Wondered the same. There are markings just visible in image two on the rear two rings. Have there been any variants other than this link The images above don't show any switches on the lens. Maybe worth some more images for clarity.

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Transparency is often difficult to focus on, negativity however, should be handled with care.

As above, Texting Alice stands out for me. I like the set David. Is taking off the full frame? It may be a stronger image with a little wider FOV. Great sharpness throughout and good mono conversion.

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Rippa.

Great colours in this Don.

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And I will wait for ever, beside the silent mirror
And fish for bitter minnows amongst the weeds and slimy water

"having a Genesis, Trespass, Stagnation moment"

Hi Vic, my AA container is marked because I charge the enerloops in it, using croc clips connected to the pins, so need to know the pos and neg.

Hope you enjoy the course your going to be doing.

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A great, colourful lead into an image that tops with blander, softer colours. The whole scene attracts attention throughout. Even the FE effect draws my attention into which of the upper steps is the one perpendicular to the camera as they are straight. Well seen and photographed Kris.

The majority really are missing out shooting only digital.

I've used the 17-28 FE quite a lot recently but I should use the K 17mm on a body and put it to work.

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Wonderful images Gareth.

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Well Vic, your post made me think I'd best check my older guns. Fortunately all OK. So whilst checking the AF400 kit I thought I'd have a look at the guts of the TR power pack (as you do when it's persistent precipitation outside).

Designed for six 'C" size dry cells, typically alkaline, the bulk of the housing is for the batteries.

The oscillator is under the cover on the opposite side of the on/off switch. I bought my TR power pack back in 1988 and it's worked well since.

The reverse side of the pcb - cover removed. The yellow item is the step-up transformer.




The component side of the pcb showing the step=up transformer and the two TO3 power transistors in cast metal heat sinks as they get warm in operation.




Back in it's case.




The flash gun AA battery container showing the polarity of the spring loaded contact pins




The plug on the TR pack that plugs into the back of the flash gun has three female connectors. Two are for the high voltage from the oscillator that goes to the capacitor in the flash gun and the third is the feed back connection that lights up the neon "ready" indicator on the TR power pack.

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