Hold the camera upside down and tilted down towards you. Pull the old mirror foam towards you with a toothpick, that way it falls out of the body rather than in. Don't be too picky about the old foam, just get it smooth enough to hold a new piece.
Don > -----Original Message----- > From: Joaquim Carvalho [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Wednesday, July 06, 2005 9:47 AM > To: [email protected] > Subject: ME-F > > > I'm happy, I've been the whole morning playing with my > new ME-F > > It was the first SLR autofocus camera, even if only one > lens was made for it, I never understood how some people > can say it wasn't. > > It is a great camera: when using common lenses it is > exactly the same as an ME Super but with a very good focus > assist system that is both faster that the one on the DS > (instantaneous is the word), precise and easy to uses > (Green + 2 Red arrows!) > > If it had depth of field preview and a replaceable focus > screen it would be my favorite film camera. > > The bad part: now I have to put new foams on it, taking > extra care not to ruin the focus screen with the goo, any > advice on how to do this? >
