Ricoh 35 EFS 35mm camera and the Patwalonga Boat Haven
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ส.ค. 2024
- This short video gives you a glimpse of a popular area in the seaside suburb of Glenelg in South Australia.I came here for lunch and to try out my Ricoh 35 EFS 35mm film camera. So I thought I would record a short video.Below are some links to my blog showing photos in this area. My shots from the Ricoh will probably show up somewhere along the way later on.Enjoy!
geoffthompsons...
geoffthompsons...
looks like a beautiful area
Thanks for your comment. Yes it is a good spot. I looked at your channel. Seems like you have a nice location there. Cheers. Geoff.
G'day from Brisbane, Geoff! I've got a soft spot for the Adelaide coastline.
Love those little Ricohs. I don't think the battery is super important- I use a light meter app on my phone which is pretty accurate.
Great video mate!
Thanks for your comments. Good to hear from a "local".I still love all my film cameras and I sell a lot on gumtree.I subscribed to your channel. Interested to see a younger persons take on things. cheers. Geoff
@@pembridgehouse haha I get notifications from gumtree re film cameras. Adelaide seems to be a trove of them!
@@acecreates Onya!
Hi Geoff, it is necessary put the battery on it? or I can use it without it? Did you control the F stop or its automatic?
Hi Sebastian. Thanks for your interest. No it needs a a battery and the f stop is automatically selected. The only things you can change are the iso speed and the focussing.The flash will automtacally choose the settings also.cheers. geoff.
@@pembridgehouse thanks for the answer so, the answer is no, not needed the battery right? I want to buy one! But the battery is not found it anymore in my country. So if the camera don’t need a battery to work how is the f stop selected? I can’t found any info about this camera and how it expose the pictures :(. Thanks again!
@@scorzoa Hi Sebastian. You do need a battery. The only thing you can change on the camera is the ISO setting and you focus with zone focusing.The flash also will only work with a battery. The camera selects the shutter speed and the aperture automatically.If you vary the iso depending on whether you are in bright or shady conditions you do have a little bit of extra control by fooling the camera. So for example if you have an iso 400 film loaded if you set the iso at 100 or 200 that will change the aperture settings. It is something you can experiment with. It is late here tonight and I will check out more about the battery you need tomorrow. cheers. geoff
@@pembridgehouse great info and great answer as well my friend thanks for the info! If you now more about the details other info please comment here. Thanks!
@@scorzoa Hi sebastian here is the link to the manual at Butkus . He usually likes a donation if you down load the manual. This should answer many of your questions. www.cameramanuals.org/ricoh_pdf/ricoh_35_efs.pdf geoff
Can you suggest what kind of battery that ricoh 35 efs use
Hi Aisyshua, here is what the manual recommends. Use one 1.35 V mercurv battery H-C, PX 675, EPX 675or equivalent.You should see if whoever you buy batteries from has these batteries or the eqvivalent.cheers Geoff