Malcolm.
I am SO envious. That FA2 makes the camera a stealth tool. Only wish I had
stocked up on the finders before they stopped last year.
Ref Red Bus Rover, I believe aged 14 on a Scout day out
Kind regards
Peter
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Frantisek.
We have a bag of various Leica plates if you think that'll do the trick...
As a heresy, I am trying to locate a Zenit or
similar lowend slr nameplate and glue it with double-sided tape there,
to lessen chance of stealing /attracting more attention ;-)))
Kind regards
Peter
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Sunday, February 10, 2002, 7:15:07 PM, Rofini wrote:
R Hi Frantisek,
R The FA2 does not have aperture readout. They have the same height but
R the FA2 tapers from that height in a more classic prism shape, and is
R much more appealing to me. Both have the same diopter adjustment
R range.
R Mark
Pick up one of those little hot shoe covers. Most new cameras come with them
they cut down on the chances of catching/hooking a bit but not entirely.
At 07:41 PM 2/10/2002 +0100, you wrote:
Sunday, February 10, 2002, 7:15:07 PM, Rofini wrote:
R Hi Frantisek,
R The FA2 does not have aperture
No, that's not completely correct. The FA-2 does not allow the aperture
to be seen, is a bit smaller, has a different shape, and lacks the hot
shoe attachment.
http://www.mir.com.my/rb/photography/hardwares/classics/pentaxlx/viewfinders/viewfinders.htm
Malcolm Smith wrote:
My first LX came
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
does anybody please have these two finders, could you comment on
their size side by side?
Frantisek,
See my contribution to the LX gallery, the 5 cameras pictured in the 1st
contribution include an LX with hotshoe on the left and without hotshoe
finder on the
In a message dated 12/12/01 13:37:39 GMT Standard Time, Wendy writes:
Then I noticed this in the description:
International biders will add 5% to the total bid
So didn't bother. Bit of a cheek I thought. Is this sort of thing common
I would have thought it more likely that bidders inside
My experience with international shipping is that it's often a bloody pain
in the ass (no lifestyle reference intended). Canada is no exception.
Attempting to ship things to my parents and relatives has resulted in all
sorts of problems and delays with customs. I even had problems shipping
things
.
stan
From: Bob Blakely [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Wed, 12 Dec 2001 06:11:52 -0800
Subject: Re: LX finders
My experience with international shipping is that it's often a bloody pain
in the ass (no lifestyle reference intended). Canada is no exception.
. . . If anyone wants to charge
I remember paying $350 for that in Mint condition when I had my LX.
Kent Gittings
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of wendy beard
Sent: Wednesday, December 12, 2001 8:33 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: LX finders
After Stan mentioned the
Not me. I don't pay for anyone's hassle. Further, I never want to deal with
customs again.
My choice.
Let me know when Free trade actually becomes free trade.
Regards,
Bob...
From: Stan Halpin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Bob - there may be a great hassle for those receiving international
shipments
On Mon, 02 Apr 2001 19:03:05 -0500, William Kane wrote:
Ok, I know what boz's page on the FA-1 FA-1W finders for the LX say
(I went there), but I'm having a bit of trouble TRANSLATING that into
something I can understand. Can anyone hazard to attempt to explain the
difference to me?
I
On 2 Apr 2001, at 19:03, William Kane wrote:
Hey guys,
Ok, I know what boz's page on the FA-1 FA-1W finders for the LX say
(I went there), but I'm having a bit of trouble TRANSLATING that into
something I can understand. Can anyone hazard to attempt to explain the
difference to me?
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From: "William Kane"
Subject: LX Finders? FA-1 FA-1W
Hey guys,
Ok, I know what boz's page on the FA-1 FA-1W finders for
the LX say
(I went there), but I'm having a bit of trouble TRANSLATING
that into
something I can understand. Can anyone hazard to
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