Camera and Coffee

On my other cameras I use neck straps, but this one is so small I think a wrist strap is in order. There's a small strap on my CL but it's on the wrong side.
 
Hmmm, well ok,....might I suggest a wrist strap that fits into the tripod hole in the base ?

It has two advantages; it doesn't put all the strain on one old strap lug, and it allows you to dangle the base from your wrist whilst reloading and manipulating the spool, old bolex ones from 8mm cine are nice.

On 'balance' though, I prefer the old, thin-ish, leather neckstrap kept supple and floppy with leather dressing.
 
I'm a little late coming to this party, but I suspect it's nowhere near winding down

for my first submission.. my M3/50 'cron, straight back from DAG.. and my venerable Contax IIa with the lovely 50/1.5 Sonnar

I started the photo shoot with just the M3 and a full cup of coffee.. but I felt a double-espresso was in order
 
Pretty pair there, Brett. Makes me all the more eager to get my Canon back from DAG as well.

William
 
it's similar to the A&A.. it's actually a Joseph Kuosac (sp?) strap.. they show up on eb*y once in a while and usually go for about $50... it's very comfortable and I love the look.. it doesn't adjust at all, though so it always feels a bit loose on my wrist
 
the Canon just went in to DAG, didn't it, william? it took exactly a month for my M3 to be returned (starting when I ok'd the estimate and paid in advance)
 
Brett,

I gave him the go-ahead today and he said the work would only take about a week. Hopefully that will be closer than your month :D (insert chomping at bit sounds here)

William
 
I agree, Joe.. it was rather pricey.. but I figured I'd have it long enough to justify the cost.. hey, I deserve the best, don't I? and so do you, Joe :D

William, maybe Don is clearing off his bench.. or maybe he figures your repairs will be a nice break from CLA'ing Leicas all week.. or maybe he's afraid you'll come looking for it soon!
 
2nd

2nd

Once I've already celebrated the new surroundings by a C&C, but it gone with the intermediate one.
So again let's try.

Cheers,

nemjo

I hoped that it'll be the 2300th. No problem, this is the last before 2300 :)
 
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greyhoundman said:
Maybe add a small spotlight shining on the front.:)
I have to keep a cover on mine. The greys like to taste test the lenses.
If you mean a spotlight IN the cupboard, there is already.
In live it works well, but capturing when on is not so good. Makes lot of reflections and I couldn't find an acceptable angle of view...
 
Camera, Coffee and Comics. After reading the latest Donald comic, i decided to take a photo of them, since RFF was still down :)

Niko
 
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What have I done?!

What have I done?!

Too...much....coffee....combined with hand tools yeilds this! Attempting to replace a bellows on a Fujica GS645. Forgot about getting glue to attach the metal plates from the old bellows to the new bellows. Oh well.....
 
Greg,
Yours is the reason why I sent my 645 to CameraWiz. I love coffee and can not turn a screw without stripping it. Less expensive to have it service right the first time than to pay to repair my damage as well as the original repair too.
 
Hey Richard,

Actually, the GS645 isn't as hard as it looks. The problem here is that I have to get a good cement to attach the metal plates to the front and back of the bellows to install it.

I also finally figured out where the problem in the linkage lies. I'll probably post my experience in a more appropriate forum here when I'm through....
 
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