Re: Zero 2000 Pinhole Camera 6x6 on Ebay

Thanks, Colin. I think you and Jan must be much younger than I am (or
have much younger eyes)..but thanks to both of you--and to all who
never had a problem with reading the frame counter on the Zero 2000. I
did indeed learn how to "angle" it just right.. or I had my trusty
miniature flashlight with me. Still...I thought it was a pain, though
a very pretty camera, for sure. I don't own one anymore, so it's not a
problem for me. Just making a comment. I have no idea what kind of
wood was used.

Diana
On Oct 14, 2004, at 11:11 PM, Colin Talcroft wrote:

> Just wanted to second Jan's remarks. I have never had
> any problem with either my pinhole or my zone plate
> original Zero 2000 cameras because of light leaks
> connected with illuminating the (admittedly
> hard-to-read) counter. You just have to angle it so
> that light falls straight through the opening.
>
> By the way, I may be wrong, but I thought the Zero
> 2000 cameras were made of mahogany rather than teak.
>
> Colin
>

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