joe_schriefer Posted August 17, 1997 Share Posted August 17, 1997 I recently purchased a used P67 after renting 67's for a year of so. My "problem" is the on/off switch for the internal meter. On the rental camera the meter had a switch that needed to be "flicked" to the "On" position after each frame was exposed - in other words, the meter turned off automaticaly after each shot. The used 67 I bought has a switch that if either "On" or "Off" - the meter draws power all the time until turned off. Does anyone know if this switch can be replaced with the type turns off automatically? Thanks...joe Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
philip_lau Posted September 9, 1997 Share Posted September 9, 1997 Hello Joe, <p> Just read your meter question. I also, just purchased a new P67, and although the manual is not specific, the instruction booklet that came with the TTL metering prism is. The on/off switch works when flicked on, and will stay on for 30 seconds then shuts off. To save battery power, it says to move back to the off position when done metering. <p> I have used it both ways, a quick on and off to ck settings, and then sometimes it helps to let in stay on the 30 seconds if you want to guage the light in a changing environment (like sunset). <p> Have shot over 10 rolls, some long exposures (5 min) and still on original battery. <p> Hope this answers your question. <p> Sincerely, <p> Phil Lau Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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