Mattikk
Well-known
Today I bought another Petri 7s as a backup for the other and also to give for a friend to use. I noticed there are some minor differences between these two cameras.
Does anyone know what this is X - M option is for? http://bp1.blogger.com/_GOCgdNgvIEE/SJcwpHX8f5I/AAAAAAAAA50/ezJiFf2pF5g/s1600-h/_DSC5464.jpg
Does anyone know what this is X - M option is for? http://bp1.blogger.com/_GOCgdNgvIEE/SJcwpHX8f5I/AAAAAAAAA50/ezJiFf2pF5g/s1600-h/_DSC5464.jpg
januaryman
"Flim? You want flim?"
Different flash syncs?
Yup - looked at the manual -- see here http://mikebutkus.com/chinon/petri/petri_7s/petri_7s.htm
Yup - looked at the manual -- see here http://mikebutkus.com/chinon/petri/petri_7s/petri_7s.htm
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Steve Bellayr
Veteran
I think one is for electronic & the other flash bulb.
btgc
Veteran
in a word, keep it simply at X (syncro for electronic flash)...or at M position, if sir is gourmet and is using older flash bulbs 
What is different on another 7s ?
What is different on another 7s ?
Mattikk
Well-known
Thanks for the quick answers, I can always trust you guys here! I can't believe how I missed this from the manual, even though I did read it through.
The other one looks like this: http://bp1.blogger.com/_GOCgdNgvIEE/SJcwpPaQSXI/AAAAAAAAA58/iXkuJ20uCP4/s1600-h/_DSC5467.jpg
The other one looks like this: http://bp1.blogger.com/_GOCgdNgvIEE/SJcwpPaQSXI/AAAAAAAAA58/iXkuJ20uCP4/s1600-h/_DSC5467.jpg
btgc
Veteran
So first one has white plastic window on front - to illuminate meter reading inside VF ?
Mattikk
Well-known
Nope, it's also green, but it must have gone due to post processing. Sorry about that.So first one has white plastic window on front - to illuminate meter reading inside VF ?
jmc523
Newbie
I recently acquired 2 Petri 7s's and noticed a few differences. Both are 1.8 lenses. I was hoping to find out why one camera is different from the typical Green-O-Matic ones I see...
- grey/white window vs typical green (possibly glass changed out)
- red viewfinder meter vs black
- smooth cold shoe vs grooved
- one has no ASA 400 setting
- Petri logo imprint next to viewfinder (front right) vs none
- timer lever with teeth vs round red lever
Photo: http://www.flickr.com/photos/8005762@N04/6334702287/
- grey/white window vs typical green (possibly glass changed out)
- red viewfinder meter vs black
- smooth cold shoe vs grooved
- one has no ASA 400 setting
- Petri logo imprint next to viewfinder (front right) vs none
- timer lever with teeth vs round red lever
Photo: http://www.flickr.com/photos/8005762@N04/6334702287/
farlymac
PF McFarland
Some manufacturers would introduce improvements (or cost cutting changes) during a run of cameras, without changing model numbers. Your first camera may have been made in a different year than the second one.
PF
PF
jmc523
Newbie
Is there any way to to which year a specific camera was produced?
Besides the lens serial number, I don't see any other markings.
Serial #'s: 729794 (white), 803462 (green)
Besides the lens serial number, I don't see any other markings.
Serial #'s: 729794 (white), 803462 (green)
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