Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2000/10/28
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]Dear Terry, dying to know, after all the consideration, what lens you have finally settled on in your recent purchase. A U S T I N . Email: austin.burbridge@alumni.brown.edu WWW: http://sprezzatura.net -- Every day, an original picture, a stimulating quote, and remarkable links At 00:29 +0800 10/29/00, Terry Sham wrote: >Thank you very much Sal. You really know my concern. Your information is >really valuable and useful for me. However, I don't know why some people >from this newsgroup said this is a silly question. Please forgive me because >I am really a beginner. Sorry for interruption. > >Thanks > >Terry Sham > >> Terry, >> If you're worry about saving the spring tension in your shutters, >don't. >> Uncocked the Leica M shutter is at 50% tension. Cocked it is at 75% >> tension. According to what I learned in the Leica School, many years ago. >It >> doesn't matter to the shutter if you leave it cocked or uncocked. > > The meters, well, that's another question. > > Hope this helps. > > Happy snapping, > > Sal > > > >