
ANNOUNCEMENTS
SEATS AVAILABLE
5/25, 1-3pm, Photographing Songbirds
6/3, 10 & 17, 9 to Noon Fundamentals 200
HELP YOU HELP YOU
To enhance your Club experience, whether you want to improve your photographic skills through classes, field trips, competition or user groups, we want to know about your needs and interests. Please complete our survey by May 25.
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MAY MEETING RECORDING
John Tunney presented "Finding the Shot - 'The Art & Craft of Better Seeing".
Click for link to presentation.
JUNE 4 PHOTO SALE
10 am to Noon
On the first Saturday of each month, many of the crafts clubs display their work to sell in the Craft Center quadrangle. PCSC is going to try it to see how it works out. We know that many of our members want to sell their photographs and this is an excellent way to do so.
We will setting up tables outside the Studio to sell photographs. Members are invited to bring their work starting at 9:30 am that they would like to sell. The Studio will also be open for the public who want to look at and possibly purchase pictures that are on the wall. We will assess how well this goes, what equipment (bins, display cases, etc.) that we may need for future sales, and interest by both our photographers and the public.
Members can bring photographs framed or matted against a backing board, or note cards. Photographs need to be identified to the photographer with a price. All transactions will be handled by our Treasurer, Everett Denning and sales tax will be taken out of the price requested by the photographer.
Both Everett and Jim Smith plan to be there. We can use a couple of other volunteers to help out with this as well. Please let either Everett or Jim Smith know if you want to volunteer to be there during the sale of photographs.
DONATED NIKON EQUIPMENT AVAILABLE
PCSC has received donations of used camera equipment which is available on a “first come” basis. Please contact Tom Mills, (843) 705-5141 or email (millstom73@gmail.com) soon as the equipment is accumulating in his garage. If unclaimed, equipment will be offered to Hilton Head High School Art Department and/or SCAD students.
Minolta X7A film camera
Minolta SRT 101 film camera - both cameras are a little dirty but can be cleaned up. Unknown if they work
Soligar 400 mm, f 6.3 telephoto - Minolta mount for all lenses
Vivitar 35 - 200 mm, f 2.9 - 4.5
Vivitar 85 - 205 mm, f 3.8
Kalimar 45 - 135mm, f 3.5
2X and 3X teleconverters
Kodak Easy Share digital camera with charging station.
Petri FT 1000 film camera - has some corrosion around the battery compartment.
Petri 55mm, 1.8 lens - very clean but with an unknown screw mounting (J Burrack thinks an M mount)
Komura Telemore telelconverter
Albinar 2x teleconverter - very clean
Carenar 35 mm, f2.8 wide angle lens - very clean
Carena auto ii flash
Soft camera case
Nikkormat FTN film camera in apparently good working order and clean inside. Shows some wear on the outside. Finding the appropriate battery could be a challenge.
Nikon - 200 mm, f4 lens
Nikon 50 mm, f1.4 lens
Nikkor 43 - 86 mm zoom, f 3.5 lens
Vivitar 24 mm, f2 lens
Vivitar teleconverter 2x - 3
Hard camera case