Piers wrote:
> I have read all the responses you quoted, and "it's highly probably that the
> film will get ripped at the sprockets" is your own supposition, and not
> either suggested by any of the responses you had, or supported my experience
> with four different MDs - 1 early version MD1, two late version MD1 and one
> MD2, all of which correctly sensed the end-of-film and reacted appropriately
> (as they were designed to do).
>
> There may be a deficiency in your reactions (as in mine) but there _is_ a
> fault with your MD1.
It is indeed my supposition and I freely admit that in my own e-mail. But what
John wrote was:
> But if you try to fire more than 2-3 times, film sprockets will rip.
Not "could" or "might", but *will*.
Based on this, if you're firing at 5 fps, that give you somewhere between 0.4
and 0.6 of a second to react and release the trigger before the film *will"
rip. My supposition is that releasing the trigger in less than half a second is
probably unlikely, hence on Sequence the film *will* rip.
What am I missing?
Thanks,
Simon
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