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Re: F1n Entire system

--- In CanonFD@yahoogroups.com, "Michael" <perceptivelight@...> wrote:
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> For any one who is interested I have just uploaded to Files a two page spread
of the entire F1n System as illustrated in the New F1 world book. The print
quality of the original is not the best but this one is readable.

Thanks, that is a great system! Do any of you know which of these components
aren't available for the EOS System? I know some (250 bulk film back,
interchangeable finders, some focusing screens) but I should ckeck the others,
but it needs a complete EOS catalog for that.
Wed Jul 8, 2009 12:39 am

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For any one who is interested I have just uploaded to Files a two page spread of the entire F1n System as illustrated in the New F1 world book. The print... 		Michael
designer_au
Offline Send Email 		Jul 7, 2009
5:29 am

... Thanks, that is a great system! Do any of you know which of these components aren't available for the EOS System? I know some (250 bulk film back,...
rodgimenez
Offline Send Email 		Jul 8, 2009
12:40 am

In message <h30prc+t88q@eGroups.com>, rodgimenez <rge@...> writes ... Most of the even bottom of the range EOS bodies now have the usual choice of...
David Livingstone
airdsuk
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7:18 am

... True, but it still misses: for example, the F1 has microprism/matte there is one for fast lenses, other for slower....
rodgimenez
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12:52 pm

... Just take a detailed look at the great system...were the 20mm f3.5 and 35mm f2.8 macro intended for duplicating only? it seems so in the diagram. Did...
rodgimenez
Offline Send Email 		Jul 19, 2009
7:05 pm

Hi The 20mm & 35mm macro lenses are designed to be used on the Canon autobellows, the are a special thread mount lens(approx 20mm) and to mount on the...
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armstrong.gr...
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1:59 am

it would be nice to have pictures of them, especially with the bellows and camera, thanks...
rodgimenez
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2:23 am

... This is the link: http://tinyurl.com/y3pj8w I would suggest for every FD Newbie to read the entire MIR site as almost everything FD is covered. #10...
denik
denik22
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1:02 pm

... Thanks. ... These lenses are so specilized that it doesn't matter if it is a professional or newcomer; most FD professionals don't know even about the...
rodgimenez
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11:26 pm

For duplicating you'd need to 50 or 100mm Macros. The "Bellows lenses" were for high magnification work. I got the 35mm F2.8 for a song, it was attached to an...
Mike Santos
cadillacmike68
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7:24 pm

... Nice! I like pictures with plenty of equipment!...
rodgimenez
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