On 9/14/05, Powell Hargrave [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Oh SH**! Now you warn me frank..
If I scrape the pig off will it stop?
No. If you do that, you'll just piss it off, and you don't want to do
that! g
cheers,
frank
--
Sharpness is a bourgeois concept. -Henri Cartier-Bresson
I got a great deal on an SF7 with f35-70mm lens and case. All in LN condition.
It seems there is no way to set film speed with non DX coded film. ISO
goes to 100 if the film cassette is not coded. Guess I can use the clunky
manual mode and over expose my reloaded ISO 400 cassettes by two
I used to be able to buy stickers with the DX codes on them from
Porters. That might work for you. Sounds like you are loading your
own film. I believe you can also buy DX coded cannisters for loading
yourself.
As far as the squealing, you might take the lens off the camera and
manually focus
On 9/14/05, Powell Hargrave [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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One other thing. The auto focus works well but it does ocassionaly emit a
bit of a squealing sound. Is this normal? Or ??
Perhaps you got one of the rare Deliverance Special Edition models.
Look for a little embossed pig on the prism
, September 14, 2005 3:46 PM
Subject: SF7 and non DX coded film
It seems there is no way to set film speed with non DX coded film. ISO
goes to 100 if the film cassette is not coded. Guess I can use the clunky
manual mode and over expose my reloaded ISO 400 cassettes by two stops.
Hoping there is some
One other thing. The auto focus works well but it does ocassionaly emit a
bit of a squealing sound. Is this normal? Or ??
Perhaps you got one of the rare Deliverance Special Edition models.
Look for a little embossed pig on the prism housing...
-frank
Oh SH**! Now you warn me
Porter's still has them in their web cataloghere
http://www.porters.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?
-P
Bruce Dayton wrote:
I used to be able to buy stickers with the DX codes on them from
Porters. That might work for you. Sounds like you are loading your
own film. I believe you can
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