Rd-1, my first RF camera!

Should be regular SD cards, without the HC suffix, of 2GB or less. :D


Dk82 said:
Wow thanks all for the welcome and tips!

So I picked up a voigtlander 35mm 2.5 color skopar this morning (I'm eating cup o' noodles this month).

Those shots look really good. I'm excited to get out there--I'll try to get a couple shots in the forum later this week.

Does the rd-1 take sdhc cards? And max 2gb right?

Thanks!
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I see that you are in SoCal, there is a very good repair shop in Culver City. Steve's Camera. He has done work on a couple Epsons for me. Knows the camera well. He can fix lens problems too. I have an Industar 50mm that does extremely well on my RD1 and I think I payed about $50 for it. It's a wonderful camera, just don't do what I did with my first two...... sell it. S
 
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vietnam police

i am not missing the epson rd1s with the 15 mm voigtlander because i still use it. the 6 mp camera still suits my needs. the analogue dial is partially shut but the camera is still good. :)
 
Scrambler said:
The R-D1 will accept M-mount or LTM (also known s M39 or L39) lenses with an adapter. The absence of live view means you can't focus anything else you might adapt onto it.
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Or focus with the scale on the lense,
I use my Nikon 8mm Samyang fisheye with a Nikon -> M adapter,
and use the 12mm CV finder
fun ! :) :)
 
Welcome to the R-D1 club :D. I too recently purchased my first DRF camera, the R-D1 from a friend who upgraded to an M9...
I had the Industar 50mmf3.5 and it worked well. My friend packaged the body with a CV 40f1.4 to make me buy it so I got it with that lens. Great combo!
I was not happy without a wider lens so I purchased a CV35f2.5. What can I say, it works beautifully too.
However, I must warn you that G.A.S. is pretty bad and you'll need to eat ramen noodles for a long time LOL!
As for me, I just pulled the trigger on a CV25f4 snapshot..... I think I'm done for now ;)
 
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