I've got some Ronsonol I'll try, but I'm guessing it will self destruct like Yashica coverings when I go to remove it. Really surprised heat didn't do it, but the plastic was starting to soften before the glue even did.Beautiful little rig you've got there. Have you tried getting some lighter fluid in under the leatherette? I have had good luck with it loosening up glue on several makes and models of cameras without it attacking or weakening the leather/leatherette.
That's a great idea. The pin is very small, have to ponder on what I can use to try and drive it out...Good looking camera. Any way you can transplant the complete back off the donor body? Pulling the pin on the hinge perhaps?
I had a friend that always pronounced it Ko-neek-a.............I always called it a kon-ik-a. I don't know which is right and don't really care since all the Kon-ic-a cameras and lenses I have owned have been stellar. Especially the 21mm f4 Hexanon AR lens. Oh, my very first Konica was the Konica III with the 48mm f2. Not as compact as yours, but still stellar in the lens department.OT: Does the writing Koníca suggest the accent is on the i?
I have always said Kònica.
I had a friend that always pronounced it Ko-neek-a.............I always called it a kon-ik-a. I don't know which is right and don't really care since all the Kon-ic-a cameras and lenses I have owned have been stellar. Especially the 21mm f4 Hexanon AR lens. Oh, my very first Konica was the Konica III with the 48mm f2. Not as compact as yours, but still stellar in the lens department.
Are there any Japanese / Nipponese speaking folks out there that can help us through this?Thanks. I think you mean your friend pronounced with the accent on i, such as "referee" or "trustee".
Now I begin having doubts also on Yashica. I have always put the accent on "a". Does people in Japan put it on the "i"? Yasheeca?
And what about Fujiica? That I always pronounced with the accent on i but maybe it's instead Fùjica with the accent on u. A person I was talking to some days ago says Fùjica. That I imagine is related to mount Fuji which should have an accent on u.
Perplexed on how, after so many years, only now I begin nourishing doubts about pronunciation of products.
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