Hi fellow listmembers, a few weeks ago I got my first L-lens: the 70-200/4 L. Until now I have used it on my EOS 5 and RT (I took about 16 rolls of film during a one-week trip on the norwegian coastal voyage, the hurtigruten. The film is being developed right now. I can't wait to see the results) . Yesterday I was browsing through the 70-200 manual when I came across this remark: "when using a 2x extender (teleconverter) with the 70-200/4 L and the EOS 5 set an exposure compensation of -1 on the camera" The manual only mentiones the EOS 5 here, and only in combination with a 2x teleconverter. Does anybody know why I should have to dial in this amount of exposure compensation with my EOS 5??? Until now I was under the impression that the camera's meter doesn't care if there is a teleconverter attached or not...
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