Nope, no such luck! I did run a few more tests when playing with the film
speed/compensation dial. It fires fine if the indicated speed is 1/500 or
above, all other speeds hang up on auto. Everything is fine on manual. John
of Camtech indicates that he can fix the problem, so it will head off for a
CLA fairly soon here.
Jim Couch
john@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> This often happens if the ASA resistor or its contacts are dirty. (It
> lives under the film speed/exposure compensation dial. It often
> happens after a period of non-use, as it has for you. You can
> sometimes cure it temporarily (and diagnose it) if you turn the
> compensation dial back and forth a number of times before exposing. If
> it works OK then, that's the problem. CLA will fix!
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