Hi Gord,
I noticed that too when I dealt with a Beattie screen, I marked it will
the tool they gave me instead of just handling it with my hugh thumb and
finger. I also got a 2-13 screen new and it had a tiny gob of plastic
that I tried to remove, unsuccessfully, it is only a slight aberration
so I am living with it because of the scarcity of the screens. Joe
-----Original Message-----
From: ClassicVW@xxxxxxx [mailto:ClassicVW@xxxxxxx]
Sent: Friday, September 03, 2004 1:06 PM
To: olympus@xxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [OM] Re: How to Identify Series 2 Focusing Screens
Gord,
Thanks for that info, I had never heard they were softer, and that must
be
the reason that I only "damaged" one screen (a 2-series) out of all the
times
I've cleaned my screens. Glad to finally know that it wasn't anything
wrong
that i did, I merely handled it in the exact same way I've done it many
times
before and had no problems.
George S.
gordross@xxxxxxx writes:
> They are lighter, and fair warning--they are also made of a very much
> softer
> material and mark easily. I have one that has a dark spot where the
tongs
> touched it as I was snapping it into place, and another one that got
marked
> slightly when the retainer slipped down as I shot (I must have put it
in to
> lightly as a result of the lesson learned on the first one.)
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