Pentax K1000 Light Meter Repair and Prism Replacement

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  • Опубликовано: 27 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 21

  • @JeffPaints
    @JeffPaints Год назад

    Having just taken apart a K1000 with the film counter plate you described I would happily have that conversation with you! They are a nightmare!!

  • @notgabeswan3098
    @notgabeswan3098 3 года назад +4

    Thanks for the repair and the video, Alex! So far so good with this camera. :) I just shoot really slow so I have yet to finish a roll

    • @RompingBronco
      @RompingBronco  3 года назад +2

      Thank you for your business and absolutely top notch wrapping job by the way! Enjoy the camera

  • @vintagevantics
    @vintagevantics 6 месяцев назад

    Love your videos. Especially your chaotic desktop but my OCD would struggle with the risk of mixing up all those screws!

  • @michaelbuckley8986
    @michaelbuckley8986 Год назад

    Nice job there👍

  • @Crapulos
    @Crapulos 2 года назад

    Hello,
    I just find a old k1000 who was to my grandfather.
    I changed the battery, and my light meter don’t change position when I change the shutter speed, with iris yes. You Aldready saw that? Thanks!

  • @LyudmilaRGVK
    @LyudmilaRGVK Год назад

    Can you use the Prism our of an Asahi K1000 to replace the Prism in a China built K1000? Evelyn

  • @peteringram01
    @peteringram01 2 года назад

    Hi. What was the bottle of ‘poison’ that you used in place of flux for soldering to steel?

  • @johnapperson7495
    @johnapperson7495 Год назад

    do you do shutter replacements, and if so how much??

    • @RompingBronco
      @RompingBronco  Год назад

      Shoot me an email rompingbroncosales@gmail.com

  • @robby969
    @robby969 3 года назад

    Thanks for the video! Could you share your overhead camera set up?

    • @RompingBronco
      @RompingBronco  3 года назад

      Thanks for watching!
      Right now I'm just using a Canon EOS M6 with the kit 15-45mm lens. It works for now but I'm hoping to upgrade in the near future.

    • @robby969
      @robby969 3 года назад

      @@RompingBronco What about your mounting system to get the overhead shots? Building a work station and exploring options

    • @RompingBronco
      @RompingBronco  3 года назад

      @@robby969 Right now it's just a tripod pointing down, I kind of had a work space and then set the camera up so it's not as optimized as I'd like it but it's better than nothing. Alec Soth has a pretty good video goin over the setup he uses, which might work better.

  • @philipslighting8240
    @philipslighting8240 Год назад

    How can you work in such a messy disorganised space. 🧐

    • @johnapperson7495
      @johnapperson7495 Год назад

      cuz he does it for real how bout u??

    • @philipslighting8240
      @philipslighting8240 Год назад

      Yes I have been repairing cameras since the mid 80's What about you !!!!!!!!

    • @RompingBronco
      @RompingBronco  Год назад +1

      Some could say I'm just build different. My newer space is a lot tidier though haha

  • @JayGreezy
    @JayGreezy Год назад

    dude, i have no idea why people do this. That camera is worth about $40-50. This repair probably cost $350+ dollars. What the hell are people thinking.

    • @RompingBronco
      @RompingBronco  Год назад +1

      I appreciate the comment and while I agree the K1000 should only cost about $50 they are selling for a lot more and while some shops may charge about that much for repairs my standard repair fee is $65. I charged a little more for this given the parts needed to complete the repair but I'm pretty sure it was still under $150. They are good cameras though and well worth the cost of repair I think but again I am biased.