It looks good, Bryan. I took my Noblex out for a warmup roll last week. The camera's viewfinder has a 'notch' in it where for about a 1/4 of the frame you can see more height in the view. I can never remember if the extra view is part of the captured frame.
Noblex 135U Warmup Roll by tuco, on Flickr
Noblex 135U, Noblar T 29mm, 400TX, D-23
Thanks. I don't see anyway to raise the lens. The Noblex's viewfinder is not very accurate too. I think it's time to find a manual and refresh my memory.Originally Posted by Corran
I read the manual. My copy of the camera (maybe worn off) does not have the lettering to show the rise/fall. But I do see white dot moving up and down when I change the aperture to f16 or f4.5. It's a cumbersome method. Long fingernails almost a must. There is so much friction to change aperture it inadvertently will raise and drop the lens when you rotate the aperture wheel and subtle to notice. That explains a lot on some framing. Thanks for the heads up.
Tuco, If I may say, it looks like you caught a "Sprite" in your image on post #15,290. Well done.
Regards,
Pat
I couldn't say. I thought it was just lens flare but thanks.
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Noblex 135U, 400TX, D-23
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