Shutter bounce caused by cold???

[pobe]

So, I'm having some trouble with my Canon P... I've been getting some shutter bounce on fast speeds (typically 1/250 or faster, but sometimes as 1/125) - but it doesn't seem to be regular at all.

http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5001/5351003627_3e81371ccf_z.jpg (http://www.flickr.com/photos/pobe/5351003627/)

I think both of these were taken at 1/125, but I might be wrong. Anyway, the one on the top was definitely taken later than the one on the bottom - same day, same walk.

I did a few test shots of my computer screen indoors - going from 1/30 to 1/500 - and none of those show any bounce at all. I guess my camera needs a CLA, but it seems like the cold weather is making it worse?

[Roger Hicks]

Are you sure it's not shutter stickiness (second curtain closing sluggishly) rather than bounce? This seems likelier with cold.

Cheers,

R.

[pobe]

That sounds likelier indeed. I'm new to this! :)

I have done CLA on a couple of lenses myself, but I guess this is different and I'll have to find a shop?

[Roger Hicks]

That sounds likelier indeed. I'm new to this! :)

I have done CLA on a couple of lenses myself, but I guess this is different and I'll have to find a shop?

Probably. I know nothing about the intestines of Canon RFs. Shouldn't be an expensive fix.

Cheers,

R.