paul_ehat

I actually tend to eat out more than I thought. I am also good about making sure that I have my camera when I do eat out.

They are about as NON DIGITAL as they can be in order to be online, if that makes any sense.

I can't tell you how excited I am about the work I just posted.

Please take a look if you have a second.

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thanks for all of your help.

what i have gotten from this is that i should try a roll of film in the back (something i havnt tried yet, everything else suggested i have except for the internal battery replacement).

i think i am still going to send it to KEH at the end of the week though because i am inside of the trial period and i want bugs worked out BEFORE that time runs out. hopefully a roll fixes the problem for today so i can shoot a little before sending it out.

thanks again.

My Pentax 645N is displaying a message on the eyepiece screen that is not

anywhere in the instruction manual.

In place of where shutter speed and aperature should be is the display: "1000

F --"

While displaying this, it will not auto focus nor will it adjust settings for

light changes. I have tried the obvious solutions (changing to AF from MF,

auto shutter speed and aperature priority, etc...)

I have tried every setting, shutter speed and aperature as well as fresh

batteries and nothing has changed the problem.

Has this happened to anyone else? Any ideas? I am going to send it back to KEH

to be fixed at the end of the week, I was just hoping for some advice for now.

Thanks, Paul

My Pentax 645N is displaying a message on the eyepiece screen that is not

anywhere in the instruction manual.

In place of where shutter speed and aperature should be is the display: "1000

F --"

While displaying this, it will not auto focus nor will it adjust settings for

light changes. I have tried the obvious solutions (changing to AF from MF,

auto shutter speed and aperature priority, etc...)

I have tried every setting, shutter speed and aperature as well as fresh

batteries and nothing has changed the problem.

Has this happened to anyone else? Any ideas? I am going to send it back to KEH

to be fixed at the end of the week, I was just hoping for some advice for now.

Thanks, Paul

Can people suggest to me a camera that is...

<br>

<br>

- medium format<br>

- fully manual<br>

- has an internal light meter<br>

- IS NOT a box camera<br>

- has dimensions that are rectangular rather than 6x6<br>

- is relatively easy to come by<br>

- has option of changeable lenses<br>

<br>

<br>

i do not know if such a dream camera exists.<br>

thanks for the help. <br>

i want to develop neopan 1600 so that it has lots of noticible grain.

im thinking it would be best to devo with dektol (ideal) or rodinal

(second best) but i cant find any reliable times and ratios to use.

"the massive development chart" has nothing for dektol and says 1:50

for rodinal...any ideas?

ive never done this and want to try it to increase grain in already

exposed film. who can help me or point me in the direction of reliable

help...?

i have already shot 2 rolls of 120, 400 asa tri-x. i want to have

large amounts of grain but am unsure how to do this. any advice? is

this possible when developing with fg7?

i have to develop ilford fp 4 plus 120 film in FG-7 and don't know

what time table i should follow for normal development, any help?