My F2 Photomic and Mamiya 645 1000s both have self timers and shutter locks, as do a few other of my cameras, Me Super, Spotmatic F, Ricoh XR2. Just to name a few. The Mamiya has not one but two flash sync sockets.
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My F2 Photomic and Mamiya 645 1000s both have self timers and shutter locks, as do a few other of my cameras, Me Super, Spotmatic F, Ricoh XR2. Just to name a few. The Mamiya has not one but two flash sync sockets.
I wish my Spotmatics had shutter locks. When I'm out shooting the shutter is always cocked. I don't know which photo will be my last. Then I throw it in my backpack or something and often the shutter gets tripped.
My FM2N has all the features I need, including shutter lock, albeit via the shutter lever rather than a separate lock.
A filter that automatically corrects the exposure and improves the composition as the shutter is fired. <<Grin>>
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Originally Posted by Dave in Kansas
It goes right behind the eyepiece.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sirius Glass
I like the shutter lock a lot, sometimes I wind, put viewfinder to eye, think "ehh, doesn't look that great" and stick the camera back in my bag. I hate accidentally exposing frames, especially on rare (to me) films, like my last roll of E100VS
There's a loose nut in the way on mine.Quote:
Originally Posted by lxdude
I use heavy duty packing tape to fix the box end to the back of the camera. I have done this to several bodies where there is a window in the film door, it's just easier to read.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dave in Kansas
Then you of all people can do it the KR way:Quote:
Originally Posted by flatulent1
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