On Wed, 31 Jan 2001, Dieter Henkel wrote: > Reading the thread about shooting before frame no.1 a question came to > my mind. Does the EOS-3 position the first frame always on exactly the > same spot? Does the IR-counter always count the exact number of > sprocket holes to reach no.1? Yeap, absolutely... It works so well than I don't even skip a frame when I remove a film and reinstall it... -- Patrice Chiniara [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://step.polymtl.ca/~dwarf -- Do not meddle in the affairs of dragons, because you are crunchy and taste good with ketchup. * **** ******* *********************************************************** * For list instructions, including unsubscribe, see: * http://www.a1.nl/phomepag/markerink/eos_list.htm ***********************************************************
- EOS Frame No.1 - always same position? Dieter Henkel
- Re: EOS Frame No.1 - always same position? F. Craig Callahan
- Re[2]: EOS Frame No.1 - always same position? Dieter Henkel
- Re: EOS Frame No.1 - always same position? F. Craig Callahan
- Re: EOS Frame No.1 - always same positi... Tim Munro
- Re: EOS Frame No.1 - always same p... F. Craig Callahan
- EOS Re: OT - negative strip cu... Tim Munro
- Re: EOS Re: OT - negative ... F. Craig Callahan
- Re: EOS Frame No.1 - always same position? Patrice Chiniara
- Re: EOS Frame No.1 - always same position? Ken Lin
- Re: EOS Frame No.1 - always same position? Gary Russell
- Re: EOS Frame No.1 - always same position? Jason Lay
- Re: EOS Frame No.1 - always same positi... Ken Durling
- Re: EOS Frame No.1 - always same p... Jason Lay
- Re: EOS Frame No.1 - always sa... Ken Durling
- Re: EOS Frame No.1 - always same position? Plumviewer
- Re: EOS Frame No.1 - always same position? Karen Nakamura
- RE: EOS Frame No.1 - always same position? Lukas Lauw