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help, new problem: can;t get the ground glass back on the camera.
I think is something I'm just going to have to get my teacher to help me with, only now I've got the same problem about meeting the homework deadline. I can't figure out how to get it back on the camera. I did't really mean to take it off in the first pace. I was trying to get the viewfinder off the ground glass, and inadvertently took the glass off with it. It's probably stupidly simple, but I am not getting it. I can get the hooks back into the slots, but I can't get the glass back to lay flat on the camera at all. |
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wrote in message ... I think is something I'm just going to have to get my teacher to help me with, only now I've got the same problem about meeting the homework deadline. I can't figure out how to get it back on the camera. I did't really mean to take it off in the first pace. I was trying to get the viewfinder off the ground glass, and inadvertently took the glass off with it. It's probably stupidly simple, but I am not getting it. I can get the hooks back into the slots, but I can't get the glass back to lay flat on the camera at all. If this is a serious question please post some other details. What kind of camera is this? What do you mean by getting the viewfinder off the ground glass? -- --- Richard Knoppow Los Angeles, CA, USA |
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wrote in message ... I think is something I'm just going to have to get my teacher to help me with, only now I've got the same problem about meeting the homework deadline. I can't figure out how to get it back on the camera. I did't really mean to take it off in the first pace. I was trying to get the viewfinder off the ground glass, and inadvertently took the glass off with it. It's probably stupidly simple, but I am not getting it. I can get the hooks back into the slots, but I can't get the glass back to lay flat on the camera at all. If this is a serious question please post some other details. What kind of camera is this? What do you mean by getting the viewfinder off the ground glass? -- --- Richard Knoppow Los Angeles, CA, USA |
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On Thu, 23 Sep 2004 10:32:36 -0700, "Richard Knoppow"
wrote: If this is a serious question please post some other details. What made you think it might not be serious???? What kind of camera is this? What do you mean by getting the viewfinder off the ground glass? It's a 4x4 calumet. It had some kind of back on it that let you see the image righ t side up. I took it off because it made it harder to check the focus of hte whole image. It;s ok, I took it down to larry the lab guy at school, and it even took him a while to figure it out, but he got it back on the camera. |
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