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BUTKUSMANUALS ^ | Jan 06,2012 | swampsniper

[SWAMPSNIPER]

PINGLIST

[sarasmom]

Let me guess...you found a new career opportunity to work from home.

IBTZ

[Randy Larsen]

Thank You for the excellent info!

[doc1019]

Thanks swamp!

[left that other site]

This is good for folks who are re-exploring old film cameras.

I just sold my old Pentax on eBay, and would have loved to have enclosed a link to this site for the new owner of my old dinosaur.

[Fiji Hill]

I stumbled onto this site when seeking information about my mother’s Canon Sure Shot, a point-and-shoot film camera that was the forerunner of the digital Power Shot series. I was quite impressed with the site.

[SWAMPSNIPER]

Not hardly! Don’t give me that zot crap, I’m not a blog pimp and I’m not selling anything.

[Silentgypsy]

Thank you very much!

[doc1019]

Swamp is an old and cherished friend here on FR. You are more likely to get zotted then he is. Go away.

[Fiji Hill]

Speaking of dinosaurs, that site even has manuals for Graflex cameras that were popular among photojournalists before Nikons and Canons came into vogue in the 1960’s.

[Freedom56v2]

Thanks for posting this. Great site :)

[Freedom56v2]

Wow Ouch :(

[brytlea]

Cool, thanks! On a sad note, I think my Nikon D60 is dying and I’m going to have to get a new camera. I kind of have my sites set on a D7000... ;)

[Kirkwood]

SHAME ON YOU!
Now apologize.

[SWAMPSNIPER]

I've shot my Sony A200 so much that the matte finish is worn shiny on the grip areas. It's just a matter of time.

If I can find a low mileage used body that I can use my grip on I'll grab it.

The newer bodies take a different grip, and they are smaller than I like.

I can't see the point in a DSLR that fits in a shirt pocket.

[left that other site]

My Dad, a WW2 navy photographer, had a Speed Graphic. My Brother still has it.

[Vermont Lt]

I have a d7000. A nice camera. Bit would be a nice upgrade to the d60.

[Condor51]

Thanks for hr link SS. Bookmarked

btw, I have similar 'old camera info ' websites Bookmarked that I used to find that my old Sunpak 'Potato Smasher' Flash would fry my Nikon's electronics (and all new digital cameras) without using a voltage reducer (WEIN Safe Sync) on the hot shoe.

And it works. The only thing is with my Sunpak on my Nikon I have to turn the Strobe output dial down to 1/64 power for shots to 20'. I could prolly light up my cul-de-sac at night with it at 100% :-)

But I never posted any links because I didn't want to be accused by some 'apparently over medicated' person as a blog pimp ;-)

[Condor51]

Not nice. You owe SS an apology, mom.