Karen Nakamura schrieb:
>
> The EOS-3 has it as well. Reasons why it's nice:
>
> 1) Pinhole cameras using small holes drilled in the body cap (F=64~)
> 2) Stop-down metering with T-mount lenses
Do this mean the camera then *knows* it is metering through a lens stopped
down to f/64 or whatever you dial in? Stopped down metering is the only
way to meter through lenses without electronical connections anyway, but
will sometimes result in metering errors. Is this the cure for that problem?
> 3) Setting F8 on your 50mm prime and then switching to your 24-70mm
> doesn't change the F-stop
This has worked from day one with any EOS camera I think. Mine all do it.
> 4) You can set the F-stop before even putting on your lens, great
> if you have two bodies (one with slide; one with print film).
I agree this is a nice feature.
Thomas Bantel
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