An excellent video, thank you. Just one small addition...in my T3 there was a thin washer between the shutter speed and film speed display discs that is easily lost.
Do you have an advice, or could you do a video about replacing the mirror damper on this camera? I have a Konica T2 (should be the same procedure as with the T3 I think) and my mirror damper is totally disintegrated and messed with my focusing screen. Want to stop more chunks getting stuck on the focusing screen, but removing the old damper through the lens mount seems very difficult. So my thought was removing the top cover and focusing screen for better access, but I read that this would mess with the calibration and a recalibration would be needed. So is it even possible to change the damper without any further damage or recalibration and how would you do it? Unfortunately I haven't found any guides specific for mirror damper replacement for the Konica models elsewhere.
Of all the cameras I work on, the Konica T3 and T2 are the hardest to work on. I always dread doing so. The viewfinder and foam bumpers are very difficult to clean. I usually pull the mirror cage so I can work on them. I don't have any advice to give you that would help. Sorry. I have no plans to make a tutorial on the Konica T3 because I want to make tutorials for the more popular cameras, Nikon, Minolta, Olympus, Pentax. Even if I did make a tutorial for the Konica T3, most amateurs could not work on it without prior experience on other cameras. It's a bitch to work on.
@@karlnapf7238 I made a short video on the Konica T3 viewfinder explaining why it is so hard to clean. The video is called: Konica T3 | Cleaning Viewfinder | Vlog #028
I absolutely love the fact that you show things slowly and step by step! Awesome work and I'm very thankful for all your efforts.
It's comments like yours that encourage me to keep making videos. Thanks.
This is a very helpful video. Thanks
Glad you enjoyed it. I am always working on videos of different models. It's hard to cover all of them with my limited time.
An excellent video, thank you. Just one small addition...in my T3 there was a thin washer between the shutter speed and film speed display discs that is easily lost.
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Do you have an advice, or could you do a video about replacing the mirror damper on this camera? I have a Konica T2 (should be the same procedure as with the T3 I think) and my mirror damper is totally disintegrated and messed with my focusing screen. Want to stop more chunks getting stuck on the focusing screen, but removing the old damper through the lens mount seems very difficult. So my thought was removing the top cover and focusing screen for better access, but I read that this would mess with the calibration and a recalibration would be needed. So is it even possible to change the damper without any further damage or recalibration and how would you do it? Unfortunately I haven't found any guides specific for mirror damper replacement for the Konica models elsewhere.
Of all the cameras I work on, the Konica T3 and T2 are the hardest to work on. I always dread doing so. The viewfinder and foam bumpers are very difficult to clean. I usually pull the mirror cage so I can work on them. I don't have any advice to give you that would help. Sorry. I have no plans to make a tutorial on the Konica T3 because I want to make tutorials for the more popular cameras, Nikon, Minolta, Olympus, Pentax.
Even if I did make a tutorial for the Konica T3, most amateurs could not work on it without prior experience on other cameras. It's a bitch to work on.
Thanks for the answer and keep up the great work, you‘ve earned another subscriber.
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I made a short video on the Konica T3 viewfinder explaining why it is so hard to clean. The video is called: Konica T3 | Cleaning Viewfinder | Vlog #028