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On 10/8/2019 at 10:15 AM, Jochen_S said:

@jo-dad: I have an M3 & 4-P

I honestly won't try to shoot 28mm on M4-P or 9; I get the feeling I'd need to scan the four corners of the VF. Looking for the M3's VF borders does exactly the same to me; i.e. I don't see them all at once. Maybe somebody else is less worried about slamming the VF rear glass on their contact lens or eye and comfortable; I am not.

Suggestion: Put empty M3 with rear flap open and makeshift groundglass in the film window on a tripod in front of a bookshelf. check if the VF frame matches your 35mm and how comforatable you are, getting your eye there.

What works for landscapes might not exactly work well for street or other kinds of action photography.

Everybody is different.

90mm wireframe finders for 4x5" are on my "No way!" list too.

Hi what would you recommend then for a 28mm lens ?

On 3/25/2007 at 9:03 PM, User_1577653 said:

Bill - email sent.

 

If anyone else is interested, I finally got around to putting together some information on how I clean out dust from my FS4000. It is just a Word document with some pics (sorry, I don't know much about putting web pages together yet), but I figure it might be useful to some of you who are still using and enjoying this scanner (like me!). Just send me an email.

 

Jeff

Hello Jeff

Do you still have that document on how to clean out dust from the FS4000?

Cheers - Thomas