Bob wrote:
> Now, tell me how interchangeable lenses are used along with those fancy hand held
>light meters. When you take out your Pentax Spot Meter, do you adjust it every time
>you put a different lens on the camera? Oh, the T-value for that lens is 1/2 stop
>better than this one?
> (I'm serious here, not pulling your leg!)
I'm not pulling your leg either when I say that if you want accuracy less than 1/2
stop then you cannot use a separate meter, and that has nothing to do with the meter
itself but due to the fact that theres no way you can transfer this exact meter
reading to a camera with less than 1/2 stop accuracy.
The best Pentax ever for exact metering and exposure is the Z-1p because it has spot
metering. a dead precise meter, a dead precise shutter (as oppose to all early
Pentaxes), exposure setting in 1/3stops increments, and most importantly, exposure
readouts in 1/3 stop increments.
Pål
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