I'm sorry, I don't understand what your guys are looking for, the EV
locking is for manual camera only. For aperture priority auto camera,
you can set what aperture you want, the shutter speed will be self
adjusted. Lock a EV? you can lock your exposure with "spot" in OM4,
which wonderbrick today will tell you the EV values?
C.H.Ling
andrew fildes wrote:
>
> That locking in of the 'exposure value' is a great feature that I've
> encountered on cameras like the Rolleiflex and old, fixed lens rangefinders
> like the Minolta 7. Allows you to forget everything except depth of field.
> Might be dificult to engineer on a compact interchangeable lens camera,
> though.
> AndrewF
>
> >Maybe in the 35mm world this is eccentricity, but I think historically, all
> >cameras regardless of format with leaf shutter lenses had this feature. The
> >only thing missing in my judgement is the inability to lock in an EV by
> >having the option of connecting up the shutter speed ring and the aperture
> >ring and rotating them together, as in the Hassleblad camera. Olympus missed
> >on that one.
> >--
> >Be Seeing You.
> >Dirk Wright
> >
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