FED Zarya

Few time ago I contacted them and they said they can send another external finder, not the (good) old Soviet one, tough.

For the price, I think it's steep but not insane if it's a quality product, with a 20% discount I might consider it..
 
There are some official "gallery shots" on Lomography's page for the "New Russar+". However one of the mirror-selfie shots actually showed that the photographer was using the original Russar, not the new one, plus a fish eye viewfinder. That could be not-the-worst solution though: mask the unwanted field of view on a cheap Holga fisheye finder.
 
Just to get things back on track here (we are talking about the FED Zarya).

FED Zarya with Industar-22 on Kodak Gold 200
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Permanently Parked by P F McFarland, on Flickr

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Every time I try to post a reply that takes more than 2 minutes to type I get I become logged out and the reply does not gat posted .?????

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Tried to contact the administrator but he cannot be contacted?

Peter
 
ARCHIVIST said:
Every time I try to post a reply that takes more than 2 minutes to type I get I become logged out and the reply does not gat posted .?????

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Tried to contact the administrator but he cannot be contacted?

Peter
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Try typing your post in a notepad or text editor. Then paste and post.

And maybe you should check your connection settings.

Cheers!
 
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ARCHIVIST said:
Every time I try to post a reply that takes more than 2 minutes to type I get I become logged out and the reply does not gat posted .?????

Any ideas guys?

Tried to contact the administrator but he cannot be contacted?

Peter
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I think there is something wrong with the cookies setting with your browser.
You may go to the browser settings for cookies and set it to default or something sounds like default.
 
Hi,

It often happens to me but there are two variations of it.

1, using "Post Reply" or "Quote" I get logged out and logging in again means nothing is lost.

2, Using "Quick Reply" I lost everything so often that I save all of it just in case with CTRL+A to select everything I've typed and the CTRL+C etc to copy and later on paste with CTRL+V. That's V for vomit, odd people programmers....

Regards, David
 
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