This has not been a problem with any single digit OM body since the
OM-2(n) or with the OMPC. All these bodies use a partially silvered
mirror with a submirror that directs part of the incoming light to the
photo sensor on the bottom of the mirror box. No measurement is taken on
the viewscreen. I don't know how the other double digit bodies work in
this regard.
Moose
Fernando Gonzalez Gentile wrote:
light coming through the viewfinder can fool the
viewfinder needle,
Isn't this the rule for every SLR unless they have a built in device to
*shutter* the eyepiece. I remember some N***, but surely some C*** like A1,
AE1 didn't have one.
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