Ok lets see starting from the top. Press in on the button to enable
mirror lock up and push the lever in the opposite direction from
DOF and mirror lockup that sets the self timer. Press the shutter release
and it's activated.
The Dial marked from 1/4x to 4x is the exposure adjustment dial
to
I think it's too late for that.
At 04:46 PM 9/14/2001 -0500, Trina wrote:
Are you SURE you want to be known for not having the drive
I'm much slower I don't have the drive
Christian Skofteland
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But the joy of LX ownership should make up for it.
He almost died. I read that and just fell off my chair.
(The chair rebounded off the wall behind me and hit my the back
of my head).
At 03:16 AM 9/15/2001 -0700, you wrote:
Hey, stop corrupting my post!
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Surely you mean 1/5 second (or 1/2 second if it's a winder).
Regards,
Anthony Farr
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Trouble is - with the drive attached, it's all over in a few
seconds...
Ouch.
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Hi Jody,
Glad you were finally able to get that LX from the clutch's of customs.
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Hi Jody,
Congrats on your LX - I've had mine for only a few weeks now, and I'm
still getting used to it also. It's great, isn't it! Before I had mine, I
used to read all these posts about how great they were and how better
they were and so on, and I used to think, 'yeah yeah, sure...' but the
Cotty said,
It makes composing and capturing images a real pleasure -
not that it wasn't before, but it's somehow a more 'complete' experience.
Do you have to lay back and smoke a cigarette after you finish using it?
Len (G,D, RFC)
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It makes composing and capturing images a real pleasure -
not that it wasn't before, but it's somehow a more 'complete' experience.
Do you have to lay back and smoke a cigarette after you finish using it?
Len (G,D, RFC)
Nope. Only do that with my extra special inflatable LX.
8-)
Cotty
Do you have to lay back and smoke a cigarette after you
finish using it?
Len (G,D, RFC)
I don't know about cotty but I do after each and every shot!
Christian Skofteland
Trouble is - with the drive attached, it's all over in a few seconds...
Ouch.
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I don't know about cotty but I do after each and every shot!
Christian Skofteland
Trouble is - with the drive attached, it's all over in a few
seconds...
Ouch.
I'm much slower I don't have the drive
Are you SURE you want to be known for not having the drive
I'm much slower I don't have the drive
Christian Skofteland
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you know, after I posted that I saw the second meaning and just about died!
Christian Skofteland
Are you SURE you want to be known for not having the drive
I'm much slower I don't have the drive
you know, after I posted that I saw the second meaning and just about died!
Cotty said,
Trouble is - with the drive attached, it's all over
in a few seconds...
Ouch.
I hate it when that happens. :-)
Len
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At 01:58 13.9.2001 -0700, Jody wrote:
I got my very first LX today. It is so wonderfully
gorgeous. I fall more in love with it every moment (I
really need to get out more, don't I). It is lovely to
hold, and wind on. The shutter makes a glorious clunk.
It reminds me of my beloved Spottie, only
Jody [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This seems to be off-topic at the moment. I am not
trying to be insensitive, but I had to share. I waited
a whole 13 hours.
I got my very first LX today. It is so wonderfully
gorgeous. I fall more in love with it every moment (I
really need to get out more,
At 02:51 13.9.2001 -0700, Gianfranco wrote:
5. The grip can be easily removed by unscrewing the big screw on
the bottom. The lugs are really strong but I never test them...
I do not remember how to remove the lugs. I should have the
instructions somewhere, though.
Yes, you're right about this! I
What? A Pentax-discuss message about a (gasp) PENTAX?!? :) Congratulations.
I envy you.
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Subject: On a completely different tack - My first LX.
This seems
Jody [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I got my very first LX today.
Congratulations! You now own the best 35mm SLR in the world! :-)
1. I remember some talk about the tri-function lever on the
front. MLU which I managed, and what else? I seem to remember
something about a self-timer, but can't
I wrote:
[Keeping the mirror up] is how the LX tells you you've got the lens
set to a mode the body does not support. :-)
Actually, of course, it's as has been described by a couple of others
already: you observed the very long exposure that you'll get on
automatic when there's no film (and
Jody;
Congratulations! I got my LX a few months ago and still gaze at it lovingly
(My wife thinks I'm nuts but what would she know she's an Aussie!).
To answer your questions:
1. The multi-function lever performs three functions: mirror lockup when the
button is depressed and the lever is
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