On Mon, 27 Dec 2004 06:23:29 US/Eastern, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> Yipie
> Back on track and going shooting today with the D,and 6x7.
>
> Cold here today, -20 C,but i look at it as a nice July afternoon in Thunder
> Bay.LOL
>
Excellent news, Dave!!
Does this mean you're br
Good for you!
Was the little index tab the issue?
Don
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> To: pentax-discuss@pdml.net
> Subject: RE: Argg. Me and the D,not meant to be.Looks like
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&g
Yipie
Back on track and going shooting today with the D,and 6x7.
Cold here today, -20 C,but i look at it as a nice July afternoon in Thunder
Bay.LOL
Dave
> Hi Dave;
> On the side with the eject button, between the two alignment
> springs, which would mak
pointing after
owning it's big brother. :-/
HTH
Don
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> To: pentax-discuss@pdml.net
> Subject: RE: Argg. Me and the D,not meant to be.Looks like
>
>
Hi Don.
There is something that is not on my other two digital slr's sticking out about
1/3 of the
way down
the slide arm on the side were the eject button is.I can see the two alignment
"springs"
that are on
both sides and are on my other cameras,but there is a tiny metal bit,looks like
its par
Dave, I assume that you are putting the CF card in face toward you.
(Please excuse me if the question is insulting. It's meant to be helpful.)
Your dealer can certainly order a replacement camera if need be, or you
can send it to Pentax for repair. If you like the camera other than this
problem
Hey Dave, where in the compartmment is this 'clip' that is in the way?
There is very little in there, maybe by comparing to mine the fix will
be real simple.
The only things that resemble 'clips' to me are just little tension
springs on the sides. Sounds like one got bent the wrong way.
Don
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