To anyone that's still interested!
Thank you to all the people who responded to this question - very useful.
Experiment:
I thought I'd give a quick update based on the test I finally got round to
performing:
1. Set the MZ-S NOT to fully pull a completed film back into the canister
2. Take a
paul,
Thanks for the extensive test. From your results, I'm guessing that
Mid-roll change will work with data imprinting because the body would
know how many frames it skipped. If you used the old method -fire
until the right frame (kept dark of course), would probably double
imprint the first
This is why the MZ-S has the dial-in the first frame number feature. If it
didn't and you used the conventional lens-cap-on, 1/6000th at f/22
technique, the original imprinting would be overwritten with the above data.
Regards
Jim
Christien Bunting [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks for
Great!!. Another good reason to get the MZ-S :)
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is why the MZ-S has the dial-in the first frame number feature.
If it didn't and you used the conventional lens-cap-on, 1/6000th at
f/22 technique, the original imprinting would be overwritten with the
above
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