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Well after the 250mm lens , that does almost look manageable :D ! Thanks for the pic , I too enjoy the speed grip for pretty much everything I do with this camera . Peter
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Nikkor-H 5cm f3.5 lens won't fit my Bronica S2. Why?
peter_fowler replied to httpwww.photo.netaj_ch's topic in Medium Format
Any luck with getting it working ? Peter -
How about a picture of that lens on your Bronica Etrs ? Peter
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Contact info for above is "marvelousmr@hotmail.com" . Will also mention it has a later double latch film back. The focus screen does not have a split center focusing aid . It was just film tested at different apertures and shutter speeds and all exposures were fine . Thanks for looking , Peter
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Out testing my Etrsi with PE 50mm lens and last roll of Tri-X 400 in North Van . Peter
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Nikkor-H 5cm f3.5 lens won't fit my Bronica S2. Why?
peter_fowler replied to httpwww.photo.netaj_ch's topic in Medium Format
Do you have access to any of the other lens to verify that's the problem ? Peter -
Someday I'll actually get the text included with the pic . This was taken a few days ago on the Sea To Sky Hwy north of Vancouver . Had my Pentacon 6 TL loaded with Tri-X and my MIR 45 lens . Rather cold winter this year and lots of photo ops if you dress correctly . What that means , is I was wearing my new Xmas gift battery heated vest :) . Peter
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"Allan" that road has got to be on my motorcycling bucket list , and at 70 , I better make it soon :) ! Peter
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I believe the European conflict ( 2nd WW) was not simply an "American" involvement . Hence my mention of Japan . Just kinda clarifying my earlier remark .
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How many places has American military presence and involvement proven to have had a lasting positive effect ? Possibly Japan ? Peter
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Still love those old hot rod pics ! Peter
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^^^ Loved those pics 'Ricochetrider' ! Peter
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As they say 'be careful what you wish for' they were gutless even 1/2 century ago :) . Peter I've worked on the 45's and 80's , the former hopeless and the latter , well , they could keep up with traffic !
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^^ Geez , and I thought I suffered from GAS :) ! Peter
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Now that should be a task ! Getting the mirror mechanisms to jive sounds a bit past an idle hobby tinkerer . And at the price of Mamiya 7's , . Peter
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^ Now that's one spectacular photo :) ! Polarizer ? Peter
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Any pictures to give us an idea of what to maybe suggest ,( in case it's similar to other models ). Peter
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I had an L-208 for years , dropped in the ocean ( they don't call me Klutz , for nothing ) and promptly ordered another to replace it . If there was an exposure problem , it was me screwing up the film speed setting or twisting the dials on the camera backwards :) . Why look any further , it's even cheaper when on sale and you've spent little if not satisfied ! Peter
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Hoe timely , we have a couple of apple trees in our front yard and they have suffered from the same bug holes in them ! They even appear to be the same type . Peter
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^ I don't think you're going to see any tears shed here concerning it's "ALL MANUAL" :) . Peter
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Quite the story behind that bike ! Thanks for the link . Peter
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If it is a featherbed frame it's been much modified . The featherbed was a swingarm frame and this looks to be a hardtail ! But crazier things have been done to bikes over the years . (I had put a 1974 XLCH Sportster motor in a featherbed frame) back in my misspent youth :) . Peter
