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  3. Sunlight and shadow on snowy drive in Clear Creek State Park, Pennsylvania

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  7. Snow on wood picnic bench under tree beside pond at Clear Creek State Park, Pennsylvania

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  8. Clarion River on a Summer afternoon, in black and white

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  9. Sunlight on mist over Tom's Run in Cook Forest State Park, Pennsylvania

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    Clarion River Mist (D700)

    Autumn sunlight and mist over the Clarion River in Cook Forest State Park, Pennsylvania

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  12. I had to look up the 'Cd' error; it does show in an illustration on p34 of the manual (link here if yours did not come with one: http://cdn-10.nikon-cdn.com/pdf/manuals/dslr/D1H_en.pdf). That page says that 'Cd' means that there are 0 images remaining on the card. So, as @hapien said, it's like the camera thinks the card is too small. If you've freshly formatted the card, you should have space. I've had 2 D1h cameras, and had no trouble with 2gb card (SanDisk Extreme III). You might try a factory reset on the camera (something I saw suggested in blogs). According to Nikon (https://www.nikonimgsupport.com/ni/NI_article?articleNo=000003758&configured=1&lang=en_US) the 'two-button' combination for the D1 series is Func + Thumbnail (the black-and-white-grid button). I'm also with @glen_h in thinking a contact is not working. If a pin is not bent in the camera that works/worked (something to check in the other if it even turns on), then maybe they are dirty? (I'm assuming its not the card contacts since they work in other cameras.)
  13. <p>@<a href="/photodb/user?user_id=6484196">john trippier</a>:<br /> This link at KEH (<a href="https://www.keh.com/292419/mamiya-645-power-drive-n-super">https://www.keh.com/292419/mamiya-645-power-drive-n-super</a>) has a description which indicates that this power drive for the Super may indeed have a cable release socket. However, it is clearly not in the same place as the WG401 (in the center of the shutter button). Since there is only one picture, it may be on a hidden surface.<br /><br />However, after looking around some more, I cannot find independent visual or descriptive confirmation.</p>
  14. <p>I know this is an old post, but since no one responded to the last question, and since I was looking it up anyway, I thought I'd share my findings.<br /><br /> The LG401 (which includes the RA401) was designed for the Pro. To use LG401 with a Pro TL, you will need to use a RA402 instead of the RA401.<br /><a href="http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/34707-REG/Mamiya_211_428_Terminal_Adapter_RA401_for.html">http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/34707-REG/Mamiya_211_428_Terminal_Adapter_RA401_for.html</a><br /><br /> The LG402 (which includes the RA402) was designed for the Pro TL. To use LG402 with a Pro, you may use the LG402 (backward compatible.)<br /><a href="http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/139791-REG/Mamiya_211_112_Left_Hand_Grip_GL402.html">http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/139791-REG/Mamiya_211_112_Left_Hand_Grip_GL402.html</a><br> The Notes of the product descriptions at the links above provided the needed clues.</p>
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