
Posted: Sun Dec 27, 2009 11:06 pm
The camera has its back attached. The back is the 2 piece black metal that the outer part rotates via the lock lever and has the chrome graflok sliders on it. If the lens has the factory cam and it is installed then a sheet film holder, grafmatic, or roll film holder can be attached by placing one of them over the opening in the back and sliding the chrome bars until they lock the film holder in place.
What is missing is called the Focus Pannel. It has two chrome spring loades arms that hook onto the pins visable at the center of the graflok slider opening. The focus panel has a ground glass and fresnel and is used for focusing when on a tripod or hand held.
Focus panel with view hood closed and removed from camera:
Focus panel, fresnel/ground glass side:
Focus panel with view hood open:
Focus panel attached to camera with view hood open:
The lines on my ground glass are #2 pencil on the ground side of the ground glass and are the gate (image) size of Graphic 22 and Graphic 23 roll film holders.
You need a focus pannel for a Super Graphic. The only difference between a Super and Super Speed Graphic is the label on the camera body and the Super Speed was factory equiped with a lens in a Graphic 1000 speed shutter. Check the site listed here
http://graflex.org/speed-graphic/where-to-get.html#CommercialSites regularly as well as ebay and other used camera stores until you find one. They are rare.