Nice one, thanks!

Hey, thank you so much, I hope more people would join, need to pote some more videos to keep watering the channel. NB: please use English next time, so anyone can see it. Cheers.

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks.

@@CameraRestoreI was wondering, for the 2 wire microphone connection, can I modify it and wire it to a mono 3.5 plug of some sort and sort of enable the ability to plug in an external mic? or probably not due to shadow power n whatnot?

the hardware of this camera was made for working only with this type of microphones, using a different mic might create lower sound or lower quality of the sound unless you will use the same one or type. One tip would be to use an external recorder and place it into the editor, you can use an old phone (iPhones have great recording quality) with an external mic and a great app for recording, years ago I was doing on a low budget project. Clap your hands in the camera to match the sound. Use Voice recorder pro as app, it is very good play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ca.bejbej.voicerecordpro&hl=en_IE also for iOS

@@CameraRestore ah okay, thanks for the tips! Do you happen to know the part number of the microphone so I could look up the specs?

The manufacturer didn’t give a PN for the mic unfortunately.

Muchísimas gracias! Greetings from the UK!

I do appreciate your contribution even though check this: 10:37

Thanks, more to come!

Hey Eduardo, thank you for your kind message. Regarding the camera, depends on your level of use, if you do not have much of experience with DSLR cameras and want to step in this amazing world, yes, it is a great camera for that. For replacement parts, you should be able to source that easily on eBay, also you can check my webpage or contact me in case you need any replacement. If you get this camera as second hand, you need to check on the total counts of the shutter, the lower count the more possibility to not need to do any service on the shutter, and keep in mind that this camera shutter is rated to 100000 shots. If you keep your camera away from dust and humidity, you will not have any problem with it. The image sensor calibration is something serious, so no way doing it as I was mentioning into the video.

Diagnosing the circuit board on cameras is quite hard, to me at least is time consuming, I would recommend to replace the whole board. Since there are no electric diagrams available for this cameras it is hard to debug. I spend time on mainboards but even though the rate of success is low… at least in my case.

I don’t have the right video gear for recoding micro soldering for now. Anyhow, It’s something I plan to have for the future…

Did the camera got any water contact or dropped? Did you try with another battery?

I would rather say is a flash problem, try with a different flash if possible…

In part yes but depends, for example the most common problem where you can clean and reuse the components is when the camera suffered some water damage, in that case an ultrasonic cleaning may recover a water damage component even if electronic.

Wera 118020 PH00. Slightly modified but works the same also as it is.

Are you sure is the display, do you get blue colour also by browsing the menu?

sounds like some loose connection inside that's sensitive enough to be affected by the slight vibration of the dial. any luck?

Any update on this matter?

@@CameraRestore thanks for asking… had to send it away. Cost £85 to repair but came back good as neew

@@jakemarch-jones2789 Glad to hear that, £85 is a fare cost. Thanks.

How can i fix it? It ithink it overheated

Stopped working while you were using it?