Hi Mark, Since I don't have a Mz-S, I am just brainstorming. Batteries would surely lose power after 45 minutes in those temperatures. I would guess that could really slow the shutter down a lot. That would account for the overexposure you experienced. I know it did on my old cloth focal-plane shutters in the Colorado mountains. I would keep an extra set of batteries in an inside pocket and switch them out often if I were you. But then again, what do I know about that kind of cold. We cry when it gets down into the 20s here. ;-) Ken
On Wednesday 19 February 2003 09:30 pm, Mark Cassino wrote: > Any thoughts about what the problem could be? The Mz-S has the > battery pack on it, and alkalines (fresh) in that. Could a voltage > drop make the shutter mechanism loose accuracy? -- Ken Archer Canine Photography San Antonio, Texas "Business Is Going To The Dogs"
