> Without seeing whether or not you got a printable exposure on the film, here
> is my guess: The sequence of action is the mirror goes up and the diaphragm
> gets shut down by essentially the same mechanical action. Once these are
> completed then the shutter can do its thing. If the lens and/or
> teleconverter combination has too much internal friction to allow this
> sequence to complete, then you might get the odd behavior that you talk about.
That's probably exactly what's happening. I'll have to monkey with them
a bit after I finish with this roll.
Thanks, Warren.
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