jedrum
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I recently purchased a Ricohflex Dia L and noticed the f/stops are reverse of the manual and all other Ricohflex Dia L’s I have seen for sale. My f/22 is on the left and the manual and other are on the right. Anyone ever seen this before? Does anyone know why? Thank you, Eric
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The manual I received with the camera is in Japanese at it has f/22 on right.
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His is a Ricoh Discord. Mine is the Ricohflex Dia L. The owners manual is reverse of mine. The manual on shows f/22 on the right. Mine is on the left.
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The other thing I see on my Ricohflex is the aperture settings are reversed. f/22 is on the left looking as you would to shoot. f/3.5 is to the right. Has anyone else seen this? Thank you.
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Thanks for your info on Ciro-flex's made after 1948 having the addition of the Fresnel plate below the groundglass. Once I saw this I realized the wet stop I saw was due to the cleaning agent getting between the layers.
I removed the plates and was able to do a better job of cleaning and than dried them, reassembled them and now have nice clean view.
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I just purchased a Ciro-flex (E) and when looking through the viewing hood I saw that it was dirty. I removed the hood and cleaned the mirror with no problem, but when I cleaned the the focusing screen it now looks like it has a wet area in it? I can still see through it but why does it looks wet. Do I need a new focusing screen, and if what size it?????? Eric
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I just purchased a Ciro-flex (E) and when looking through the viewing hood I saw that it was dirty. I removed the hood and cleaned the mirror with no problem, but when I went to clean the the focusing screen it now looks like it had a wet area in it? I can still see though it but I know why it looks wet. Do I need a new focusing screen, and if what size it?????? Eric
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Some of my aperture setting labels are missing. Is there a company that can replace them?
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What Bayonet 1 shade hoods and filter fit a Ricohflex Dia L.
