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Did someone know, minolta dimage scan multi film holder can be fitted on minolta dimage scan multi Pro? Are the film holders compatible?

<p>Did someone try the serial of Minolta Multi Pro on Dimage software working with Minolta Scan Multi scanner?<br />Based on that, when serial of Minolta Scan Multi II is putted on Minolta Scan Multi, unlock the Scan Multi II functions.</p>

<p>Did someone try the serial of Multi Pro on Dimage software working with Scan Multi scanner?</p>

<p>I have Scan Multi with Scan Multi II serial, so i can scan with 2820 dpi..<br>

Today i find that the colors with Vuescan are more accurate than the minolta software.<br>

The problem is that i can't scan with Vuescan at 2820(6x4,5) only at 1128!<br>

Is there a way to lie Vuescan, that the scanner is Scan Multi II? Or some way to scan at 6x4,5?<br>

Thanks</p>

<p>Hello to All,<br>

The sevice guy didn't establish the problem. So i picked the camera to my friend who has technical education.<br>

He notice that component Mitsubishi m62251 didn't respond and change it, still no result..<br>

So he ask you:<br>

As you can see by the picture, the camera is fed power through a 10-pin<br />ribbon cable soldered to the power board - PWRBRD. At pin "h" (v_batt,<br />voltage of the battery pack) of the connector, the voltage across the<br />battery can be measured. This voltage is not influenced by the camera's<br />state (switched on/off). Other pins always shows 0 volts.I suspect the issue concerns the power board,<br />although I haven't yet found a prove for my assumption.<br />I detached the ribbon cable from the PWRBRD in order to analyze it. Can<br />you provide me with some information about the signals' description (and<br />location at the ribbon cable), signal sequences required to conduct a<br />functionality test.<br>

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<p>Today i brought the camera to the service, lets see what will be the decision.</p>

<p>The camera won't turn on in every situation! With and without lens, film back...</p>

<p>The camera was stored with the film back..<br /> I don't know where is the shutter, isn't it in the film back?<br /> It is not possible to be stored on Long shot function, because the metal plate on film back was there(in that case the shooting is impossible).<br /> I start to think that the problem is with some of the e-proms:(<br>

Here is how looks the camera:</p><div></div>

<p>The mirror is up, overall empty chamber. The battery pack is ok, i measured the voltage and it is 9v - as it has to be. I noticed that in battery chamber, when are Plus and Minus, on place of minus apeаrs a spring, on plus - there is not. Is that normal? </p>

<p>I tried with 3 different sets...<br>

Is there a internal battery, which may be dead? </p>

<p>Hello,<br />today i pulled my camera Mamiya 645AF and realize that it was turned ON for a 3 weeks, and now doesn't turn on. I replaced the batteries and it still won't turn on. Any ideas to what is going on?</p>

<p>Hello to All!<br />I'm considering to buy one of the Rollei 6000 series, and wonder...<br />Which of the models has 1/1000 speed?<br />I read that all of the 6000 series has Speed priority(S) metering, the more important to me is Aperature priority(A). Is there such a metering?<br />Thanks! </p>