"William Robb" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > >> I'm a regular reader and occassional contributor to both forums. The >> shutter bounce vibration nonsense has been debunked numerous times. Read >> Wheatfield's earlier post. There are some obvious things you can't do with >> extremely long lenses and flimsy tripods, but when used correctly, the 6x7 >> Pentax works very well. I've proven that conclusively in terms of my own >> work. > >I think it's time this mysth got debunked once and for all. >Tomorrow after work, I'll set up a test and video the damned thing.
I don't really see what "debunking" needs to be done - no one has ever claimed that the shutter vibration is a problem at all times, under all conditions, only that the massive shutter of the 67 can cause problems at certain shutter speeds with long lenses *if certain precautions aren't taken* (sufficient tripod and head - which some people new to the 67 system underestimate). Reichmann's site shows the issue clearly and then specifically shows how it can be totally eliminated with the correct set-up. You don't really need to duplicate his efforts. -- Mark Roberts Photography and writing www.robertstech.com
