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CJ

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Posted on Wednesday, July 27, 2005 - 06:12 pm:   

First, many thanks to Rick Oleson for his excellent "home shutter speed tester" instructions! Rick: I followed the instructions, and I've been able to test the shutter speeds on my Yashica Penta-J.

Now for my box camera question: I've just loaded my Ansco Cadet with a roll of Tri-X. I'm just curious: What's the typical 'average' shutter speed of a box camera? Does anybody know? Also, what's the nearest distance that one can get to a subject and have the image still be in focus?

And finally: Should I keep a small bit of gaffer's tape over the red exposure counter window? I'd remove it just to make sure I've advanced the film enough.

-CJ

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