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Old 01-01-21, 01:54 PM   #7521
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I think the bits I googled said either it meant people ended up pressing too hard, or when you closed the case then it pressed on the shutter button, either way, the internals were a bit fragile to begin with. I think I have seen a soft shutter lever, perhaps for Leica, that gives you more leverage hence a softer feel, so can allow a lot more force on the shutter button that normal if you're a ham-fisted buffoon.
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Old 01-01-21, 06:00 PM   #7522
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Strange, can't see it making much difference. I took mine off, not quite sure where I stashed it! I'm contemplating moving some of my Canon gear, I have plenty of Olympus, Nikon, Pentax and Minolta gear (Yoko's fault) but Canon doesn't seem to do it for me. Maybe it can fund more gear.

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Old 01-01-21, 07:52 PM   #7523
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Something that doesn't seem to come up very often, might need a tinker. Pentax K2 DMD 184604340341

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Old 01-01-21, 08:44 PM   #7524
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Something that doesn't seem to come up very often, might need a tinker. Pentax K2 DMD 184604340341

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It didn't stay around long. Was that you?
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Old 01-01-21, 08:49 PM   #7525
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No, not me. I did contemplate it but I decided to start saving for a Nikon F and an Olympus Pen F.

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Old 01-01-21, 09:57 PM   #7526
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Nice, sounds like a simple mechanical problem, shame it went. Is your K2 fixed now?
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Old 01-01-21, 10:10 PM   #7527
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Only thing left to do is sort the meter display adjustment, but I'm leaving it for the moment.
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Old 02-01-21, 10:20 AM   #7528
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Picked up a couple of rolls of this. I might shoot one and keep the mint one. Expired July 1972.

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Old 02-01-21, 05:15 PM   #7529
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I've just sent a message to WYC as they have a couple of Nikon F cameras in stock and I'm seeing if they would be interested in a trade. Got a good deal last time for a Nikon F2 so I'll see what they say.

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Is that 120 or 110 film? Blimey, I was born in 72. Finally finished the film in my Super Fujica 6 and got it ready to send off. We had a surprising amount of snow today, we've had hardly any as we're in the east, so I took a few pics of the front of our house, and later on took a walk to finish off the rest. Good job I took my digi as well, I keep thinking 6x6 gives you 16 pics but it's 12, so I only had one left. It has auto wind on so I've not been looking at the frame number - sometimes with so few pics it's hard to just take a pic instead of worrying if it's going to be worth it. Not a problem in your half frame with 36 exp film Kenzie!
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