Recent content by moggi1964

Sounds like you'll need to strip it down. You could try some lighter fuel on the shutter leaves and then fire the shutter a dozen time. It will likely work straight away but whether it keeps going, who knows!

My 96k 2014 Nissan Pulsar is in for its MOT as I type. We bought it with 6k on the clock. It has a 1.2 Turbo petrol engine and gets decent mileage (I don't track it). I'll get the 100k service in November and we do stick to the service intervals. Other than a camchain, we have not had to...

Manchester is getting one too! Might have to dig out my suit and tie so I can get past the security on the door :)

This is a fabulous image. Asks so many questions of the viewer.

Shot on Kodak Advantix APS film around 2005 maybe? I need to ask the wife as she remembers everything. Scanned and converted to B&W

Great news. P2 in 120 is fun to use and as MVC says the revenue is going to a good place for future colour film.

It sounds like it is hit and miss. I tried to do my mum's a few years ago and it would not accept them.

Arriving in style on your BMW R 18 - Goodwood FOS 2026

The G.O.A.T on the phone - Ago at Goodwood FOS 2026

Exceptional company and their listings are very accurate. As Peter says, just make sure to account for the extra stuff when you are calculating what to bid.

Isn't there a mechanical flash speed setting (like 1/125)? Don't activate the light meter (use your phone for metering using an app) and shoot at 1/125 all the time. I don't know that camera so I might be wrong, just guessing based on the film cameras I use.

If you really HAVE to take it, then shoot at the mechanical speed and just adjust your aperture to fit the conditions. Depending on what the weather is likely to be on your trip, shoot a film that gives some exposure latitude such as HP5+ unless it is going to be a really sunny venue. Then get...

Our attic earlier today where my Work From Home office is:

My dad had Bat out of Hell.

There is a terrific venue in Rotterdam. The Nederlands Fotomuseum, the National Museum of Photography