Heinrich Kronschläger Posted June 7, 2007 Share Posted June 7, 2007 Hello users of a Nikon R-8, recently I received the first cards of the E 100 and tested it with the Nikon R -10 and with the R-8. If I insert the new E 100 into a R-10 , the cart presses the pushbutton under the film gate and the built-in filter swing out . If I put in the filter-key the meter-needle ramains stationary. With the R-8 and the E 100 : If I push the filter key in , the camera does not register that the built-in filter swung out , because the meter-needle moves 2/3 f-stop toward higher level. If I press the pushbutton in the cartrige-box the meter-needle does not move . So you have to insert the filter-key if using the NIKON R-8 and a DAYLIHT-FILM. With the R-10 not. Anyone else with similar experiences ? Nikon R-8 : If you place in two 1,5 V cells instead of 1,35 V cells you have to overexposure 1/2 to 2/3 f-stop. Kind regards Henry Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Heinrich Kronschläger Posted June 10, 2007 Author Share Posted June 10, 2007 "So you have to insert the filter key using the R-8 and DAYLIGHT FILM" Not correct. I did some tests with the R-10 and R-8 and K 40 compared with E 100. Inserting the filter key at the R-8 the film will be underexposed 2/3 f-stop. Now I am waiting for the test cart I shooted. Kind regards Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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