Luf
Member
Ohhh Wise Rf users, can somebody tell me if it's possible to do double exposures with a Canonet QL17 GIII? How can i do it?
Thanks.
Thanks.
Canonet Question
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JoeFriday
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I don't have an answer about the Canonet.. but if you want to do double exposures, an Argus C-3 is the camera to reach for
TPPhotog
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I could be wrong but looking at mine I can't see anyway to do it without reloading the film at exactly the same point as the first time, just like the good old bad old days 😉
If you do your own printing then sandwich printing might be the answer.
If you do your own printing then sandwich printing might be the answer.
TPPhotog
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Cleaver 🙂 I love being proved wrong when I also learn something in the process 😀
Btw G'Man that was your 2,250th post 😉
Btw G'Man that was your 2,250th post 😉
TPPhotog
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No way this place would fall apart or at least our RFs would without you 😉 LMAO
It's a congratulations .... bit like reaching 50 years old LOL
It's a congratulations .... bit like reaching 50 years old LOL
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sockdaddy
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Will that really work?
Do I have to have film in the camera for this to work properly? I just tried with no flim loaded, and the film counter still advances when I try this...
Do I have to have film in the camera for this to work properly? I just tried with no flim loaded, and the film counter still advances when I try this...
TPPhotog
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Just tried it with mine and it works 😉sockdaddy said:
If G'man says a Canonet can do something then teacher knows best as he's had more of them apart than I've dropped cameras and I've dropped lots including one of my QL17s OUCH LOL 😀
BTW It works with my Centon K100 which is a Pentax clone body as well 😉
