Hi John,
I thought there were implications.
What's the best SLR for frigid conditions? I would imagine design
plays a large part - e.g. brass & aluminum bearings are naturally
slick, and teflon could help.
Tom
On 14 Dec 99, at 16:55, John Hermanson spoke about "Re: [OM] The Freezer Test -
Mixed Results," saying
> There is real compromise to winterizing. When we did it to NGS cameras it
> was with the understanding that the cameras were then meant to be used in
> only very cold conditions, otherwise the thinner lubes may not stay where
> they were put once the camera warmed up. Also, increased wear accompanied
> lack of factory lube.
> The slow speed governor of the OM-1 is prone to dirt/lack of lube problems
> and extra cold temps may only make it worse.
>
> John
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