getmoresoon
Experimenting with light
I'm so dissapointed.
Suggestions on why it might be so? I've read the POD is a potential cause of exposure grief. I'll have to crack the top off it again to take a look.
On a high note tho, my Konica C35 Automatic appears to be working perfectly! Wonderful crisp shots from it.... I hope to have a few scans to show soon!
Regards,
Getmoresoon
Suggestions on why it might be so? I've read the POD is a potential cause of exposure grief. I'll have to crack the top off it again to take a look.
On a high note tho, my Konica C35 Automatic appears to be working perfectly! Wonderful crisp shots from it.... I hope to have a few scans to show soon!
Regards,
Getmoresoon
colyn
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getmoresoon said:
The first time I used a Yashica Electro 35 I thought the meter was bad but descovered that I was partly obstructing the meter cell window with a hood that was too large in diameter as well as my finger.
colyn
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One other thing you might check is to set the asa dial to its lowest setting and check that it is properly aligned. Next turn it to its highest setting and check for alignment.
If it doesn't properly align then the dial has slipped (this can throw off your asa setting by several stops) and will need to be set and the center screw tightened.
If it doesn't properly align then the dial has slipped (this can throw off your asa setting by several stops) and will need to be set and the center screw tightened.
getmoresoon
Experimenting with light
ASA Dial is ok (just checked). Not using a hood, so can rule that one out. I'm hoping it's NOT my finger blocking the sensor... that'd just be embarasing 