Mamiya 645 super problem

[tommychan]

Hi, there is no frame numbers shown on the film strip (for the properly developed film). Just the 15 images developed, for your info am using some chinese made black & white films. May be other manufacturers have the frame numbers and markings there?

currently am overseas and unable to test the camera, sure will do that when am back home.

[dehk]

That explains it, yes usually they do have markings at the side. Well enjoy your trip!

[olleorama]

Lucky films are known to sometimes be emulsionless (out of 15 films I bought, 3 turned out this way). I prefer Shanghai GP3 among the chinese, it's sad that Era won't make 120 films. But I got tired of shanghai after a bad batch with crazy curlyness. Try another brand and see if the problem remains.

[tommychan]

am using the Shanghai GP3 film too, so far don't have this problem. Anyway, may try another brand later after I check my camera functions again.

Thanks

[tommychan]

Hi, just an update to those who have responded earlier.

After cleaning those electrical contacts, as suggested by some of the members here, now my camera is back to work again :-)

Thank you for all the assistance & feedback.