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TC-17
Posted:
Mon Jun 06, 2005 5:01 pmby nigels
Hi Guys,
This may have been answered before, but can't find it.
My TC-17 has a "movable part" that flops round until I fit it to the lens. It is just inside, adjacent to where it fits on to the lens.
Is this normal, I noticed it sometime ago, but haven't asked the question before
Regards
Nige
Re: TC-17
Posted:
Mon Jun 06, 2005 5:06 pmby birddog114
nigels wrote:Hi Guys,
This may have been answered before, but can't find it.
My TC-17 has a "movable part" that flops round until I fit it to the lens. It is just inside, adjacent to where it fits on to the lens.
Is this normal, I noticed it sometime ago, but haven't asked the question before
Regards
Nige
That's normal with all the TCs
the sound make you to remeber: it's the TC
Posted:
Mon Jun 06, 2005 5:29 pmby nigels
Many thanks Birdy, I believe this has been mentioned before.
By the way Mr Birddog, if I ever get the opportunity to visit a minimeet in Sydney, what do I need to bring other than a reasonable red.
It sounds that the participants have a great and informative time, although it sounds a good idea to leave the cheque book and wallet at home.
What do I need to bring in the way of tucker?
Regards
Nige
Posted:
Mon Jun 06, 2005 6:15 pmby birddog114
nigels wrote:It sounds that the participants have a great and informative time, although it sounds a good idea to leave the cheque book and wallet at home.
What do I need to bring in the way of tucker?
Regards
Nige
Nigel,
Try to make it at the
AA meets, go into the Saturday or Sunday nights.
A Red will do, we have most of stuff down here.
Posted:
Mon Jun 06, 2005 6:48 pmby Matt. K
nigels
That "floppy" thing hooks up to the little metal lug just inside the throat of your camera. It lets the camera know what f/stop the lens is on and it also keeps the lens at its biggest f/stop until you actually trip the shutter. This allows the maximum amount of light into your viewfinder which makes focussing easier.