to "A". If it falls into one of these categories you must override the programming
to fire the shutter. When you do this the camera shuts off the meter. It's a software
"feature".
At 06:31 PM 9/17/03 +0100, you wrote:
>>>This would really be a very drastic way to have the *ist D meter with K >>>and M lenses at alle apertures. However, it would only work in Av mode. >>>In manual mode the meter would still be OFF. And you would have to use >>>your "crippled" lenses with real aperture metering, only, on your film >>>bodies, too. >>> >>> >> >>Can you explain exactly why it would not work in manual mode? Surely you >>set the camera to a certain shutter speed via the main dial, and the lens >>to the aperture, and the scale inside the viewfinder shows you whether >>you are underexposing, right on, or over-exposing, no?
>No. > >Arnold
No??? Why not?
Cheers, Cotty
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