On Wed, 25 Jun 2003 14:22:33 +0200, Petter Jarbo wrote:
>The part I think could be at fault is the metal thingie to the extreme right. Just
>follow the scratch to the right and you will see that the lower part of this metal is
>nicely aligned. This metal piece is protruding ever so little and se
Looks like a grain of sand found its way on the pressure plate when
you loaded that particular roll. No wonder judging by the quantity
of dust your camera displays in the picture - and no offense
intended. It happened to me a couple of times, and ever since I take
the time to brush the f
But it sounds like a lab problem to me. You don't get scratch this way with
2 or 3 frames only in the middle of the roll.
regards,
Alan Chan
I don't have MZ-S, but you can try to load a flesh set of scratch free film
and the rewind it with leader out. See if there is any scratch. You should
kno
I don't have MZ-S, but you can try to load a flesh set of scratch free film
and the rewind it with leader out. See if there is any scratch. You should
know the result instantly.
regards,
Alan Chan
A question for the MZ-S owners out there.
Have you ever experienced scratches on the outside (not
A question for the MZ-S owners out there.
Have you ever experienced scratches on the outside (not the emulsion
side) of the film?
I have and I'm suspecting my MZ-S is to blame. Could you please take a
look at this picture and tell me what you think.
http://w1.431.telia.com/~u43105651/
The scrat
At 09:29 PM 3/25/02 -0800, you wrote:
>First, thanks to everyone for their efforts.
>
>I've had every lens I own on the camera tonight and they
>all exhibit the same problem. When I move the aperture
>ring off the "A" setting it either says f64 or f76 as the
>aperture no matter what f-stop the rin
Mike wrote:
> I've had every lens I own on the camera tonight and they
> all exhibit the same problem. When I move the aperture
> ring off the "A" setting it either says f64 or f76 as the
> aperture no matter what f-stop the ring is set at. Depth
> of field preview still works, as well as stop-do
On Mon, 25 Mar 2002, Mike wrote:
> First, thanks to everyone for their efforts.
>
> I've had every lens I own on the camera tonight and they
> all exhibit the same problem. When I move the aperture
> ring off the "A" setting it either says f64 or f76
Hmmm, does the displayed aperture depend on
Seems that it thinks it's a view camera Is there a "Landscape"
mode on the camera?
Mike wrote:
>
> Okay all you Pentax guru's.
>
> My MZ-S suddenly starting reporting the f-stop in
> manual aperture mode as f64.
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Okay all you Pentax guru's.
My MZ-S suddenly starting reporting the f-stop in
manual aperture mode as f64. Doesn't seem to
matter which lens or where you turn the aperture
ring - it still says f64. If you set the lens to the
"A" setting it all seems to be working fine.
Any ideas what broke?
Damn
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