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Sorry, but I don` think I`m not following you here. Pressing the shutter does nothing here, except when I cocked it (pull the lever down). This way I guess I can take multiple exposures. But the problem is with advancing knob. Let`s say If it worked as it should, I could roll whole film inside the camera without cocking the shutter. Sorry if I sound ignorant, but I am just asking. I think you may be referring to the TLR with the crank lever. I`ve tried to test with open back, after advancing knob gets stuck, the film spool still advance after I press and hold the button inside the advancing knob, and then I can hear and feel when it stop right on the next frame. -
By ShunCheung · Posted
The actual reference guide is an on-line PDF with 948 pages. I suppose just learn enough to get started. For CFexpress, perhaps get a 128G/165G ProGrade or Delkin to get started. For still capture, 128G is sufficient, but once you record high-quality video, we are talking about 1TB cards or above. There is a lot of discussion on suitable cards. -
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