Originally posted by rickygarni every 67 I saw had an ISO in the same ring as the shutter counter, as do most cameras
No version of the 6x7 has the ASA/ISO indicator in the same ring as the shutter (ie frame) counter, which is over to the right of the body, and I would not say most cameras do either. The 6x7 you have is equipped with the non-metering pentaprism, and as such the exposure controls are simply the shutter speed on the body and the aperture on the lens, and you set those manually based on a separate exposure meter or your judgement. The market that the 6x7 was originally (around 1970) aimed at was professionals, who more often than not preferred separate meters at the time.
There is however a metering pentaprism available as an option, and this has a dial that fits over the existing shutter speed dial and does have an ASA setting window within it for the benefit of the meter which needs to know it. They tend to be expensive
. This picture shows the metering pentaprism :
Last edited by Lord Lucan; 03-19-2021 at 02:35 AM.
Reason: Corrected tpyo