Well,
How comes then that with the 8mm f2.8 zuiko fisheye, the OM3's meter is way
off, even stopped down. This in a range of like 1/60 actual exposure and
about 1/4 sec indicated? I think the laver communicating the aperture to the
body has some use, otherwise the meter does not know where to start from...
(like a division through zero).
On the manual 35 shift and 24 shift, there is a lever indicating the max.
aperture to the body, i.e. f2.8 or f3.5. If this lever is not there, there
is no acurate metering possible?
Or where am I wrong?
Iwert
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>> The meter knows what's going on with the lens in a manual lens 'cause the
>> lens actually stops down when you turn the ring... Aperture gets smaller,
>> less light, meter reacts accordingly. Automatic lens fools the meter via
>> the lever you're referring to into thinking there's less light there as you
>> turn the aperture ring.
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