Final photos with my Dream 0.95...

[umcelinho]

Some nice shots there! I really like the second one and the last one...

thanks! that last one i think i would like even more if i had nailed the focus on the couple... my m4's rangefinder was out of whack so i was getting front focus constantly. still haven't finished a roll with it after the cla...

by the way i've fixed (sort of) ken ruth's mechanism for the lens release. he had used a spring to have the metal lever always against the lens, but it works fine without it as well. thanks to gorilla super glue it's back on track 🙂

 

[gdi]

thanks! that last one i think i would like even more if i had nailed the focus on the couple... my m4's rangefinder was out of whack so i was getting front focus constantly. still haven't finished a roll with it after the cla...

by the way i've fixed (sort of) ken ruth's mechanism for the lens release. he had used a spring to have the metal lever always against the lens, but it works fine without it as well. thanks to gorilla super glue it's back on track 🙂

If you get a chance, could you post some pictures of his release setup? I am mulling over some options for rigging something up.

 

[umcelinho]

absolutely, just took some pictures. basically, it's a small hinge screwed to the lens base with a metal piece glued to it. it's rather simple and works pretty well.


Untitled by Marcelo Colmenero, on Flickr


Untitled by Marcelo Colmenero, on Flickr


Untitled by Marcelo Colmenero, on Flickr


Untitled by Marcelo Colmenero, on Flickr

 

[filmfan]

Honestly, I think you should just sell it. To me, it certainly does not look like it's worth it.

 

[gdi]

Honestly, I think you should just sell it. To me, it certainly does not look like it's worth it.

I wouldn't expect it seem worthwhile to you. But, your opinion could be the strongest contraindicator to keep it. 🙄

Thanks!

 

[gdi]

absolutely, just took some pictures. basically, it's a small hinge screwed to the lens base with a metal piece glued to it. it's rather simple and works pretty well.

Thanks, that does look neat and possible for a diy project!