maitani
Well-known
I'm bitten heavily by the Nikon RF worm, so i guess there is no way back now...
I'm about to decide between an S3 or SP, i had an SP in my hands for the first time yesteday (and i become sorely tempted...) so smooth, silent and the viewfinder is just impressive. what a nice piece of engineering,
i noticed a 'strange' behaviour on the particular camera, the film advance lever did not retract to original 'park' position again, it remained slightly out (around 20°) and couldn't be retracted fully. is that behaviour normal for SP? I have to mention that there was no film loaded, the camera cound wind normally (to around 130° position) and released perfectly, back to 20°, just that the lever couldn't go back to original 'park' position, it stayed out at 20°, is there a trick i have overseen? i didn't find anything useful in the SP manual... or did the camera have a problem?
also I avoided to force the lever back, because i didn't want to break anything.. i tryed, A / R position different combinations. but no luck so far.
hopefully there is an easy fix.. would be glad for some user feedback.
if i can settle this point, i might buy the darn camera...
I'm about to decide between an S3 or SP, i had an SP in my hands for the first time yesteday (and i become sorely tempted...) so smooth, silent and the viewfinder is just impressive. what a nice piece of engineering,
i noticed a 'strange' behaviour on the particular camera, the film advance lever did not retract to original 'park' position again, it remained slightly out (around 20°) and couldn't be retracted fully. is that behaviour normal for SP? I have to mention that there was no film loaded, the camera cound wind normally (to around 130° position) and released perfectly, back to 20°, just that the lever couldn't go back to original 'park' position, it stayed out at 20°, is there a trick i have overseen? i didn't find anything useful in the SP manual... or did the camera have a problem?
also I avoided to force the lever back, because i didn't want to break anything.. i tryed, A / R position different combinations. but no luck so far.
hopefully there is an easy fix.. would be glad for some user feedback.
if i can settle this point, i might buy the darn camera...