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Hi all,
I recently purchased a 1984 Canon T70 that I really like and have enjoyed exposing the first roll a lot. I picked up the prints to find a black bar across a third or half many of the exposures. See below:


I can say with confidence that images 6 through 24 were taken at 1/1000 (perhaps one at 1/500 but certainly no lower) save image 13 which is was taken portrait (the bar looking thing at the bottom is a wall). Images 1 through 5 are 1/60 or 1/125, no bar present.
In the lower image there are three exposures, one in a cafe at 1/60 or 1/125 and two outside at 1/1000, to better illustrate the issue.
Am I right in saying the mirror is out of sync with the shutter and not retracting fast enough at high shutter speeds? If so, any idea of a fix? Would a service cure this?
Many many thanks in advance for any help/tips/advice!
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Fun as heck this. Perfect for blasting about in the summer months.
58cm-ish, I can take proper measurements if someone wants. One ding on the DT and one on the TT but as everyone knows an IRO frame without at least a couple of dings is an affront to nature. Anyone who's had one of these can attest to how good they ride. Just needs some straps and a fork top cap if you're fussed. Crankset is functional but not the best, probably from a Create or similar.
Weinmann DP18s to Formula hubs, 16t and 19t cogs
New Specialized Mondo tire up front, 9/10 Schwalbe Ultremo on the rear
Unbranded chainset
Random seat and post
Eightinch stem, Titec Hellbent risers


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Will do, cheers for the insight!