Wim
I like the photo as well. It could be your hair getting in the way
(I don't have that problem :>)), or hair in the light box of the
camera. On the other hand, it looks in this photo as if it is more
than merely an arc: it could be a semicircle of something obstructing
the light.
I don't think that the OM4 has the "flying shutter strings" problem
like the OM2SP.
Cheers
Chris
At 19:07 +0200 26/5/02, Wim Verheyen wrote:
Dear all,
I sometimes have an arc in my images. The best way to describe it is here :
http://www.verheyen22.yucom.be/photo/lesbos/wim/html/9608.html
You'll see it right above the castle.
The camera is an OM-4.
I've had this problem with 28mm, 85mm and 135 mm Zuiko lenses, but
most frequently with the 85.
The glass of these lenses is in perfect state, clean, no scratches.
I always use sun shades, I don't think this is due to flare.
The problem occurs with shutter times of 1/15 to 1/60, not with
faster, nor with slower shutter times.
I have no clue if it is the camera or a lens, but since this happens
with more than one lens, I start to suspect the camera.
Have any of you seen this before, and do you know the problem, and
the solution ?
Thanks,
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