On Sun, 4 Feb 2001 17:11:11 -0500, dosk wrote:

>okay, I think I got it.........
>
>On EV adj's, (+ ) means MORE LIGHT.
>Or (in effect) opening the shutter more by increasing the f-stop (fraction)
>number. (As in 2.8 to 2.0...)
>
>And (-) means LESS LIGHT.
>Or (in effect) closing the shutter more by decreasing the f-stop (fraction)
>number. (As in 2.8 to 3.5...)

Hi Skip,

Note however that in the two examples above, 2.8->2.0 is a full f-stop difference
(+1 EV) while 2.8->3.5 is only half a stop (- 1/2 EV) ...

And since your MZ-M is a manual camera, it only affects the readout of the meter,
changing the compensation-dial on a manual camera without changing aperture (f-stop) or
shutter (time) doesn't change the exposure at all ...

>From the 1st example above, it would indicate 'correct' exposure at f 2.0 while it
is really one stop overexposing at that point (which is what you want, right ?).

Regards, JvW



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