Subject: New TL-120 modelDate: 2007-09-04 06:47:20From: jamesbharp
George, does this new TL-120 camera have a shutter lock? If it does, do you know if there's
any way to get the factory shutter-lock mechanism installed on an older camera purchased
by a brave "early-adopter"? I would gladly send my camera back to the factory for this.
Although John Thurston has come up with some clever work-arounds I take a lot of long
exposures and need to use a cable release. I still manage to waste shots due to accidental
shutter firing far too often, mostly while I rapidly wind the film. Why am I so often rapidly
winding the film? Because I'm afraid to advance the film right after shooting because of how
easy it is to accidentally fire the shutter, and thus the $%&*^% camera is never ready to take
an interesting shot when one materializes.
Are there any other new features of interest? I assume the smallest aperture is still f22.
Thanks
Jim Harp
any way to get the factory shutter-lock mechanism installed on an older camera purchased
by a brave "early-adopter"? I would gladly send my camera back to the factory for this.
Although John Thurston has come up with some clever work-arounds I take a lot of long
exposures and need to use a cable release. I still manage to waste shots due to accidental
shutter firing far too often, mostly while I rapidly wind the film. Why am I so often rapidly
winding the film? Because I'm afraid to advance the film right after shooting because of how
easy it is to accidentally fire the shutter, and thus the $%&*^% camera is never ready to take
an interesting shot when one materializes.
Are there any other new features of interest? I assume the smallest aperture is still f22.
Thanks
Jim Harp