My 4T came with a rectangular piece of plastic in place that is almost like
the plastic of a milk jug in color. I don't think that it resembles any
film I have seen. My point is that as long as you consistently use the
same material, with the same rate of reflectance, you should get repeatable
results.
Gregg
I am wondering if there is any difference in the amount
of light reflected in exposed film vs. un-exposed film.
For example, when testing one of the OTF models (OM2 to
OM4(T(i))), does it matter what type of film is put in
the film chamber during the test. In my thinking, there
are (at least) the following possibilities:
Un-exposed film [a fresh roll every time, expensive]
Exposed (but un-processed) film [if I use the same
roll of film to test several bodies, this is what
I'll end up with]
Processed un-exposed film [this is just clear film]
Processed exposed film [in this case, does it matter
what is on the film?]
So does it matter which type of film I use to check out
the OTF meter accuracy of an unknown body? Thanks.
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