On 19 Feb 2006 at 22:02,
Andrew Fildes <olympus@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> I remember thinking that with some exceptions, like the clever
> Minolta bellows which needed no cable, they all looked very similar.
> The Canon FD bellows in particular. I wonder if they were made by
> the same company. That said, any release with standard tapered
> thread tips and one adjustable cable should be fine. Heck, two
> single cables would do the job so long as you remembered which one
> to push first. Just be careful about Nikon - early F types had
> Leica style bell screw tips and would be useless. AndrewF
That reminds me of a bargain I got. A double cable release was offered
on ebay, but it had a strange ending on one cable. I bought it for cheap
and just unscrewed the Leica/Nikon nipple.
tOM
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