I know that up until this weekend, I always just slid my flash in as
far as it would go, tightened it down (optional) and shot. Now it
suddenly slides 1/4" too far in. Since my shoe 4 for my OM-1n has a
stop, I'm assuming there must have been some sort of stop.
BBB
On Tue, 1 Feb 2000 11:38:50 +0100, JEZ.CUNNINGHAM@xxxxxxxxxx wrote:
>Are you sure you lost something? I never had this 'stop' on my OM4 and
>always thought it was a poor design (excuse blasphemy).
>
> Barry B. Bean wrote:
> I have somehow lost or broken the stop at the front of my OM-4T flash
> shoe - the part that keeps the flash in proper position over the
> contacts. While I can still use my flash unit by very carefully
> mounting it and locking it down as tight as possible, this is far
> from an ideal solution. Is this user-repairable? Any suggestions?
>
>Jez
>
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