At 10:39 AM 6/19/99 -0400, you wrote:
>At 21:28:04 6/17/99 -0500, Joel Wilcox wrote:
>
>>When I first joined the list about a year and a half ago, I had just bought
>>what is now OM-2S #1 and was immediately subjected to a series of threads
>>about how bad the OM-2S boards were and, bad or not, how you couldn't find
>>replacements anyway. My board has appeared to be just fine. I was lucky.
>>Except that bod had a shutter
>
>. A camera with a shutter string would
>>be very easy to dump.
>
>Just curious....What is a "shutter string"?
>___________
>Regards,
>
>Henry -----> hldevo@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
>
Henry,
It is, I am told, a factory defective piece of shutter cloth (so I assume)
which occasionally whips into the path of light and causes a shadow within
the frame of the exposed film. I find it noticable as a smeery half-moon
shape across the top of a frame, usually ruining an otherwise homogenous
blue sky. Not good.
Joel
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