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Bosch GLR825 Laser Distance Measurer $289.00 The Bosch Laser Distance Measurer incorporates precision laser measuring technology, where the laser beam does both pointing and measuring, for distances up to 825 feet. A magnified viewfinder assists with long range and outdoor measurements. Range (ft.): 2 – 825, Accuracy: 3/64in. / 1mm / ±0.04in., Functions (qty.): 11, Measures: Length, area, volume, min./max., continuous, indirect length, do… |
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MDB-2 Musical Doorbell $47.50 This Musical Doorbell replaces your current chime and gives you the choice of sounds to announce your visitors. Choose from the pre-programmed selections, or program in your own tune using the keyboard. Includes chimes, old favorites, patriotic, spiritual… |
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Leica Disto D5 Digital Laser Rangefinder with 2.4-inch Screen and 45-degree tilt Sensor $489.00 With the Leica DISTO D5 Digital Laser Rangefinder, accurate measurements are right at your fingertips, even in bright, outdoor settings and over extended distances. The world’s first hand held laser measuring device with a digital view finder and 4X zoom, the dependable D5 features a 2.4-inch color screen for easy reference, a 45-degree tilt sensor, and a full complement of functions that deliver … |
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Nissan Crew Truck Pt. II ? Full Size Trail Ride from Colorado $1.99 … |
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Rosh-O-Monster / The Tree of Ickis $1.99 … |
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A Room With No Viewfinder / Krumm Rises To The Top $1.99 … |
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Fuji X-TRA800 QuickSnap Superia ISO 800 Single Use Camera with Flash – 27 Exposure $0.01 Pre-loaded with Superia X-tra 800 speed filmIdeal for all outdoor/daylight pictures27 exposures… |
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Leica Viewfinder Magnifier 1.25x Black – Magniefies The Viewfinder Image By 25% $299.95 The Leica Viewfinder Magnifier M 1.25x is an equally practical and easy to use small accessory which facilitates considerably easier picture composition with telephoto lenses by enlarging the central area of the viewfinder image by 25%. At the same time it increases focusing accuracy…. |
Crack in the Camera viewfinder without glasses, but no visible cracks with them. Is this a problem?
I have a film SLR, and recently without my glasses, I noticed there is a crack in the middle of the frame through the viewfinder, but when I put my glasses I can not see the crack. Is this a crack real on my camera or something in the side of the camera body?
Is it a right, horizontal crack? And do you wear glasses simply reading or do you full time to correct farsightedness? I ask these questions because my first thought is that you can see the split a prism focusing screen. Many, if not most older manual focus SLR used this system to develop. If this is not what we speak, it might actually be a crack in the focusing itself (you can see just above the mirror with the lens off) or possibly in the viewfinder pentaprism of / penta.
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