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Film window in Super Ikonta III and IV cameras
Hello, I have a question for owners of Super Ikonta III and IV 6x6 cameras (mod. 531/16 and 534/16):
I just bought a Super Ikonta mod. 534/16 and I see that the small window on the back, used to check if film is loaded in the camera, is not protected by red plastic
Other Ikonta cameras have a much bigger window with red plastic, that is needed to check the correct position of the frame when advancing film.
I am wondering if opening that small window can fog film, I would like if you could share your experiences about
The camera is in excellent condition and this is how the film window looks:


thanks
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I have a 531/16 with the same window. It has a piece of red plastic in it but it has come loose and just floats around in side. Can't help on the fog though, the double exposure lock means the window is pretty pointless once its loaded so I keep it closed.
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Thanks for your reply
Would you be so kind to post a couple of pics of the red window in your Ikonta to show me how it looks the original window and to help me figuring out how to add some shielding element to my door?
thank you
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No problem. Looking at these again I think this is why I didn't try to remedy it. You can see the red window is cut into a rough hexagon like the window door. I guess it might become clearer if you took the pressure plate off.

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Thanks for your help!
I might be wrong but that red window to me does not sound as the one originally designed for that camera
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