colorpack pinhole conversion. REVISED 1-6-08

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here is a rundown on the procedure that i used to convert an existing colorpack to a pinhole camera. this method leaves the auto exposure system intact as well as the shutter. its really quite simple. you will also have the option to convert the camera back to original condition. please feel free to comment or question. any thoughts will be

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[mytwohands]

hello friend, you said you might have some tune up tips for me when i got my land camera. it just came in the mail. i'd love to hear what you had before i load the film. it's soooo amazing. i'm very excited ... & slightly trepidatious

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lets start with the model you received and we'll take it from there.......

[mytwohands]

model 100

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excellent choice. good viewfinder, apetures of 3000, 300, 150 &75. my first auto and i still have it

[mytwohands]

thank you thank you ... I understood and was able to check the shutter no problem ... but I can't exactly figure out where the battery is located -- this must sound really lame of me. could you maybe point me in that direction? or I'll just keep reading the manual ... it's in here somewhere I'm sure ...

but really, all of that, particularly where to get a new battery if this one goes out, as well as the link to the online manual, is really helpful. thanks again.

ellyn

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not a problem. with vintage cameras, its little things like this that will ensure you have a good first time experience and not waste valuable film. the battery door is on the back, opposite the film door. they actually share the same hinge. there is a finger indent on top left to pull it open. good luck, joe