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This is the actual link: <br>

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Here is mine !<br><bR>

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A pond in Kyoto, Japan. Yes, I threw a coin. Still waiting for the

wish to come true ! <br><br>

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I�ve finally taken the Leica IIIf and its summitar 50mm f/2 out of the

closet this week-end and shot a roll of Neopan. The fingerprint of

this lens is pretty amazing. It takes you back 30 years back in time.

There is something about it that I can�t describe. It feel just right

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Hi there,

What is the difference between these 2 films ? Which one is best ?

They're pretty cheap ...

Thanks !

Fred

Ok, my rangefinder problem is solved !! Lubricated everything and adjusted the rangefinder. Great.

Now some other problem ... I want to lubricate the focus mechanism, following thse instruction: http://homepages.ihug.co.nz/%7ESraw...smechanism.html

First, I don't know how to remove the rear element. Second I don't know what notch is is talking about, even with the pictures ... I know, I'm hopeless .. :-)

Could someone help ?? How to I remove the rear element ? Does it unscrew ? Should I turn it with something ?

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Fred

Hi there,

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he's talking about unscrewing the pin-head screw in the middle of the lever ... I don't see any screw ... :-( Couldsomeone help ? Thanks !<br>

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Hi there,

I'm having some problem with the focusing mechanism of my Retina IIa.

The lens move back and forth when I focus but when I look in the

viewfinder, I don't have the double image anymore. It uses to work

fine 1 week ago ... What could be wrong ? It actually focus and I can

scale focus but I can't use the patch help anymore ...

Any clue?

Thanks !

Fred

M-Mount ???? <br>

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Most of my pictures on my photoblog (<b><a href="http://www.400iso.com">400iso.com</a></b>) were taken with a Leica and 50mm frameline. This is the most versatile frameline of all which let you see a lot outside of your frame which is important to understand what's going on and be ready for that perfect shot.

Fred

Hi there,

I have 4 rolls of TMAX 3200 exposed @ 3200 ... Digitaltruth recommend

12 minutes @ 20 C for micrphen stock ... any other recommendation ??

Thanks for your help !

Fred

Hi there,

I've developed a test roll yesterday of Neopan 400 pushed at 3200 and

developed at 20 degres C. for 16 minutes in Microphen. 3 agitation

every 2 minutes ... I'm losing a lot of shadow details. Pictures were

taken in bar during the night ...

What could I do differently to get more shadow details ? Less agitation ?

Thanks !

Fred

Rene, I have no idea :-) <br>

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My little one with her grandmother who happens to be a dentist<br><br>

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