ajacobs2
September 1st 03, 06:38 PM
Thats five degree viewer for the Minolta.
"ajacobs2" > wrote in message
...
> Laughing at myself...
>
> I sold my IV-F meter about a year ago and thought ( knew) somewhere I had
> the IV-F 5 Degree Attachment to convert it to a spot meter. Looked high
and
> low, looked in everybag and every place I could think of turning my house
> upside down. No attachment. And I know the person who bought the meter
would
> probably like to have one.
>
> Nothing. Must of lost it , never see it again. Last night I attended a
> formal dinner party with Tuxedo and went to get a pair of black socks
which
> I rarely wear. Inside the socks out pops the viewer. Then it dawned.
When
> I went on a conference trip last year, I wrapped some of the extra camera
> gear in socks and put it in my luggage. Stuff I didn't wear the wife put
> away with the viewer in it.
>
> I ripped the other socks open and found a sto-fen, and two rolls of APS
for
> the wifes purse camera we though were lost. Moral of the story: none,
just
> pack your own stuff. Sock it to me for not checking ... so much for that
> guy Stees who has the TV show on travel and how to pack.....
>
> Now I don't need it...to sell it, the person who bought the IV-F doesn't
> exist anymore, no email address thats valid and thats life. Anyone needs
a
> Minolta 5 degree viewer, rarely used, stored in Satin Black Tuxedo stocks
> and always seen (sometimes) in the best of places.
>
> This converts a Minolta IV_F, from Incident to spot meter ( 5 degrees )
and
> there is a black leather Minolta case for it, though I don't believe it's
> the origional case.
>
> B&H in NYC is asking...
>
> Minolta 5 Degree Viewfinder Mfr# 8034156 MIVF5 Price: $89.95
> The Minolta 5 Degree Viewfinder features a 5 degree angle of acceptance
and
> enables spot metering of subjects from a distance. The meter can thus be
> used to accurately measure small areas of a scene.
>
>
> My Price 39.00 plus 3.85 Priority anywhere in the US Paypal OK. Thats
half
> including freight and paypal.
>
> --
> (B>)# I wish you well.....
> Al Jacobson
> Website: www.aljacobs.com
>
>
>
>
>
>
"ajacobs2" > wrote in message
...
> Laughing at myself...
>
> I sold my IV-F meter about a year ago and thought ( knew) somewhere I had
> the IV-F 5 Degree Attachment to convert it to a spot meter. Looked high
and
> low, looked in everybag and every place I could think of turning my house
> upside down. No attachment. And I know the person who bought the meter
would
> probably like to have one.
>
> Nothing. Must of lost it , never see it again. Last night I attended a
> formal dinner party with Tuxedo and went to get a pair of black socks
which
> I rarely wear. Inside the socks out pops the viewer. Then it dawned.
When
> I went on a conference trip last year, I wrapped some of the extra camera
> gear in socks and put it in my luggage. Stuff I didn't wear the wife put
> away with the viewer in it.
>
> I ripped the other socks open and found a sto-fen, and two rolls of APS
for
> the wifes purse camera we though were lost. Moral of the story: none,
just
> pack your own stuff. Sock it to me for not checking ... so much for that
> guy Stees who has the TV show on travel and how to pack.....
>
> Now I don't need it...to sell it, the person who bought the IV-F doesn't
> exist anymore, no email address thats valid and thats life. Anyone needs
a
> Minolta 5 degree viewer, rarely used, stored in Satin Black Tuxedo stocks
> and always seen (sometimes) in the best of places.
>
> This converts a Minolta IV_F, from Incident to spot meter ( 5 degrees )
and
> there is a black leather Minolta case for it, though I don't believe it's
> the origional case.
>
> B&H in NYC is asking...
>
> Minolta 5 Degree Viewfinder Mfr# 8034156 MIVF5 Price: $89.95
> The Minolta 5 Degree Viewfinder features a 5 degree angle of acceptance
and
> enables spot metering of subjects from a distance. The meter can thus be
> used to accurately measure small areas of a scene.
>
>
> My Price 39.00 plus 3.85 Priority anywhere in the US Paypal OK. Thats
half
> including freight and paypal.
>
> --
> (B>)# I wish you well.....
> Al Jacobson
> Website: www.aljacobs.com
>
>
>
>
>
>