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FED Problems (was: Re: [photo-3d] Various)
- From: Marco Pauck <marco@xxxxxxxx>
- Subject: FED Problems (was: Re: [photo-3d] Various)
- Date: Tue, 20 Feb 2001 08:58:37 +0100
Ralph Johnston/Linda Sherman wrote:
[...]
> My FED stereo (pre BOY) has a hard film advance.
My FED has the same problem. It actually shreds the perf after about
frame 15 ... :-(
> I think it would help to crease the film after inserting it into the slot,
> otherwise it creates a bulge that drags. This take-up spool has a slip
> clutch so once it starts slipping due to binding film, you are using the
> sprocket to force the film onto the spool. Also, you should locate the
> film about 1/8" above the bottom of the spool to avoid cross winding it and
> making it larger in diameter. I have not tried this yet.
These are some interesting hints, as I haven't found the cause of the
problem yet. I'll have a look into it as soon as my current roll is
completed.
> Anyone else have similar problems? Ed Shaw's "BOY" does not have the
> problem, nor do his four early models.
Well, manufacturing tolerances are huge for East-European stuff ...
> I also got light leaks after having taped most of the back seam with black
> masking tape. This happened on the beach on Sanibel FL. I skipped one
> place right under the viewfinder and I think the light came in there.
There a various potential sources for leaks. Have a look at
http://www.pauck.de/marco/photo/stereo/fed_stereo/fed_stereo.html
Marco
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