> I'm quite tempted to use some red, yellow and green highlighting markers
> to color code the aperture rings. A grade apertures get green
> highlighting, B gets yellow and C gets red. Then you'll know in a flash
> what the potential enlarge ability of your image can be.
> Gary Reese
> Las Vegas, NV
The Zone VI Workshop used to sell a little label that you stuck on your spot
meter. You dial in the reading you want to show up as middle gray next to
the V on the lable, and then you could see at a glance how other values you
metered would come out on a gray scale. I've relied on mine for years.
Maybe something like that could be worked out to do what you're talking
about, Gary. If there's a convenient surface next to the f-stop ring, you
could make a little label with A next f-8, A- next to f-5.6, etc. I don't
know all the Zuiko lenses, but I'm looking at a 135/3.5, and it's tailor
made for the idea.
JP
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