Hi,
If I had dust in the gate of my Bolex H16, would I see it by looking through the default prism viewfinder - using a lens with a wide open diaphragm please? Normally I use a dog-leg zoom, so would see nothing except what the lens sees.
Thanks
Dust in the gate?
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Re: Dust in the gate?
Whatever you do, don't be like this guy...prize-winning gate scum:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JsAa2rrHrww
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Re: Dust in the gate?
No. You have to look at the film gate itself.
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Re: Dust in the gate?
That's what I thought, thanks ;)richard p. t. wrote:No. You have to look at the film gate itself.
Re: Dust in the gate?
Painful, oh!silverhalide wrote:Whatever you do, don't be like this guy...prize-winning gate scum:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JsAa2rrHrww

But glorious colour film
Thanks