Hi folks, I just got a russian made zenitar 16mm/2.8 manual fish-eye lens for my eos7, shot a trial roll to determine the correction factor for exposure (the lens is fully manual) and found a curious thing i cannot explain. may be someone can elucidate me on that. while available light exposure requires +3 stops compensation, shots made with flash did not change with compensation. i mean, +3 or -3 stops did not make any difference - they were all exposed correctly. by the way i was using pop-up flash, not an external unit for this test roll. i am very curious why that happens? not that it matters a lot, but i'd like to understand what is really going on. anyone can explain that? thanks! Anatoly
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