Re: DX-coded labels

[Hondo <btl3@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

The camera can work without seeing a DX code but automatically sets ISO
value to 32. The range of exposure compensation is just -2 to +2.
> 
> >I bought mine from a place called Colonial Photo here in Orlando, but
> >all they had were ASA200  if I remember right.
> Can you please check its address out for me ?
> 
> regards,
> Symon

Symon -  Perhaps some cameras operate that way, but I promise you-- if
you load a roll of film with no DX coding into a Nikon N60, it WILL NOT
OPERATE! An incredibly bad "feature", but it's true. I own one. That's
why I use a Nikon FG for IR work - it could care less about DX codes!

Andy just posted a place on the web where you can buy them....

Porter's Camera has advertised in their
catalog stick on DX labels.
http://www.porters.com

Andy- glad we finally got through to each other. I was beginning to get
wore out over all this... hehe  ;=)

Take care-

Brian
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