St3v3M Loc: 35,000 feet

Laf!

kamicota Loc: Sparwood B.C.

Yep St3v3M suppose it could be "LAF" + :mrgreen: :oops: :lol: :D :roll: :?:

Cheers for years
Colin

norvik1943 Loc: Jenks, OK and Domazan, France

The image on the display screen on Graflex is upside down by design. Lens flips the image normally. Takes awhile to get used to when using these old LF cameras.

norvik1943 Loc: Jenks, OK and Domazan, France

here is what I mean. First photo shows camera/subject setup. Note that the magnifier attachment on the lamp is on upper right. Then, look at image, magnifier is upside down and on lower left corner. Is this what's happening with your camera?

MT Shooter Loc: Montana

I see you still have this issue after a couple of months of posting questions about it, saw your post on DP Review's forum a couple months ago.
Its obviously and EVF issue, and I might venture a guess that it was related to your IR conversion since they have to remove the sensor to make that conversion. Since the EVF simply shows a processed JPG of the image projected on the sensor I would have to think the sensor is possibly installed upside down. But that would mean you would have to invert all your images on download and you have not said anything about having to do that.

kamicota Loc: Sparwood B.C.

MT Shooter

You may be right about @ conversion

Yet I do not have to "right side up" and images on download

They all show up in LCD and on download right side up

Cheers for years
Colin

MT Shooter Loc: Montana

In that case I would surmise that the EVF LCD has been inverted, either electronically or physically during that IR conversion process. I know of no way to invert and EVF image electronically (via software), so I wish you luck in finding a workable solution. Wish I could be of more help, sorry.

kamicota Loc: Sparwood B.C.

MT Shooter

As of now I am SO grateful for all the comments and suggestions and may just have to live with it

Cheers for Years
Colin

n3eg Loc: West coast USA

It's not impossible to break something and cause that. I've seen LCDs on other types of equipment that have an "invert" line on the flex interconnection. It can mean a slight tear in the flex or a bad contact.

MT Shooter Loc: Montana

True. If the ribbon cable was inverted when re-attached to the processor that could result in an inverted image. Likely no real fix short of returning it to the shop that did the IR conversion.

kamicota Loc: Sparwood B.C.

MT Shooter

Returning it right now is not an option

Here is one suggestion from the service manual I was shown--->>>

Ok. I just studied the service manual and it doesn't seem possible to fix it by physically inverting the viewfinder screen. Even if you could, it would be a very difficult job.

It has to be a firmware glitch. I also explored the hidden service menu and can't see any option to change viewfinder orientation. There is an option "FACTORY RESET" that changes all settings back to factory defaults. If it were mine, I would try that just in case you've accidentally hit some magic key combination that changed the viewfinder orientation.

If you are game, here's how to get there:

For NX10 in exact order: Set Mode dial to Smart Auto, Switch on, Press L (left side of 4 way controller), Press OK, Press R (Right side of 4 way controller), then hold down the +AV button and press OK. Up comes a Developer Menu. Scroll to SYSTEM PARAMETER, press OK. The first option on that page is "FACTORY RESET" and will already be highlighted.

I haven't gone any further but assume that pressing Ok will do the factory reset. There's a little white box over to the right, so perhaps pressing Ok just puts a tick in that box and does the reset when you restart. I'm only guessing now, so you are on your own from that point.

To get back to the previous page of the developer menu, press the menu button. To exit from the developer menu altogether, press the preview button.

But I did not get the developer Menu

Cheers for years
Colin

Wabbit Loc: Arizona Desert

There's only one sure solution Doc ..... you'll get used to it real quick

kamicota Loc: Sparwood B.C.

You know "what's up Doc" that may just be the "CURE"

And may just have to get used to it

Cheers for years
Colin

SteveR Loc: Michigan

Considerin' that their toilets drain the wrong way, it's only logical that their camera viewfinders would be upside down!!!

kamicota Loc: Sparwood B.C.

SteveR

But SURELY toilets all around the world gravitate towards the center of the earth so maybe all this will lead to a meeting of thew fluidity of minds

And by the way the "DEVELOPER MENU" suggestion originated in "AUSTRALIA" too

Cheers for years
Colin