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agphotography wrote in post #11774157
Which lenses do you have? I had the 50/75/150 trio myself. All PE versions. I wish i held on to it honestly.

I have the 75 and the 150 (both PE). I'm looking to pick up the 50 when I have the chance.

And again - if only I could find the time to shoot it more .

vipergts831 wrote in post #11771416
Jacob do you have a post with your setup?

what are you looking for?

this is my camera with the small loop then the wrist loop attached to it:

KhanhD wrote in post #11771461
No D-rings.

But it has these..straps that go across the straps I could feed a D-ring through?

you could put caribeaners on those straps, then attach a camera to each side. you could also use my loops I'd bet as the only attachment. Shoot me a shot of your straps and I can see what I can dream up for you.

agphotography wrote in post #11773039
I had an ETRSi kit not too long ago, those were some fine lenses!

me too! I only had the 75 though and always wanted wider... I went to use mine the other day though and something is up with it. I thought it was the battery (it was also dead) but when I replaced it and the light came on it's still stuck at 1/250th regardless of the shutter I pick... not sure if I'll fix it though, but I'm not selling it, they're not worth enough used anymore, I'd rather keep it on my shelf of old cameras?

GwagDesigns wrote in post #11774220
Saw this thread this morning and played with some flashes this afternoon

Reminds me of 80's brochure images. I really dig that feel.

dudemanppl wrote in post #11772862
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R strap did that. My friend is really bad at wearing pieces of fabric. Works fine for me.

How do you crack the top of a 1D body ??

There's gotta be some forces at play.

redjamesg wrote in post #11776855
How do you crack the top of a 1D body ??

There's gotta be some forces at play.

Like having the system fail, dropping the camera to the ground?

redjamesg wrote in post #11776855
How do you crack the top of a 1D body ??

There's gotta be some forces at play.

The metal seems to be quite brittle actually, doesn't take all that much to crack the housing if it hits something solid. There are quite a few stories online.

jacobsen1 wrote in post #11775690
me too! I only had the 75 though and always wanted wider... I went to use mine the other day though and something is up with it. I thought it was the battery (it was also dead) but when I replaced it and the light came on it's still stuck at 1/250th regardless of the shutter I pick... not sure if I'll fix it though, but I'm not selling it, they're not worth enough used anymore, I'd rather keep it on my shelf of old cameras?

Since it's a Bronica it's cheaper to just buy another one.

Anders Östberg wrote in post #11777470
The metal seems to be quite brittle actually, doesn't take all that much to crack the housing if it hits something solid. There are quite a few stories online.

Yeah, magnesium can literally TEAR unfortunately.

Like this one for example:

HTTP response: 404 | MIME changed to 'text/html' | Byte size: ZERO

Holy schnicks! What is the story behind that?

That one belonged to Chuck, he tried changing the lens and forgot to press the lens release button.

agphotography wrote in post #11778821
Yeah, magnesium can literally TEAR unfortunately.

Like this one for example:

HTTP response: 404 | MIME changed to 'text/html' | Byte size: ZERO

Umm..holy crap.

The Ran wrote in post #11778852
That one belonged to Chuck, he tried changing the lens and forgot to press the lens release button.

^wow, just wow!

agphotography wrote in post #11778821
Yeah, magnesium can literally TEAR unfortunately.

Like this one for example:

HTTP response: 404 | MIME changed to 'text/html' | Byte size: ZERO

Ouch, I feel the pain! >_<

That pic made me hug my 1D, not too tight though as it might crumble an cave in

... talk about tilt shift though

Simple one

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