Bruce, a metering spec is not an AF spec. I do trust Pentax metering specs.
-Lon
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This is another factoid specification that can bite you in the ass. Manufacturers give a range that has a low light level and this looks like a complete spec, but it isn't. It doesn't tell you how long it takes to aquire and achieve focus, or what the contrast of the target is. The only way to know which camera really works better is to try the cameras out in the same light levels, with the same subjects and the same speed & focal length lenses.
Spec sheets are marketing tools. You have to know what they aren't telling you as much as what they are.
BR
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So you have wrong data. AF in MZ-5N and MZ-6 works from -1 EV without any assist and it is much better than +1EV in EOS models you have mentioned.
