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I just got my M4-P today from a fellow RFF'er and also a Griptac cover replacement from cameraleather.com, I ordered it on Tuesday and received it Saturday! That's fast.
So I decided to go right at it.
Following the many DIY's on here and on respective camera cover replacement sites, I decided to just use the knife method. Specifically I used a larger razor blade for cardboard boxes.
The total time for this project was 2 hours and 15 minutes... from chipping all the vulcanite off, cleaning residue, to applying the new covering and removing the paint from the lettering.
I chose to remove the Leitz red dot and the ASA/DIN reminder on the back, giving it a really nice clean look.
Photos:
Excited to try out this 50mm f1.4, and this Gossen Digisix. After owning an M8 for awhile, I really do miss these film M's.
So I decided to go right at it.
Following the many DIY's on here and on respective camera cover replacement sites, I decided to just use the knife method. Specifically I used a larger razor blade for cardboard boxes.
The total time for this project was 2 hours and 15 minutes... from chipping all the vulcanite off, cleaning residue, to applying the new covering and removing the paint from the lettering.
I chose to remove the Leitz red dot and the ASA/DIN reminder on the back, giving it a really nice clean look.
Photos:
Excited to try out this 50mm f1.4, and this Gossen Digisix. After owning an M8 for awhile, I really do miss these film M's.