely regret the many typographical errors in my last communication, but the absolute beauty of the photographs in this website were intensely beautiful in color and quality. I sincerely hope that I am fortunate enough to someday travel to your magnificent Malaysia. I did take the liberty of showing your website to my culinary students. I researched the typical cuisine of Malaysia and we spent a day preparing a selected number of typical Malaysian dishes that we enjoyed as we viewed your beautiful website photographs. We experienced somewhat of a trip without leaving home. Thank you most kindly.
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10. From : C.J (c.j@actionpix.ca)
Url : http://actionpix.ca
Date : 05:08 AM Wednesday 24 January, 2007
We have a few Nikon D2Xs camera's and I'm Trying to find the Camera Chip fix so that I can over ride the shutter speed so that I can have a flash sync speed of 640 or higher. Can anyone direct me to a company that sells the chip or program to fix the camera to solve my problem.
Thanks
c.j@actionpix.ca
70.53.121.136
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