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Vlad
Posted - Jan 16 2010 : 3:32:29 PM All,
I've added 2 new categories to Lenses section -"Mirror Lenses (MTO / Rubinar)" and "ZM". I am not sure whether we need any others. Please let me know.
Also in the past I've discussed with Bill (nightphoto) that we would want to have the Images depicting use of Soviet cameras section, but then I thought about it we can just add 1 entry to the Miscellaneous Content section under Member Articles and Blogs and add all those images in there, this was it can also be viewed as a photo gallery instead of separate entries. Bill would you like to create that entry?
Also I'll start a wiki entry called "Proposed Corrections to 1200 Cameras from USSR book" where we can keep a list of what we think are mistakes etc. What do you think?
Vlad
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Vlad
Posted - Oct 03 2014 : 08:40:47 AM Hi Watson,
you have full permissions yourself to do that as a site member, go ahead and create it. Navigate to that section and click Create Entry .
Cheers, Vlad.
watson45
Posted - Oct 03 2014 : 08:02:06 AM Also in the past I've discussed with Bill (nightphoto) that we would want to have the Images depicting use of Soviet cameras section, but then I thought about it we can just add 1 entry to the Miscellaneous Content section under Member Articles and Blogs and add all those images in there, this was it can also be viewed as a photo gallery instead of separate entries. Bill would you like to create that entry?
Posted - Jan 16 2010 : 3:56:33 PM Okynek, I think you've asked me in another thread how does the Create Relationships feature work in the wiki catalog.
For example if you have Liliput camera: You can create relationship to Maliutka. The Maliutka then will show up on Liliputs entry as related camera but Liliput will not show up on Maliutka's. It's a one way relationship and links are not disappearing over time, it may be that you're just looking at the relationship from the wrong direction.
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