" > I've had this same problem on my OM-1n due to a faulty shutter - as I
" > understand it, the first screen doesn't make it all the way across,
" > and only closes when hit by the second screen. The result is a faster
" > effective shutter speed for one side of your shot than the other,
" > possibly leaving an unexposed section on one side.
" >
" > BBB
"
" The mismatching curtain speeds were talked about in this list before.
" But, anyway, wouldn't that make a gradual darkening up to the completely
" dark stripe, instead of a strip in the strict sense?
"
" OMer
The "strip" doesn't have a hard edge. It gradually (but quickly, if
you know what I mean) gets dark. If this indeed does sound like the
mismatching curtain speeds...is it something that can happen intermittently?
Is there anything I can do about it?
Thanks,
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