Hi,
I'm in the process of replacing light seals on my OM2n and should
therefore presumably do the mirror foam at the same time.
(As an aside should the newness of mirror foam be taken into account in
tripod vibration test? Old foam with reduced damping properties is
going to set up more vibration I would think.)
I haven't cleaned the old foam off yet as I need to check that
Colchester Camera Repair (in the UK) has sent me the correct bits of
foam before I do, but looking at the mirror foam it doesn't look to be
all at the same 'height'. If you think of the shape of the foam as a
golf club with the 'handle' running down each side of the focussing
screen, the 'handles' seem to be fractionally further away from the
mirror than the 'head' of the club. Am I imagining this? Does it serve
any purpose?
James
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