Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2001/03/19
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> > But I took a example of properly adjusted cameras.
>
> I have a shutter speed tester. It's a pretty accurate one. I find speeds
> on most any camera are quite varied... My point is, no matter how much you
> adjust it, it will still have tolerances that will make the adjustments only
> so accurate...
Yes. As I was repairing various SM Leicas and Zorkis, I found that their
shutter speeds varied by as much, as 50%. All of these cameras were
"properly adjusted". But rangefinder is a other thing that shutter speed
tester. Just look at rangefinder schematics...
But yes, you may be right. I responded initially just because no other
did . Now, as I see, all hastened to help you solve this question.
I can crawl back (under my dark stone - thanks, MarkR!) and others
will help you much more.
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