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tedwhite
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Clears that up, thanks (I really didn't think it was a small-block V8).
Ted
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what's in your bag?
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Bob Michaels
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Ted, the Vivitar 283 and 285 is a low priced, very powerful, controllable flash that has been in production for at least 30 years. Not TTL but still I think the best flash made.
I'm old enough to remember when 265's were made before 283, and the "oh my gosh 327 inches in a small block". Hell, I remember 6 cylinder Corvettes.
Bob Michaels
I'm old enough to remember when 265's were made before 283, and the "oh my gosh 327 inches in a small block". Hell, I remember 6 cylinder Corvettes.
Bob Michaels
Russ
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Bob Michaels said:
Damn good popper's (flash units) I'd never part with mine
Russ
taffer
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One body, lens, hood and some film here
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Richard Black
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Bob,
I owned a '67 Camero with a 327 and had friends that own Chevys with 283s. I own the V 283 and love it. Back on topic, this weekend on a trip to Dallas, I had the Fujica GS 645 and the Bessa R with a J-8 as my traveling companions. Worked well and I hope to post some pics tonight.
I owned a '67 Camero with a 327 and had friends that own Chevys with 283s. I own the V 283 and love it. Back on topic, this weekend on a trip to Dallas, I had the Fujica GS 645 and the Bessa R with a J-8 as my traveling companions. Worked well and I hope to post some pics tonight.