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any Equatorial tripod will do the job for that telescope. Even a normal camera tripod will work.

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1. read the manual 2. if you havent got the manual then google it with brand and model number and download it.

google it with brand and model number

read the instruction manual that came with it. if you have not got that then google it with brand and model number.

30 seconds search you could of done http://www.wintecind.com/support_center/downloads/manuals/photo_frames/3fmpf210bk8-r_manual.pdf

What camera is it? On most older film cameras you lift the rewind crank to release the back or a separate lock for the back. Not having a film in will not affect the back opening mechanism. Check the book for your camera.

I had the same problem a few minutes ago. You don't need to unscrew any of the fixing but make sure the larger silver bolt is not tight. The instructions are: 1. Use your thumb to push down the silver lever to the left of the spirit level. 2. Whilst holding this lever down slide the top of the top of the quick release mechanism to the right (looking at the spirit level) and it should come off. Once you do it you'll know how much force to apply in future. If this doesn't work try loosening the large bolt a little more. You can safely remove it, but remember to replace it as it is used for locking the quick release. Note that the locking only starts after this bolt is turned 2-3 times, before this the quick release should work fine.

Easiest way is to follow the instructions in the camera manual. If you tell us which camera you are using, we may be able to offer more detailed information. BTW, there is no need to shout.

There are many different '35mm' cameras - if you tell us which one it is we may be able to help

Do you really think that it's the Best tripod? I mean, I used it quite a while and I didn't find it that comfortable. Actually, I'm struggling now with finding a proper one. I almost don't use a tripod for now because I can't pick the one that will suit me.

Hi! I'm adding a link to a list of manuals for similar Coby digital frames. Hope it will help you! https://manualsbrain.com/en/brands/coby/digital-photo-frames

Hi! Please check the manual to Barnett Crossbows. Hope it will help you https://manualsbrain.com/en/manuals/1881703

depends on how you have it --on a disc or usb stick or from the met for the net go to the download for win 7 32 bit down load and save after that click on it and when the instruction opens click on run and let the wizard do the rest for disc , install the disc , go to computer and click on the drive that the disc is in if it is auto running , wait and let the wizard to the job if on a stick go to the computer install the stick , click on the usb listed ( removable item , click on run and let the wizard do the job

Open the camera

Try searching a different site

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Have you tried checking with the manufacturer. This is usually the best place to start with questions like this. They will be able to tell you if the remote is still available, and how much it costs.

You will need a light source that does not reflect. Typically, you can move the lights so the reflections don't show, or use a very large lit surface so the reflection is softened. Since polished subjects do reflect, you may find that you need some reflections just to show that the object is shiny.... Without that, it won't look right.

https://www.manualslib.com/manual/221846/Cenomax-F7024b.html Possibly the same model - free manual online. Cenomax F7024B User Manual