david_carlisle1

Oskar, I've tried everything you can imagine like that, there is nothing apparent. Chuck, it's defineately on the negative. This actual roll I started in a Leica M3 to test a 40mm 'cron, then rewound to load into the F2. All the M3 photos were fine. This probem appeared on the first roll I used. I mentioned the problem to Sover Wong when I sent it off for a service. He offered to put a test roll through, and I declined, to save $10. Dumb eh?

Sometimes, maybe one out of three, the shot is perfectly clear. I have FE FM F3 & F100 bodies and they never give me any trouble.

I have not tried flash photos (no hotshoe) nor tripod shots. Before i shoot (waste) another roll I want to have a more clear strategy.

Thanks for your response. Dave Carlisle.

Thanks Christiaan, Sover was one of the two techs who worked on it. He says "the shutter curtains simply cannot go back".

Alex, no you can't see it in the viewfinder, the mirror is up while the shutter curtains are travelling.

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I have a Nikon F2 that I bought second hand. Nearly 2 out of 3 shots show a

distinct double image on the right side of the photo. No other body I use

exhibits this, and it happens with any lens I use. The photos have been taken

around the 60th to 250th speeds. It is not blur as such, but a clear second

image. Two technicians have examined it but can see nothing wrong.

Has anyone else come across this problem?