hughitb
Member
I'm not 100% sure whether this should go here or the Rangefinder forum but I'll have a go here. I have a slight problem with my Bronica RF645 that I am hoping someone here can help me with.
In short there seem to be some sort of minor mis-alignment in the focusing. I'll try and explain. Suppose I am focusing on a small circular dot on a wall. The normal way of focusing is of course to move the focus wheel on the lens until the two images of the dot that are visible in the centre of the viewfinder come into exact alignment.
My problem is that they they will align vertically but horizontally. When they are aligned vertically I can still see the double image of the dot, with one being marginally lower than the other. This is barely noticeable when focusing on things that are close but more obvious when focusing on things that are far away.
This does not seem to effect the focus in any way, in that when you have vertical alignment you seem to have perfect focus, so it's not really a problem per se, but my questions would be:
- is this a fault or am I imagining things?
- will this have a significant effect the resale value of the camera (I am thinking of selling it)?
- can I/should I get it looked at by a professional?
Hugh
In short there seem to be some sort of minor mis-alignment in the focusing. I'll try and explain. Suppose I am focusing on a small circular dot on a wall. The normal way of focusing is of course to move the focus wheel on the lens until the two images of the dot that are visible in the centre of the viewfinder come into exact alignment.
My problem is that they they will align vertically but horizontally. When they are aligned vertically I can still see the double image of the dot, with one being marginally lower than the other. This is barely noticeable when focusing on things that are close but more obvious when focusing on things that are far away.
This does not seem to effect the focus in any way, in that when you have vertical alignment you seem to have perfect focus, so it's not really a problem per se, but my questions would be:
- is this a fault or am I imagining things?
- will this have a significant effect the resale value of the camera (I am thinking of selling it)?
- can I/should I get it looked at by a professional?
Hugh