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@tiki
Olympus Mju2 - Fujicolor 200 film
Also picked up a Canon Ace with top down scope and remote control like this:
Need to finish the roll and see how that works too...
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Few from a US trip.
Olympus Mju2 - Fujicolor 200 film
15210031 by pixel_fiddler, on Flickr
CNV00002 by pixel_fiddler, on Flickr
CNV00020 by pixel_fiddler, on Flickr -
Couple from a roll of XP2 in a MJUii (including grubby prints from the lab!)
CNV00015 by pixel_fiddler, on Flickr
CNV00013 by pixel_fiddler, on Flickr -
Does that say PUBE on the downtube..?
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nice.... still no UK stock of the outpost front racks though.... :(
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Goa '03 - disposables developed and printed in india, scanned in the uk....
church2.jpg by pixel_fiddler, on Flickr
truck 1.jpg by pixel_fiddler, on Flickr
cow about town.jpg by pixel_fiddler, on Flickr -
what are peoples thoughts on scanning flatbed (Epson V5/6/700?) vs dedicated 35mm scanner? (Plustek 8100?) i've got a good shoe box full of negs i'd like to revisit...
Obv: flatbed i can scan multiple frames at at time. however Plustek does come with a copy of Silverfast.
I haven't ever scanned film so have no idea of the best work flow... I do however use Photoshop/Camera Raw and are pretty competent at scanning images
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which bit..?
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forum gold.....
you owe me a new keyboard....!
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Yes and done... ;) need to have a word with the lab about those next time i'm in...
You need to crop out those black edges!
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*The Mail on Sunday understands that the cyclist was not wearing a helmet *
ah.... the well known preventer of shit driving, the cycle helmet, was not being used, case closed your honour...... FFS!
Apologies for the Daily Fail link.
Billie Piper hits a cyclist... or the cyclist hit her.
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Wales (brecon/snowdonia) Olympus Mju ii - Fuji Superia 200/400
CNV00021 by pixel_fiddler, on Flickr
CNV00026 by pixel_fiddler, on Flickr
CNV00017 by pixel_fiddler, on Flickr
CNV00020 by pixel_fiddler, on Flickr -
There's an MH17 headline popped up on AP just now that boggles the mind
What was the headline? I'm late to the party...
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Finally picked up a sub-£40 Mju ii, gave up scouring charity shops and went to eBay.... It's weatherproofness is coming on a cycle tour to wales I'll post the results....
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Neat!
I very much enjoyed having a bar bag for keeping stuff at hand: Food, wallet, phone, camera, arm&leg warmers, windstopper jacket, map, pen, paper, 0.5L drink. However, the RD framebag is also easily reached while riding. Otherwise a toptube bag behind the steerer tube may be a solution.Yeah may end up chucking a small handlebar bag on as there are a couple of things i realised i'd not accounted for like OS maps etc....
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just test packed for a week in wales... this is how its looking... probably need a feed bag thingy to keep a few things (camera/snacks) to hand...
Pack list:
Macpac microlight tent (in frame pack and saddle pack)
Snugpak Softiee micro sleeping bag
Vango 3/4 sleeping mat
Karrimor Xlite TI stove & gas packed inside a Hi Gear backpack cookset
Aeropress
Camping mug
Solar powered/Windup radioCouple of Rohan wicking tees, Rab Pertex shield jacket, Rab Merino Longsleeve, socks x3, spare shorts
toiletries etcFew packs of noodles/porridge/rice etc to keep me going...
Touring bike by pixel_fiddler, on Flickr -
http://peacockgroove.com/photos
apparently Peacock Groove is Eric Noren aicmfp... ;)
peacock groove is don walker aicmfp
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Adam, I'll check if mine's a triple mech, happy to swap if it is...
Cheers but don't worry Andy, i'll pop into keep pedalling with the bike tomorrow and get the right one....
oh, but would be interested in what you have out of interest when you have a mo to find the reference number
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Yeah, but it's stock as with the (my) 2012 Crosscheck, hence my point about Surlys claim of just needing to add the inner ring and new BB.... i do know people who have used a double just fine, just seems like* this *double isn't the right sort
Can I make my Cross-check into a triple?Yes, but you'll need to buy some stuff. The crankset that comes stock on our complete bike will accommodate a 74mm bolt circle granny ring. You'll need a 74mm BCD chainring, some bolts and spacers for it, and a longer bottom bracket (think 118ish) . You can probably get this done for around $100 at a bike shop. The stock shifters and front derailleur will work fine with it
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oh and no its not the limiter screw....
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ok so even with 2.5mm of extra width on the driveside (123mm BB equiv) it still doesn't shift properly,
the pressed ramp on the derailleur which narrows it by 3mm and eases the chain across basically stops before it curves round to the same level as the chain when on the middle ring.
Looking at the difference between double and triple FDs the significant obvious difference is the length of this ramp....
Triple:
http://i.ebayimg.com/00/s/NjE3WDYxMA==/z/xvcAAOxy4t1ShVa8/$_12.JPG
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@scoble
i could try a wider BB than the Surly recommended 118mm, i'll try reinstalling it (temporarily) with the BB not fully screwed in to mimic that and see if that remedies it, then maybe i just need a bb spacer?
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Might be interested in the Liqustretch.. How do they fit, website says L = 36" Also do they have seam free gusset? or are they cut like a normal pair of shorts...?
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Just collected my Genesis Longitude :) will post some photos once I've tweaked it and taken it to get muddy...!