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| − | Copal leaf shutters are Japanese | + | '''Copal''' leaf shutters are Japanese made shutters used on many [[rangefinder]], [[TLR]] and [[view cameras|view]] cameras. They are high quality shutters which tend to cost less than [[Compur]] shutters. |
There are several variations of the shutter. Some use a simple inertia gear set to regulate speed. Other Copal shutters, such as the widely used MX, obtain a wider range of speeds by using a typical escapement, but have the same basic design. | There are several variations of the shutter. Some use a simple inertia gear set to regulate speed. Other Copal shutters, such as the widely used MX, obtain a wider range of speeds by using a typical escapement, but have the same basic design. | ||
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* [http://daniel.mitchell.name/cameras/copalmxv/copalmxv.html Copal MXV Shutter] | * [http://daniel.mitchell.name/cameras/copalmxv/copalmxv.html Copal MXV Shutter] | ||
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Revision as of 16:38, 28 February 2006
Copal leaf shutters are Japanese made shutters used on many rangefinder, TLR and view cameras. They are high quality shutters which tend to cost less than Compur shutters.
There are several variations of the shutter. Some use a simple inertia gear set to regulate speed. Other Copal shutters, such as the widely used MX, obtain a wider range of speeds by using a typical escapement, but have the same basic design.
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