There is a notch that the lever slides into on the aperture ring, and there
is no adjustments that I can see. I suppose you try filing out a new
notch, but you'd have the problem of filling in the old one two (the notch
is rather wide, so the old and new would likely overlap).
Your results ar
On Fri, 11 May 2001, Hugo V.A. Kok wrote:
> Meterings are done with MX and MZ5n (both matrix- and spotmetering
> tests done)
Since the MX uses a center-weighted meter, why not use the 5n's
center-weighted meter?
chris
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Hi,
Thanks for all input - so too for the off list ones!
although it was meant for brevities' sake that I wrote 'after ruling out all
other explanations', I see now that it's a little awkward for everybody
thinks up different causes. Sorry for that. Let me say that the observed
phenomenon is NOT
Recently Hugo Kok wrote:
>
> another question to check out the Pentax Data Base that is YOU.
> Situation is: comparing three of my lenses with fixed aperture (let's
> say: 5.6), the light meter gives on all three of them a different
> exposure time. That is: 50mm OK, 85mm +1 stop, 135mm +1/2 sto
What kind of lenses are these? If they are A series or newer I would
suggest putting the lens into A and see if the results are the same, since
when the lens is in A that lever is not used (the MZ-50 and MZ-30 are good
examples of this). If the difference is still there then it's something to
d
Hugo wrote:
> Situation is: comparing three of my lenses with fixed aperture (let's
> say: 5.6), the light meter gives on all three of them a different
> exposure time. That is: 50mm OK, 85mm +1 stop, 135mm +1/2 stop.
> After extensive comparisons in which all possible other explanations
> were ru
In a message dated 5/10/01 1:40:56 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
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comparing three of my lenses with fixed aperture (let's
say: 5.6), the light meter gives on all three of them a different
exposure time.
Maybe it's just an estimate on the barrel. Could actually be more or l
Hi again,
another question to check out the Pentax Data Base that is YOU.
Situation is: comparing three of my lenses with fixed aperture (let's
say: 5.6), the light meter gives on all three of them a different
exposure time. That is: 50mm OK, 85mm +1 stop, 135mm +1/2 stop. After
extensive compa
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