>><<Their last leaf-shutter SLR body -- the Topcon Unirex, had a fully
manual
>>shutter (B, 1 through 1/500 sec), a hot shoe, TTL averaging as well as
spot
>>metering, shutter priority AE, and more. Lenses were very good and very
>>cheap. Flash synchronization was available at all shutter speeds. >>
I've got a question about leaf shutters. I understand that the opening time
is fast enough to always have the the shutter fully open, so flash sync is
not a problem.
My question is "how does the shutter open". If it folows the same path on
opening as closing, the centre of the shot will receive more exposure than
the edges. I have never seen a picture of one slow motion to see it's
operation.
Foxy
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