david_dorcich1

<p>oops was thinking of the etr</p>

<p>Its hard to take a picture in portrait orientation with the waist level finder, so most people preferred to use a prism finder, most were probably sold with a prism finder over a waist level finder making them scarcer.</p>

<p>Still have yet to see an image that shows the problem, i have search quite a bit and i cant find a posted image that shows a problem due to film flatness.</p>

<p>Freestyle still shows it in stock.</p>

<p>It sounds like to me that the lens was set to "M" release when you shot the 4 rolls.</p>

<blockquote>I'm pure digital capture and inkjet prints. Will I get my money's worth if I'm just a digital photographer, or are my funds better spent elsewhere?</blockquote>

<p>The book does cover hybrid processes for black and white, but its main focus is on film and darkroom processes for making, toning, and displaying images. It is a great book with a lot of information in it but it is more aimed at film processes.</p>

<p>For a shoulder bag i have a Tenba P676. Works great for my RB 67 kit. Not super great for long hikes though.<br>

Holds Rb body, 3 lenses, 3 backs and misc. gear.</p>

<p>www.apug.org</p>

<p>I really think you are underestimating the affect of internet sales orders. I really doubt that most people who still shoot film give up when they cant find a particular product locally.</p>

<p>Little confused, i use a RB67 and i can get all ten frames on a sheet of 8x10, 2 strips of 3, two of 2 frames.</p>

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<p>Looks to me like the Adams' family speaks from two sides of their mouth--</p>

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<p>How so, they control the copyright of Ansel Adams, they can give permissions for calenders and still stop someone from using they Ansel Adams name. I see no conflict with this.</p>

<p>Looks unfixed, light exposed film would be black after development.</p>

<p>I'm starting to play around with some strobes and looking to get a pc male to pc male sync cable, was a little confused on cables with screw locks. Can these be used with pc terminals that are not threaded, or can the crew lock only fit into a terminal that is threaded for the lock.<br /> <br /> Thanks.</p>

<p>Dante's view would be better in the morning, you are looking west over the valley, at night you would be looking at a sun set. Same deal for zabriskie point. Personally i didn't find Scott's castle all that interesting. The salt flats near bad water are intersting, worth walking around for a few hours. I strongly recommend going out onto the dunes after sunset, 1-2 am if the sky is clear. Past 2 years i have spent the last week of Dec. in the valley, its a lot of fun.</p>

<p>The L-358 gives you all the combination for shutter speed and f-stop for what you meter off you. You just turn the dial on it after taking the meter reading to get the combination that you want.</p>

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<p>Make sure the aperture ring on your lens is locked at f/22 ? or "auto" I believe this is culprit.</p>

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<p>That would display "Fee" as the error code.</p>

<p>Use a hood.</p>

<p>I like the assumption that because it is made out of metal, then it is a good design and cannot break.</p>

<p>"fEE" is the error code for lens aperture ring not set to minimum aperture. "Err" is the code for a camera malfunction. Its in the user manual page 193.</p>

<p>You have to cock one lever on the right side of the body to reset the mirror and shutter, and a separate lever on the film back to advance the film to the next frame.</p>

<p>http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&ct=res&cd=1&ved=0CAcQFjAA&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.mamiya.com%2Fassets%2Fpdfs%2F6x7%2FRB67_Pro_SD_v7.PDF&ei=2HH4Ssb0MoXWsgP3yMDwCQ&usg=AFQjCNEC5DDd5oMwXainIet0ZOt4-rViOw&sig2=jW8bzTr8gVeSEuzLvkQz6w</p>

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<p>I wouldn't know how to check it, short of shooting a test shot. I can't see why you wouldn't get 100% view, unless they designed it wrong.</p>

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<p>The RB 67 and RZ 67 have 95% of the field of view in the view finder according to Mamiya.</p>

<p>You can also push the shutter cocking lever on the body to close the shutter when it is set to "t"</p>

<p>You need a high clearence vehicle to get to the race track, Eureka dunes is off of a gravel road that doesn't require any serious 4 wheeling. Even still it takes a day to get to and from the race track.</p>

<p>12 for 120, 24 for 220.</p>

<p>"this means <strong>not interrupting </strong> the moment in order to record it"<br>

"larger louder cameras are okay once the subject has adapted to ignore the camera or when <strong>documenting reactions</strong> to the presence of the camera."</p>

<p>Your "philosophy" has a conflict.</p>