Thank you once again, C.H.
I am not using any MD, only Winder 2 and nothing in this (LNIB black) OM 1n.
I suppose you mean motor driven OM 1 & 2(n) in sequence mode, I use
the winders in single shot mode only, because they grip better in my
hands.
Yes, 1/3 might well be what I noticed between this wide-open flower
shot, and the following at 5,6 and 8 - judging by the red saturation
of the flower itself.
Next time I will load the OM 1n with Provia 100F @ ISO 200, so as to
reach 1/1000 more easily.
In fact, I've already used this machine @ ISO 200, but loaded with
Superia 200 (C 41), and didn't pay attention to the negatives.
Thanks again,
Fernando.
On Thu, Jul 7, 2011 at 4:47 AM, C.H.Ling <ch_photo@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Shutter speed slightly off is a common problem for the old OMs, but usually
> within 0.3 stops at the high speed end. Of course some may have larger shift
> but speed adjustment is not a very difficult work but do require lot of
> patience.
>
> One point to note is the using of MD with 1n and 2n, the shutter speed can
> shift a lot at 1/250 and above. I found this on all 1n and 2n I have
> checked. This problem does not happen with 3 and 4.
>
> C.H.Ling
>
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