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From: Peter Chant - 10 Jul 2007, 19:58
What do people use? I've tried various combinations of: Mamiya square lens hood (the small lens 48mm o/d one) Rubber 49mm lens hood 46mm polarizers 46-49mm step up ring 49mm red or orange filters Cokin-A filters with 49mm adapter ring and 46-49 step up. 55, 80 & 135mm lenses. My conclusions from the above are that: * Mamiya lens hood...
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From: AAvK - 10 Jul 2007, 10:38
Curious Idea popped up in my giant head... was there ever a TLR that is framed and geared for 6x4.5 centimeters on 120/220 film? I mean... the orientation of the film travel would be right, not like one of those Fuji 645's... any info? I think such a model would be great to have! -- }<)))*> Giant Alex cravdraa at-yahoo dot-com not my site: ...
9 Posts. Last post send by: AAvK - Tuesday 10 Jul
From: reseauplate@cbgb . net - 10 Jul 2007, 09:09
What you want is a manual iris extension tube for a MF camera with focal plane shutter. Pentax 67 works, Pentacon, etc. I don't know if the ExWarpac cameras are any good, even with upgrades. You can then cut it down to the proper length and take an aluminum plate and attach it to the front via welding or epoxy. If you had a mill-drill or lathe friction...
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From: N - 05 Jul 2007, 22:30
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From: scenic_man - 30 Jun 2007, 05:50
The M645 manual recommends (in several places) that in order to avoid electrical shock: if one is using a flash connected via the hot shoe on top of the finder, then one should put a PC Sync Socket Cover on the PC sync socket; if one is using a flash connected via the PC sync socket, then one should put a Hot Shoe Cover on the hot shoe...
1 Posts. Last post send by: scenic_man - Saturday 30 Jun
From: Rebecca Ore - 29 Jun 2007, 14:20
I arranged a private trade with someone in Europe and according to tracking, my package is now in New York and has been turned over to US Customs in New York. I wonder what experiences people have had with delays or not in getting packages due to delays with US Customs.
7 Posts. Last post send by: Rebecca Ore - Friday 29 Jun
From: junho.ahn@gmail . com - 29 Jun 2007, 09:54
I have Mamiya 645 super. Few weeeks ago, My Mamiya 645 was broken. It was 'Shutter releas' problem Customer service center said it can't fix because of no extra mian board. Now, I don't have any choice. I have lots of 645 super accessories. (AE prism finder, Waist finder, left hand grip, power drive grip etc.) So I'll buy 645 pro / pro tl. Can I use...
2 Posts. Last post send by: junho.ahn@gmail . com - Friday 29 Jun
From: garysgarage@gmail . com - 28 Jun 2007, 22:24
hi all and greetings i have an old vv2024 kodak vertical and am still useing it but and there is always a but lol i really need a reduction and enlargement scale as it was lost with the side panels if any one has it i would be eternially gratefull or even if you had a 1 or 2 or 3 percent reduction or enlargement number for copy board and llens board i...
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From: TomCat999 - 28 Jun 2007, 14:41
I am thinking about getting a medium format camera but I really rely on my right angle viewfinder thats on my nikon. Do they make right angle viewfinders for medium format cameras? Thanks.
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From: Fredrik Sandstrom - 28 Jun 2007, 10:34
Among my granfather's old medium format negatives (6x9, 6x6 and 6x4.5) I found one that is bigger: the negative is 88mm wide and 114mm long; the picture area is 106x82 mm. I don't think he ever owned a camera for this format, since there is only this one picture, he must have got it from someone else. But any ideas what format this is, exactly? I would estimate...
2 Posts. Last post send by: Fredrik Sandstrom - Thursday 28 Jun
From: scenic_man - 28 Jun 2007, 04:14
I recently purchased a second-hand Mamiya M645, together with a boatload of equipment. However, I'm still having trouble getting it going. When I take out the old film cassette (?) that was in there, and thread up and put in another one, and close it up, the frame counter does not go back to zero (well, okay "S"). Much experimentation has shown me that...
2 Posts. Last post send by: scenic_man - Thursday 28 Jun
From: scenic_man - 28 Jun 2007, 04:13
I recently purchased a second-hand Mamiya M645, together with a boatload of equipment. The manual that came with it says "M645 J" on the cover. However, I have noted minor discrepancies here and there. One that has my attention at the moment is a rotating lever just forward of the film-advance knob (or crank) labeled "M.U." in the 9:00 position, where...
2 Posts. Last post send by: scenic_man - Thursday 28 Jun
From: optics - 26 Jun 2007, 17:51
Anyone possibly know the exact separation required between the two elements of the Goerz f/4.5, 75 mm Hycon lens (copy of Biogon)? Distance between the facing glass surfaces-- and/or the surfaces of the two facing permanent barrel flanges-- would be greatly appreciated. I have deduced the distance from the patent filed for this lens design but it...
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From: I - 25 Jun 2007, 09:52
I'm amazed at the quality of b/w pictures that my mom took with her brownie camera in the 40's to 50's. The film is preserved in pristine condition. Now I want to scan all her negatives, but I'm not sure what flatbed will accept the film format. First of all can someone tell me what the format is that the Brownie's used? Can you recommend...
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