whereshaldo
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nikola
Well-known
hi, i have same problem with my Z4, and now it's collectiong dust on shelf... 
i supose that this is related with shutter curtain tension, maybe unwinding and rewinding with lubrication will help, but i always used my equipment as is, and never tryed repairing on my own... :bang:
did you solved it?
i supose that this is related with shutter curtain tension, maybe unwinding and rewinding with lubrication will help, but i always used my equipment as is, and never tryed repairing on my own... :bang:
did you solved it?
vladhed
R.I.P. 1997-2006
Actually that looks exactly like the leak my Zorki 4 had when I got it. It turned out to be leaking through the self-timer lever hole. There is a light baffle that wraps around the timer mechanism, but it does not go flush with the inside front of the camera body behind the take up spool.
I fixed it by running a strip of black electrical tape down the gap behind the take up spool
I fixed it by running a strip of black electrical tape down the gap behind the take up spool
whereshaldo
Member
Actually I just swapped it for a Zorki 4, which is what I decided I liked better anyway.
From what I learned, it sounded like a shutter curtain issue. There were a few frames without the leak and I seem to remember winding the camera with the lens cap on.
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From what I learned, it sounded like a shutter curtain issue. There were a few frames without the leak and I seem to remember winding the camera with the lens cap on.
H