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I don't know if I have posted this link before but I find this text very helpful with the 1.35V issue.

www.buhla.de - Mercury-Oxyde Battery Problem

https://www.buhla.de/Foto/batt-adapt-US.pdf

versuch dein Glück dann mal hier Kameras – ARLÜWA CZENS

Herbert Geissler GmbH

Lichtensteinstraße 75

72770 Reutlingen

Telefon 07072 9297-0

Fax 07072 2069

 

Reparatur Canon - Geissler Service - Startseite - Geissler Service

Detail Information on the Viewfinder of New Canon F-1

The reading of the aperture ring only works with new FD lenses (second illustration from top), not with the SSC lenses and for me this is a reason ...

If it is the Canon F-1N (1982 Model) i would choose the FDn version. Only with the new FD lenses you can see the selected aperture in the finder, it doesnt work with the SSC lenses.

2,8/35mm SSC, are you sure of it. It even does not exist in the Canon Camera Museum View by series - Canon Camera Museum

is it possible to post a picture of the rare FD 2,8/35mm SSC. I know a TS 2,8/35mm SSC (tilt and shift) and a FDn 2,8/35mm (has SSC coating) but I have never seen a FD 2,8/35mm breech lock with SSC engraving. The standard breech lock 35mm was a 3,5 SSC.

2000 ASA for the first model of the F-1 is correct,as it is mentioned in the Canon F-1 manual. You can go 1 step higher than 1600 (there is a little green dot below 1600) and that is 2000, just checked it with my F-1.

You will find a lot of Canon FD stuff here: The Canon FD Documentation Project - Main Menu

Direct link to the Canon A-1 brochure:

http://web.archive.org/web/20070415065324/www.canonfd.com/a1brochure/a1brochure.pdf

 

I hope this is what you are looking for.

no Tim, I think there is no actual film available that is 100% like APX because there a no more masterrolls available.

Here is a link to a comparison http://www.apug.org/forums/forum37/122844-silvermax-v-apx-100-whats-difference-if-any.html

You may search for Silvermax or an APX substitute on the net, it is a little difficult for me to explain it because english it not my native language ...

If you like the old APX so much you should give the ADOX Silvermax a try.

@Tim "APX 100 new emulsion" is made in the UK by Harman/Ilford. It is a variant of Kentmere 100 but is is not 100% equal, its a little bit different.

<p>Hi Dirk,<br>

just found the old email, it was in january 2006, how time flies!</p>

@Dirk is it the lens I sold to you years ago via ebay?

no, its not up, but you can try this http://web.archive.org/web/20090204172942/http://canonfd.com/choose.htm

<p>have a look at the manual, it seems to me that the film is not loaded correct in the take up spool.</p>

<p>try this link http://www.lummukka.com/canonfd35.html</p>

<p>there is a little compendium, look at this page<br>

http://www.lummukka.com/canonfd35.html</p>

 

<p>ist should be the BW-<strong>55</strong>B, some more infos here http://web.mit.edu/dennis/www/canon/fd-lens-info.html</p>

<p>there is a german instruction with some pictures here http://www.aldo-net.com/Canon/ , maybe it will help a little. I never tried this and would suggest a professional CLA to.</p>

<p>In a German Book I found that there was an Remote Control 60MF for the Winder F available, also a 10m Extension Cord. As far as I know the LC-1 uses a 2,5mm plug, so maybe you can build your own Remote Control. This worked on all my A-1 and AE-1 series stuff, it is the same plug as on the LC-1. Also Canon had a Remote Switch 3 for the A Series with a 10m Cord.</p>

<p>have you tried this link<br>

http://web.archive.org/web/20071029091648/www.canonfd.com/choose.htm</p>

<p>did you try this link?<br>

http://www.butkus.org/chinon/canon.htm</p>

<p>maybe its for the Canon EX EE Series<br>

http://www.canon.com/camera-museum/camera/film/data/1966-1975/1969_exee.html?lang=us&categ=srs&page=other</p>

<p>Hi Dirk,<br>

I think you bought my one, I sold it in 2006, one of my greatest mistakes ...</p>