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John Oliverio U.S. Available View Profile Ask A Question View Past Answers	Knowledgeability 9.81 Clarity of Response 9.88 Timeliness 9.93 Politeness 9.94 Total Questions 2087	I can answer questions about point and shoots and 35mm SLR`s from the 1960s to present. I can also handle most questions on digital cameras from "camera" makers, like Nikon, Olympus, Canon, Sony, etc. Though usually I`m not too familiar with the driver interface, as 3rd party devices for download are more efficient. Sorry, but I can no longer answer questions about the value of old cameras.
David Silver Available View Profile Ask A Question View Past Answers	Knowledgeability 9.95 Clarity of Response 9.97 Timeliness 9.97 Politeness 9.97 Total Questions 2564	I'm an expert on all types of antique, classic, and contemporary cameras, as well as the general history of photography. Everything from ancient box cameras to modern single-lens-reflex; from simple Kodaks to sophisticated Leica and Nikon; from glass plates and roll film to movie and 35mm. I can identify and appraise them, explain how they work, and offer insights on their restoration and care. I can also provide historical background on vintage cameras and equipment, and guidelines on their purchase and sale.

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John Oliverio

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I can answer questions about point and shoots and 35mm SLR`s from the 1960s to present. I can also handle most questions on digital cameras from "camera" makers, like Nikon, Olympus, Canon, Sony, etc. Though usually I`m not too familiar with the driver interface, as 3rd party devices for download are more efficient. Sorry, but I can no longer answer questions about the value of old cameras.

David Silver

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I'm an expert on all types of antique, classic, and contemporary cameras, as well as the general history of photography. Everything from ancient box cameras to modern single-lens-reflex; from simple Kodaks to sophisticated Leica and Nikon; from glass plates and roll film to movie and 35mm. I can identify and appraise them, explain how they work, and offer insights on their restoration and care. I can also provide historical background on vintage cameras and equipment, and guidelines on their purchase and sale.

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2009-11-13 Fuji A310:

Scott, Hello and thanks for the question. You're kinda right and kinda wrong. There is a separate battery to keep the clock/calendar correct. But it is not user replaceable. It's a rechargeable

2009-11-09 E:91:01 in SONY DSC-W80:

Rom, I found a forum that talks about your error. Here is a quote from the forum: TO SOLVE FLASH ERROR sony cybershot dscw55 ERROR CODE E:91:01 , JUST GO TO SETUP MENU, SELECT THE TOOLBOX ICON

2009-11-07 canbon powershot s2:

Michelle, Hello. Sorry you are having problems with your camera. Unfortunately this problem is almost always physical damage. The gears that move the lens are very delicate. They are usually made

2009-11-06 Camera Appraisal:

Hello April, The No. 2 Folding Pocket Brownie is a traditional self-casing folding bellows camera, made by Eastman Kodak from 1907 to 1915, for 2 1/4 x 3 1/4 inch exposures on #120 roll film.

2009-11-05 Sears 28-70mm Zoom Lens:

Hi Jordan, Your lens was built by Pentax for Sears to Sears specifications. This means that it was built to meet a lower "house brand" price point to offer alternatives to the more expensive camera

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