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swanseadave
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XA light seals
      #666308 - 13/06/2008 10:39

I finally got round to replacing the seals on my XA.Now I`ll run a film through it for test purposes.Fingers crossed.
Dave

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Re: XA light seals [Re: swanseadave]
      #666313 - 13/06/2008 10:42

Best of luck. Lovely little camera, one of the very best.

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Re: XA light seals [Re: Benchista]
      #666317 - 13/06/2008 10:56

Yes Nick, it is.The 2.8 zuiko is razor sharp.I`ve run a lot of Kodachrome through it over the years.Interesting to read Ivor Matanle`s column this week.It`s what prompted me.I bought the camera in about `92 from Jessies.IIRC it cost £100. I love rangefinders.
Cheers Dave

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Re: XA light seals [Re: swanseadave]
      #666338 - 13/06/2008 12:04

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Yes Nick, it is.The 2.8 zuiko is razor sharp.I`ve run a lot of Kodachrome through it over the years.Interesting to read Ivor Matanle`s column this week.It`s what prompted me.I bought the camera in about `92 from Jessies.IIRC it cost £100. I love rangefinders.
Cheers Dave




Yes, Ivor Matanle's article was very interesting. I was completely unaware of the XA range and wouldn't mind getting hold of one now.

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Re: XA light seals [Re: Photocracy]
      #666362 - 13/06/2008 12:50


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Yes, Ivor Matanle's article was very interesting. I was completely unaware of the XA range and wouldn't mind getting hold of one now.



Hi Rob.They are superb cameras.You do see them around.They cost far less now than I paid.
Cheers Dave

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Re: XA light seals [Re: swanseadave]
      #666415 - 13/06/2008 14:55

I've had an XA and an XA-1 for ages - the XA is brilliant, the XA-1 really a Trip in a small package - fun enough, but not a great camera.

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