Uneven spacing happens more often in cameras relying on traditional
spool and sprocket system to transport the film. Some brands use
infrared beam for spacing and this is damn precise but has a
disadvantage - you cannot use genuine infrared films in those cameras
cause film gets fogged. Thus the only current Canon EOS that permits
use of IF films is the EOS-1V where the IF sytsem is in place but
they managed to seal it so well thta there's no IF leakage onto the
film.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] napisał / wrote:
> By the way:
> I've noticed that my ZX-M (more often) and also my girlfriend's MZ-
3 (quite
> seldom) does not leave equal spaces between frames (varying from
approx.
> 0.7 to 1.5mm). Is this OK, or not? Do other brands behave the same
way? :)
> Not a big problem actually, but sometimes it makes cutting of
slides a bit
> painful.
>
> BR,
> Atvars
> _____________________________________
>
> Mike Johnston <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> >
> > Incidentally, I think this is known here already, but I checked
with
> Pentax
> > and the MZ-S frame overlapping thing is not a problem. It's a
minor
> firmware
> > glitch. They discovered it early, and they know how many cameras
sneaked
> in
> > to the U.S. before the fix was applied and it's a small number.
Every
> Pentax
> > distributor is aware of the problem, and knows how to fix it, and
the fix
> is
> > simple, fast, easy, and permanent. New cameras being sold now
won't show
> the
> > problem.
>
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