PS: BTW, I am talking about cameras without a CLA along decades...
Carlos
El mié., 29 de ene. de 2020 07:31, CarlosMFreaza <cmfreaza@xxxxxxxxx>
escribió:
Ferdi:
I had a brief contact with the GX several years ago and I did
not pay attention to the switch issue, perhaps I thought it was something
about that particular unit or perhaps the regular and pro use my cousin
gave it improved the function, it could happen according some users
comments.
The shutter release button function improvement was significant for my non
GX cameras after a good CLA.
Carlos
El mié., 29 de ene. de 2020 05:45, Ferdi Stutterheim <
dmarc-noreply@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> escribió:
Carlos,
The shutter release is not stiff. Half way the travel there is some
resistance. I was told it is the meter switch. It has been this way from
new. CLA helps a little bit but not much.
Ferdi.
Op 27 jan. 2020, om 13:45 heeft CarlosMFreaza <cmfreaza@xxxxxxxxx> het
volgende geschreven:
El lun., 27 de ene. de 2020 06:45, wayne pinney <tennjed@xxxxxxxxxxx>
escribió:
"....Another thing that was important to me was the note, I think from
Ferdi, about the stiffer shutter release on the GX. If I have one major
complaint about my old 2.8D it is the fact that the shutter release is not
so smooth. It is not terrible, but it is one of the things about the camera
that I dwell on every time I use it. ..."
That is a CLA matter. My 3,5F and 2,8F received a complete CLA at FFS
Service in Braunschweig, Germany within the last three years and I need to
check the film transport crank sometimes to be sure I cocked the shutter,
the button release is so smooth that I:m not sure I took the photograph if
I did not hear the shutter for some reason, and it happens often...In the
other hand, my 2, 8 C shutter release button is offering some resistance
when you press it, but it was as smooth as the F shutter release button
when its CLA was recent. If the memory serves me good, the GX shutter
release button has cables and contacts close or around it and perhaps it
could get dust and dirt more easily.
Carlos
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