I purchased a tiny white led light at the local book store that I attached to the back of the the TL120 with Velcro. It has an adjustable led window so it can be directed downward and at an angle. When I push the button to the LED, the light shines into the film window and I can advance in the dark. Does not appear to fog the film and its very handy. It doesn't work too well in bright sunlight though... :-)


Dr. Kevin Pernicano
Louisville, KY, USA (Home of the Kentucky Derby)

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> Re: getting this for the TL120
>
> Posted by: "Mark"
> blackice@pavilion.co.uk

Sun Jul 13, 2008 1:23 am (PDT)

>
> Hi

> One thing that bugs me about the TL120 is that you still
> need to look at the window and wind. Even on my Kiev88 you don't
> need to do that once its set at one.
>
> Slows down shooting and will now attach a light to the
> strap as I was
>
> caught in a darker environment on fri night. Try using a
> candle to advance frames!

> M

--- In MF3D-group@yahoogroups.com, "Dr. Kevin Pernicano"
wrote:

>
> I purchased a tiny white led light at the local book store that I

attached to the back of the the TL120 with Velcro. It doesn't work
too well in bright sunlight though... :-)

You'll need a solar powered one for that Kevin! :-)

Harry Calderbank