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rick oleson

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Posted on Thursday, May 13, 2004 - 02:58 pm:   

here's some real basics, but it doesn't go deep enough to get to the shutter blades: http://rick_oleson.tripod.com/index-55.html

I have more stuff at home that may help. the general construction of leaf shutters is very similar but there are detail variations even within a brand so you have to be a little flexible ....

Depending on the type of tester you're using, leaf shutters tend to read slow at the highest speeds even when they're adjusted correctly due to the blade travel time from center to edge... and the actual effective speed varies slightly based on the aperture set. this becomes negligible at a stop or 2 down from the top speed.

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