More rollout photos

On Fri, 22 Apr 2005 21:14:20 -0500, Tim K. wrote
(in article ):


"Herb Schaltegger" wrote in
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I found this link today on BoingBoing.net. More way-cool rollout pics,
taken with a Nikon D2X. You really, really never see detail like this
from PAO images. :-/

http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/re...ssage=13104458

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And I thought me D70 looked good...

They did. They still do. We love ours and shot about two dozen
exposures tonight, albeit of nothing as exciting as a shuttle rollout.
:-)

But then I got to shoot it from inside the VAB

Lucky *******!


That D2X is a helluva camera. When I was looking into which camera I wanted
to get I lusted for it, heavily. At nearly 5 grand that's all it was
though - lust.


Yeah, I could buy the new high-end Martin guitar I just ordered and
still have enough left over for the D70. :-)

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"Herb Schaltegger" wrote in
message .com...

Yeah, I could buy the new high-end Martin guitar I just ordered and
still have enough left over for the D70. :-)

Ah, a fine guitar that.
I had a prof who was a Martin player and in his exams he always had a
"Buck's Trivia" question and in one he asked Where are Martin Guitars made.
Not knowing Pa I answered "the Martin Guitar Factory". I was just going for
the cheap laugh.

On Sat, 23 Apr 2005 11:30:50 -0500, Tim K. wrote
(in article ):


"Herb Schaltegger" wrote in
message .com...

Yeah, I could buy the new high-end Martin guitar I just ordered and
still have enough left over for the D70. :-)

Ah, a fine guitar that.

Indeed. The one I've ordered is a 000-42 in sunburst. A bit on the
spendy side but I've wanted one for a long time.

I had a prof who was a Martin player and in his exams he always had a
"Buck's Trivia" question and in one he asked Where are Martin Guitars made.
Not knowing Pa I answered "the Martin Guitar Factory". I was just going for
the cheap laugh.


Nazareth, PA, since the early 19th century. New York City for couple
decades before that, beginning in 1833. And C.F. Martin (the 1st)
worked for a good deal of time as an apprentice and shop master for
another builder named Stauffer in Europe before that. For more Martin
info and trivia than you can shake a stick at, drop by the Unofficial
Martin Guitar Forum sometime.

http://p084.ezboard.com/btheunofficialmartinguitarforum



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