AgX Member Joined Apr 5, 2007 Messages 29,973 Location Germany Format Multi Format Nov 27, 2017 #51 I still do not understand why the location of the release button should be on the same side as the film advance knob/lever.
I still do not understand why the location of the release button should be on the same side as the film advance knob/lever.
Chuckwade87 Member Joined Sep 3, 2017 Messages 104 Location Parts Unknown Format 35mm Nov 27, 2017 #52 AgX said: I still do not understand why the location of the release button should be on the same side as the film advance knob/lever. Click to expand... Are you referrng to Nikon cameras too?
AgX said: I still do not understand why the location of the release button should be on the same side as the film advance knob/lever. Click to expand... Are you referrng to Nikon cameras too?
miha Member Joined Feb 15, 2007 Messages 2,926 Location Slovenia Format Multi Format Nov 27, 2017 #53 AgX said: I still do not understand why the location of the release button should be on the same side as the film advance knob/lever. Click to expand... So that your other hand is free to adjust the focus.
AgX said: I still do not understand why the location of the release button should be on the same side as the film advance knob/lever. Click to expand... So that your other hand is free to adjust the focus.
AgX Member Joined Apr 5, 2007 Messages 29,973 Location Germany Format Multi Format Nov 27, 2017 #54 Makes sense. (I am so much accustomed to left-hand focusing, that I was slow on the uptake.)
Chuckwade87 Member Joined Sep 3, 2017 Messages 104 Location Parts Unknown Format 35mm Nov 27, 2017 #55 Another interesting design was the Nikkormat with the shutter speed dial ring near the lens mount. But I've had the film advance lever not advance all the way to the next frame, on my Exacta VX.
Another interesting design was the Nikkormat with the shutter speed dial ring near the lens mount. But I've had the film advance lever not advance all the way to the next frame, on my Exacta VX.