[rollei_list] Re: TLR

--- Thor Legvold <tlegvold@xxxxxxx> escribió:

> ...The only problems 
> ... and that the winding crank has
> to be all the way in 
> reverse (the second part of the winding) to fire. If
> it's been fully 
> cocked but the winding lever is slightly below the
> end of travel, the 
> shutter won't fire. It hasn't been a problem to
> ensure proper 
> positioning with my thumb...
> Cheers,
> Thor

Thor, till I could interpret your message, I think it
is normal the way the camera is working,the film
transport crank has two or three movements according
the case:1)the first part of the winding (forward)
till its stop;2)the second part of the winding in
reverse till its stop again; 3)to fold down the crank
or if you are making shots in rapid succession it is
unnecessry to fold down the crank each time,it remains
locked in its starting position, ready for the next
film advance,with a slight pressure of the thumb
keeping it against its stop; this is the way I use the
Rolleiflex, I always handle the crank with my thumb if
I am using the camera hand-held.-

All the best
Carlos 





        


        
                
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