IMHO, the only Pentax data back worth a darn is the one
available for the SF1. It has several formats for
sequencing - A00 thru 99 amd B, C, D along time
imprinting.
On Tue, 14 Jan 2003 15:25:34 -0800 (PST), Steve Pearson
wrote:
Just curious if these are useful? Or, are they too
bulky? Is
Steve,
These are useful and easy to install. The hinge on your back has a spring
loaded pin. Compress the spring, the pin retracts, and the back falls off.
The early backs on the KX, K2, KM, and LX were big bulky affairs with a 1.5 X
1.0 inch box on the camera back. With the ME, MX, and ME
From: Malcolm Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: 2003/01/13 Mon AM 08:53:49 CST
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: Data Backs
Bob S. wrote:
The databacks print the date or time in the lower right corner of
the frame.
I note the last year I could have imprinted on my film was last
Jose R. Rodriguez wrote:
When I had my Dial Data LX, I was able to purchase parts from
Pentax Colorado (pretty cheap) and have my local technician
update the year dial to 2009. I believe that the Pentax Service
Department can also do this service for you. So, it can be update...
Jose,
The booklet shows the info on the picture. NOW the date on mine only goes up
to 1991!
On the other hand my son is going to use it to document the exposure
[another option on the data back] on still film for his movies.
Dan
Steve Pearson wrote:
Dan,
That is dissapointing if the info. ends up
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