chelsie_roy

If you're really into pinhole, there's a show in NYC collecting entries right now called It's Krap, I believe, and it's for photos taken with pinholes, Holgas, plastic lenses, etc. I've worked with pinhole before, I made two different ones out of tins, and they do have some beautiful results. I'd recommend playing with them. I have seen some really beautiful pinhole Hasselblad photos.

And I have an actual printed copy of that manual, so thank you for that, but it also says to press down the button and there is absolutely no button on the aperture wheel.

Except as I stated previously, there is no knob in the center of the two wheels. When I turn the aperture dial, a little arrow in the center of the shutter speed dial rotates around to different numbers, and the shutter speed dial doesn't want to seem to move. This is what makes me assume the two are coupled. I've read somewhere that before the models with the button in the center of the aperture dial there was a model that had no button, and I'm guessing that's what mine is..

I have what appears to be a MX-EVS from my research. It comes with a Heidosmat

viewing lens and a Zeiss taking lens. I can't change the shutter speed

independently of the f.stop, so my question is can these ever be uncoupled? I

wouldn't have purchased it (even though it's in beautiful condition) had I

realized it lacked the button to release coupling, but if there's a way to

uncouple them I'll get on that immediately.

 

Any help? Or maybe if the camera isn't an MX-EVS then I could get some

suggestions on what it truly is? the serial number is a 143XXXX. Thanks in advance.