RE: Noblex Repair

[Cedar Springs B&B Lodge <cedarsprings@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

We do get inquiries about problems with Noblex cameras.  We are interested
in your comments and suggestions to improving the cameras.  Please let us
know of your concerns, problems and ideas and we will pass them on to the
factory!  The most common problems relate to operator error...improper
loading, not taking up the slack while loading, not centring the film spools
properly, not lining up the film arrows (120) to the red dot.  We find
usually 10 films as a learning curve are not unusual to start getting the
top results for your camera...if you have never used this type of camera
before.  I have used all models of the camera and the only problems I have
had come when I haven't used the camera for a few weeks and forget
something!  Again, please contact me  if you have any comments regarding
these cameras!

Joern Rohde, Noblex Internet, Canada
http://www.whistlerinns.com/noblex

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Geuler32@xxxxxxx [mailto:Geuler32@xxxxxxx]
> Sent: Monday, December 28, 1998 6:25 PM
> To: panorama-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Subject: Re: Noblex Repair
>
>
> Roger,
>
>
> I also am a Noblex owner and am wondering what kind of problem
> you have had
> with yours.  Was it damage to the camera or a defect?  What model
> do you have?
>
> After seeing frequent messages about various defects and careful
> techniques
> required with other brands of swing lens cameras, I have been nervously
> watching for a malfunction with my Noblex 135U but it just keeps
> on purring
> along.
>
> Gary
>