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Very true Gary. I have just finished my first film so I might try to see what could have happened.

In a way but they remain superimposed over whatever focal length is shown, i.e they remain unchanged whatever the finder optics zoom to...

Lincolnshire does have its own kind of desolation. Not as bleak as the deserts of the south west but still a calming, freeing place that...

Came across this little known camera recently which intrigued me once I started researching it. There were so many conflicting aspects...

Thank you Pete. The shutter is the only moving part apart from the wind on. just one pivot for the rotary shutter so unless the spring...

Thanks Gary - the camera handled the exposure but I can take credit for the development in good old Rodinal.

Welcome Gareth. I used to work in Biggleswade and Bedford, a nice part of the world.

Yes - wind and rewind.

Yet another memory jogger for me Shaun. I worked with a guy in Grimsby in the 70's who went off every weekend to work on the NYMR and I...

That's been my reason initially ut then it tied in with the Brownies. Voigtländer were earlier proponents of large finders of course but...

Thank you Gary and my apologies for such a late reply. My wife is continuing to make good progress I am happy to say but these thing...

I gave been sampling some early Kodak Browniees for a 35mmc article which led me to this Vivitar EZ Motor Big View, which struck me as...

And its that reflection in the mirror that you wonder about too!

Wow - so many opinions. And a good thing too. The main thing for me is constructive, thoughtful comment. I do like to know the...

Hi Sean and welcome. I'm just over 3 years short of my 90th so you are probably a spring chicken by comparison.