Very helpful, thank you!:) I have worked on Compur shutters so far, but i never took apart the retard gear train. Really interesting to see you disassemble it on the copal shutter. Is there some kind of adjustment that needs to be done to ensure correct times?🤔
Actually there is no screw or gear for shutter speed adjustment like in SLR. If we can get smooth movement in escapement unit and the shutter blades, the shutter speeds will be ok most of the time.
@@VintageResurrection oh okay. I remember that in compur shutters there is at least a spring that can be set to 3 positions. I will test this once i have a shutter speed tester :)
Many thanks for every video you post. This know-how must not be lost!
100% agree. Just watching this video has made the Copal Shutter alot less scary.
can you show us about the copal x shutter? this could be found in olympus pen s and d model🥰
Thank you!
Very helpful, thank you!:)
I have worked on Compur shutters so far, but i never took apart the retard gear train.
Really interesting to see you disassemble it on the copal shutter. Is there some kind of adjustment that needs to be done to ensure correct times?🤔
Actually there is no screw or gear for shutter speed adjustment like in SLR. If we can get smooth movement in escapement unit and the shutter blades, the shutter speeds will be ok most of the time.
@@VintageResurrection oh okay. I remember that in compur shutters there is at least a spring that can be set to 3 positions.
I will test this once i have a shutter speed tester :)
I appreciate you trying give us confidence but it’s still a hell no from me