Minolta Maxxum 9000 projector The Rowi Micro cold shoe

The Rowi Micro cold shoe ball head is a useful little part that slips onto a standard flash shoe (or onto a 1/4" tripod thread) and provides an extended

even if they run down to zero

because it's not an LCD viewfinder in and of itself: it's an optical system designed to use the rear viewfinder on a Sigma FP camera

not just a 6x6 back with a mask: you'll get 16 shots per roll

Minolta Maxxum 9000 projector The Rowi Micro cold shoeThe Minolta Maxxum 9000 was Minolta's pro caliber SLR in the early autofocus days, and it's a real interesting one: it has full autofocus function but, unlike every other Maxxum camera, it has no motor drive built in, relying on good old fashioned thumb winder. The rewind knob is my favourite rewind knob, which yes, I have a favourite rewind knob, I spend all day doing camera stuff so these things happen. Anyway, it looks and acts like a metering mode