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    Re: View Camera Sept/Oct 07

    Arrived in N. California yesterday.
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    Re: View Camera Sept/Oct 07

    Arrived in northeast Indiana last week.

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    Re: View Camera Sept/Oct 07

    Nothing here yet...

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    Re: View Camera Sept/Oct 07

    Arrived in my box yesterday in South Florida ... this might be my favorite issue great job Steve and crew...

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    Re: View Camera Sept/Oct 07

    Any on the news stands yet?
    Will get a subscription after this issue.

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    Re: View Camera Sept/Oct 07

    Yes, try Barnes and Noble and Borders.

    Would welcome a sub

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    Re: View Camera Sept/Oct 07

    If you get the magazine in Canada, and your subscription is through me... the magazines were all mailed out today.
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    Re: View Camera Sept/Oct 07

    A quick question on the issue (mine landed this week in the UK :-) )...

    On the conference pictures page, there's a picture of someone (captioned as Bruce Barlow / Richard Ritter) demonstrating a technique on a camera. I'm after some info on the cord on the tripod - is it a standard accessory for the tripod (Ries?) or something cobbled together from camping store bits?

    I've recently got hold of a Berlebach tripod and they supply a metal chain to fasten on to the legs - the cord seems more elegant / easier and quicker to adjust and it doesn't make you sound like the Marley's Ghost from Scrooge when you walk ;-)

    I can get hold of some cord if needed but am having a bit of trouble typing a decent term into the web to describe the adjuster block to find a supplier - it's not the same as a tent guy rope adjuster as it takes both cords. It looks like something you'd use to keep your 10-gallon hat on but a bit more solid - any ideas?

    Thanks,

    Andrew
    UK - so not easy / cheap to get hold of Ries stuff...

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    Re: View Camera Sept/Oct 07

    Quote Originally Posted by Andrew_4548 View Post
    A quick question on the issue (mine landed this week in the UK :-) )...

    On the conference pictures page, there's a picture of someone (captioned as Bruce Barlow / Richard Ritter) demonstrating a technique on a camera. I'm after some info on the cord on the tripod - is it a standard accessory for the tripod (Ries?) or something cobbled together from camping store bits?

    I've recently got hold of a Berlebach tripod and they supply a metal chain to fasten on to the legs - the cord seems more elegant / easier and quicker to adjust and it doesn't make you sound like the Marley's Ghost from Scrooge when you walk ;-)

    I can get hold of some cord if needed but am having a bit of trouble typing a decent term into the web to describe the adjuster block to find a supplier - it's not the same as a tent guy rope adjuster as it takes both cords. It looks like something you'd use to keep your 10-gallon hat on but a bit more solid - any ideas?

    Thanks,

    Andrew
    UK - so not easy / cheap to get hold of Ries stuff...
    Not having the magazine, I don't know exactly what you are looking at, but I imagine that this might be of help. Check it out.

    http://www.msegrip.com/mse.php?show=...ducts_ID=26557

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    Re: View Camera Sept/Oct 07

    It is Friday, September 28 in South Carolina. Latest issue of View Camera has not arrived here as of 9:25 pm.

    Given the fact that some folks in US reported arrival in early September the delay in arrival to this locations is unacceptable.

    Sandy King

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