I am not sure of the origin of that issue, nor how to fix said issue (not sure how to explain but the video demonstrates the issue when firing)
I may or may not have a roll of film inside because i got way too happy with this camera
Before anyone asks, i JUST got the t4, and it needs new light seals so cant shoot with that yet
Ignore the canon its just so i don’t completely waste a shot of film
Hi there,
I recently was given a Konica Autoreflex T3 (old owner was bout to toss!) and I had a question about the batteries. I keep reading conflicting info when looking up which I should buy. Some are saying that 675 cells work fine, some say I should be getting lower voltage. I'm between getting these:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00KZHLU2A?lv=shuf&channelId=500&plpRedirect=mhFallback
Does anyone have any expertise in this? It's my first film camera that's not a rinky dink plastic one so I'm very new and could use some guidance!
Thanks in advance :)
So i am wondering something about what batteries i can use with the Konica ft-1 motor
I have Nickel Metal Hydride rechargeable batteries and im wondering if i can use them with the Konica ft-1 motor so i dont have to use alkaline batteries
I am aware that you cant use Nickel Cadmium batteries because they are too low voltage and can ruin the electronics of the camera if they drop too low, but i don’t know if its the same case with Nickel Metal Hydride batteries
Before anyone worries, i currently have alkaline batteries while putting the camera through its paces and through its first roll of ultramax 400
No vignetting adjustment.
Tip: The Konica F to AR adapter can only be used with the Yeenon AR to GFX adapter.
I marked it as a question, as no suck marks here as promo, or film. I have this gift from a friend of mine, never seen such souvenirs back in days, but loved this film when it was released. It wasn’t expensive and had great colors and grain, especially for iso 800. It was a jem! Unfortunately it wasn’t keep well in time.