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  1. Zootman
    <p>4</p><div></div>
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    <p>3</p><div></div>
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    <p> 1</p><div></div>
  5. Zootman
    <p>another shot of the camera</p><div></div>
  6. Zootman
    <p>Thanks to the generosity of Matthew Currie on this forum I have a newly acquired Yashica Minister D ( http://www.photo.net/classic-cameras-forum/00dzpp ). I replaced the light seals, re-glued the frome line in the view finder, and then loaded it with some Tmax 100 that expired in 1992. Took it to a local car cruise-in and thought I would post the results. My scanning skills still leave much to be desired.</p><div></div>
  7. Zootman
    <p>Matthew, I received the Yashica Minister-D and am excited about using it. I hope to replace the light seals in the next few days and try it out. Thank you again for your generosity!</p>
  8. Zootman
    <p>If you are looking for the Kodak BW that is a c-41 film (BW400cn) I don't think it is still being made. There are, however, as mentioned above still a number of traditional black and white films available.</p>
  9. Zootman
    <p>You shouldn't have to fire the shutter at all to get it to 1. Just keep winding it. The shutter won't fire until you reach the 1.<br> -Nord</p>
  10. Zootman
    If you want totally manual the F2-sb has a built-in illuminator which does very well. The down side is that they can be hard to find.
  11. Zootman
    <p>One more</p> <div></div>
  12. Zootman
    <p>Here is another. These are just scans on a flatbed of prints</p><div></div>
  13. Zootman
    <p>Cleaned up an old Kodak Tourist and ran a roll of Neopan 400 through it last week.</p><div></div>
  14. Zootman
    <p>I have to agree with the Nikon F3.</p>
  15. Zootman
    <p>Hi Annie.<br> You need to turn the crank forward until it stops (like you have done) then turn it back a half turn to put it into the hole provided. That should cock the shutter and allow you to take a picture.</p>
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