Paul, for portrait work, you might find the 165/2.8 to be ideal. It comes in
early and late versions, and with or without a leaf shutter. The early
version has the long grooves or flutes on the focussing ring, while the late
version has the rubber checker pattern.
Pat White
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Thanks Rob,
It works. I had a roll of outdated tungsten film in the fridge, so I
loaded that in. Everything works fine. Shutter sounds good. MLU works.
I'm pleased. Now if someone would just enable a lens :-).
Seriously, there was a 90/2.8 is it? last night, and I bid $250
before bed, but t
On 18 Dec 2001 at 19:58, Paul Stenquist wrote:
> Unless there is a switch or something else of which I am not aware, the
> battery in my recently purchased 6x7 is dead. (I can't imagine you have
> to have film in the camera or a lens mounted to make the shutter work??)
> In any case, the battery
Unless there is a switch or something else of which I am not aware, the
battery in my recently purchased 6x7 is dead. (I can't imagine you have
to have film in the camera or a lens mounted to make the shutter work??)
In any case, the battery check button does nothing and the shutter
doesn't activa
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