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  1. <p>oh my .... well, it sure was educational entertainment to read all those approaches.....<br> I actually wanted to keep you updated yesterday already but work came in the way.<br> Anyhow. Like after some labor the little one was finally out - I did still try to get it out with that butter/cheese knife approach and eventually I did actually catch some of the wrapping thats around the battery and so, little by little got it out with a messed up wrap - who knew that Interstate batteries makes more then car batteries to my suprise. <br> Phew... no corrsion in the camera, so I took the rest of the wrapping off and just used clear scotch tape to keep it together. Sure enough the battery got stuck in the camera again (I tried other camera with same battery need and yup, was stuck in it too) - so that proofed to me that what I also read somewhere - that non OEM or brand batteries sometimes are a tiny bit, literally a millimeter thicker or so and that makes tight fits. so again, the whole butterknife approach and again, after little while it was out. <br> Ending this story oddly enough - I did the recommendation fo putting tape on the bottom in order to pull it out in future - despite having the same thickness but using that tape strip/handle - it comes out like butter</p> <p>Thank you for all contributors</p>
  2. <p>let me try that... any leads on the cleaning part you mentioned?</p>
  3. <p>Hi EOS peoole, <br> I made a good find on a film EOS on Ebay - described in working condition and from what I can tell sofar it's true. <br> Yet, I have an issue with the battery 2CR5 - the seller included it in the auction and when it arrived in the mail today, included in the camera. <br> The cover for the battery opens without a problem, but the battery won't pop out, moves a tiny little bit when I did slightly shake the camera but still isn't anywhere in a position that I could use fingers, pliers or anything else to grab and pulle it out. <br> Any ideas how to get this battery out of the camera? I found one google hint talking about a butter knife...was able to insert it in the little gab on the flat side of the battery but still won't move it. <br> Eventually the battery will be discharged and needs to be replaced but I don't want to reach this point and be all frustrated when that moment comes and the battery won't budge. </p> <p>Any thoughts?</p>
  4. <p>Thanks Stephen, I appreciate and value your response :)</p>
  5. <p>Hi guys,</p> <p>Any thoughts, experiences and takers for taking film black and white photographs of a model that has pink hair? I'm talking about some deep rich darker pink, not some pastell almost white-ish pink. <br> I have several filters but have yet to shoot a model with that kind of hair color and dont want to mess it up by using a wrong filter and or if I get some leads on work works really well for contrast etc.</p> <p>Thanks for your thoughts :)<br> Markus</p>
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