William Robb [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Apparently, the shutter button is connected to the control circuitry
by a flexible printed circuit board that goes over the prism. The
board has a tendency to crack at the bends. The cure is to run
ribbon cable in place of the board.
I believe that
Thanks William and Chris. Now I can safely stay with my Pentaxes.
I'll still try an FG, if say, I find one with 50mm lens for $50 or so, which
is not unlikely given the few bargains I've been finding lately.
But you're right Chris, the Nikon FG-20 seems like a Program Plus more or
less, and if
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From: Juan J. Buhler [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, December 09, 2001 9:58 PM
Subject: Re: Tempted by the dark side--help!
Thanks William and Chris. Now I can safely stay with my Pentaxes.
I'll still try an FG, if say, I find one with 50mm
This afternoon, of all places, I went to the San Jose flea market, a nice
place to shoot people in my area.
Some people were selling cameras. I saw two dusty ME and ME-Super, a $50
nicely brassed black Spotmatic, and a Nikon FG-20. I picked up the Nikon, and
kind of liked the compact size and
On Sat, 8 Dec 2001, Juan J. Buhler wrote:
Now I'm tempted to pick a Nikon FG or FG-20 with a 50mm lens to see
how it feels.
Please, someone say something bad about these cameras so I can keep
spending my money on Pentaxes!
Tempted towards the Dark Side by an FG and FG-20??? Say it ain't
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