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MsJovial
20-08-2008, 03:08 PM
Hi, my granny just gave me a Seagull TLR camera. And i got totally no idea how to use it. Like where to adjust the shuttle speed etc. But i managed to load the film. HEHEHE. Help me ok? :coolnod:

Stanley
21-08-2008, 05:07 AM
Hi, my granny just gave me a Seagull TLR camera. And i got totally no idea how to use it. Like where to adjust the shuttle speed etc. But i managed to load the film. HEHEHE. Help me ok? :coolnod:

Oh! Is fun playing with it! If you know how to load the film than you should be able to spend some time to know how to operate it??? If still dont know than post the pic of your Seagull TLR camera how it look like, than members here can help you. I will follow up!

ndroo
21-08-2008, 03:47 PM
Part of the fun is figuring out how to use one :P Which model is it? I do have a 'manual' for the 107, I can scan it for you if it's the same/similar model.

MsJovial
21-08-2008, 09:17 PM
Hmm... i read some online.. there's 2 version, but both look exactly the same. cant differentiate leh tsktsk...

MsJovial
21-08-2008, 09:18 PM
oh, anyway, i managed to get the film at Peninsular plaza, 120 one. And loaded the film successfully! :clap2:

Rex
22-08-2008, 09:53 AM
oh, anyway, i managed to get the film at Peninsular plaza, 120 one. And loaded the film successfully! :clap2:

Great work! Basically it's just like a normal manual camera with twin lens, if you're able to shoot film in the past, i suppose you're able to with a TLR, i doubt it comes with AV or TV mode does it? cause it's a reletively old camera i suppose. So use a DSLR with AV mode, Meter the subject and the settings to ur TLR, Focus and shoot away. :clap2:

MsJovial
22-08-2008, 03:58 PM
ZOMG! That sounds really really chim.. Chimanology indeed. But bad news.. The lever for the adjustment of aperture broke!!! And i sent it for repair and servicing, eg clean e lens, was told that there's fungus.. It cost me $170 to replace the lever and servicing.

Tsktsk...

Rex
25-08-2008, 04:04 PM
ZOMG! That sounds really really chim.. Chimanology indeed. But bad news.. The lever for the adjustment of aperture broke!!! And i sent it for repair and servicing, eg clean e lens, was told that there's fungus.. It cost me $170 to replace the lever and servicing.

Tsktsk...


must be too rough with it right? where did u bring it for repair?

MsJovial
25-08-2008, 07:04 PM
TEEHEEHEE! Im rough lar, but this time really not my fault, i brought it to my class and then after that my friend accidentally broke the lever. DAMN. It called Camera Hospital Located just beside my school, Nafa. Lvl 1