roger_shepherd

<p>Thank you all for your answers. I will see about getting it winterized and taking note of how I advance/rewind the film in cold temperatures. The meter settings were all working fine, and as a precaution I changed the battery on the mountain when I was having that issue as well, so I assume it must be to do with grease etc.<br> Best regards.<br> Roger.</p>

<p>I have an old Canon AE1 35mm camera.<br> Recently I was using it in the mountains in sub-zero conditions. At some stage the shutter wouldn't release back, so I had to close it with the film advance lever. Now I am off the mountains it works fine. I assumed that some working parts like the material around the curtain got frozen stiff? I changed the battery in the mountain, but same issue.<br> My question/s is...can sub-zero temperatures have this kind of effect on old cameras like mine? Is there a way to prevent that in future?<br> Will the affected shots be rendered useless? <br> Thank you for your time and expertise.<br> Roger Shepherd.</p> <p> </p>

<p>Thanks, I'll post with them.</p>

<p>I apologise if this question has been asked already.<br> I run PKS2.0.7 (recently updated from 2.0 - but I think this problem was occurring before I updated) on Photoshop CS6 with a Mac OSX 10.9.5.<br> When using the creative sharpener tool and select to create a layer, it instead merges an entire layer, so the effect has already taken place, but over the entire image. And then when I apply the brush tool, it instead softens the areas I select - generating the complete opposite effect? <br> And one more thing. These days when I open up an image in CS6 it arrives in its own separate window with annoying tool bar etc. <br> Can anyone help out?<br> Thanks<br> Roger.</p> <p> </p><div></div>