Thoth
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Ex la. This kinda condition.
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Ex la. This kinda condition.
think very ex , given that the starting bid price is already so high ..
coolhirako
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Start bid 600 so ex...
Thoth
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D condition doesn't justify d price. Too high. U look at my MC Rokkor 58/1.2 this sat ba. This Rokkor X is US version. Same optics as mine but d condition is seriously jialat
kei1309
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There's a funny spot on the lens too. Looks like a little bubble
Thoth
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Bubbles r normal of lenses from such era. Handmade ma. Blow d glass sure got bubbles. Haha
kei1309
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:bsmilie: but at that price?
coolhirako
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Nobody will bid la...
After shooting with the A7 for a couple of weeks, I realise something funny about its evf eye sensor. Coming from Nex7, usually i would shoot and pull back my eye to review the shots on lcd. I realise on A7 for many occasions where I pull back to review the photos, the lcd screen doesnt turn on , and the evf remains active.
It seems like the eye proximity detector is stronger than the one on NEX 7 and A99.
I did a number of unscientific test to gauge how much distance it takes between the eye proximity sensor and the face before the evf turns off. After framing on the EVF, if I extend the camera out keeping the back screen of the camera parallel to my face, the LCD screen doesnt turn on until I am approximately 30cm away.
I also left the camera on the table and place a non black large object at the back of the camera, the evf turns on, and I slowly pull away the object from the camera, it takes roughly 30cm before the lcd turns back on.
One quick fix to the above situation , is to do a aka Time Crisis reload. If you recall the days playing Time Crisis at the arcade where we have to point the gun down from the screen and trigger off to reload. To ensure that the LCD turns on promptly, I would perform a 60 degree downward tilt . The tilt has to be quite acute if not the lcd wouldnt turn on.
Not sure if other bros also have the same experience, but I guess this is a non issue which I am happy to work around it by conscientiously tilting it for review after framing.
It seems like the eye proximity detector is stronger than the one on NEX 7 and A99.
I did a number of unscientific test to gauge how much distance it takes between the eye proximity sensor and the face before the evf turns off. After framing on the EVF, if I extend the camera out keeping the back screen of the camera parallel to my face, the LCD screen doesnt turn on until I am approximately 30cm away.
I also left the camera on the table and place a non black large object at the back of the camera, the evf turns on, and I slowly pull away the object from the camera, it takes roughly 30cm before the lcd turns back on.
One quick fix to the above situation , is to do a aka Time Crisis reload. If you recall the days playing Time Crisis at the arcade where we have to point the gun down from the screen and trigger off to reload. To ensure that the LCD turns on promptly, I would perform a 60 degree downward tilt . The tilt has to be quite acute if not the lcd wouldnt turn on.
Not sure if other bros also have the same experience, but I guess this is a non issue which I am happy to work around it by conscientiously tilting it for review after framing.
Something is wrong. Not supposed to be like that. Check your eye cup. Could be out of position and blocking the sensor.
Thoth
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Let's see. Haha
Thoth
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He's got a lemon???
lime la , not lemon ba =( , let me try removing the eye cup and put it back
Thoth
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Just kidding bro. Haha
coolhirako
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lol i accidentally spill super soldier serum on it lol
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