jeffrey_steinberg

Its in the angle you look through. Hold it up to your eye and slowly move it up and down. At a certain angle, the LEDs just "go away". Keep at it and you will find the sweet spot.

I had this on the first day of my M7 and thought it was broken also.

--Jeffrey Steinberg

You have to get either a Mamiya RZ67 strap as it has the same lugs or get a mamiya strap adapter (RZ67) that will allow you to thread a thin strap through it.

You can't attach a standard strap directly to the camera. I have the C330S and an RZ67 and know this from experience. You will love the C330S. Its a great camera. Have a lot of fun with it.

--Jeffrey Steinberg

Mamiya America Corporation is 1/2 hour outside of NYC in Elmsford NYC (well, maybe 1 hour with bad traffic).

You can send the lenses to them; You will pay more but you are getting factory servicing. They did a great job for me. They will only work on black models with new shutters (looked for curved blade tips when you look at the lens+ lenses will have click F stops). If not, they will recommend that you put in a new shutter (if they still have them in stock). their contact info is on the mamiya site.

--Jeffrey Steinberg

I just bought a used 124G and was wondering if mine is ok. After

taking a picture I can wind it about 1/2 way around a clock. It

doesn't seem like it moves the film all that much for a 6x6 image.

After winding, it can wind back to the opposite direction to cock

the shutter. I have looked at on-line manuals but its hard to tell

how far it winds.

If memory servs, it winds to about the 10:00 position if you are

looking at the winding circle straight-on. Is this correct?

It seems much shorter than my C330 throw.