Bruce wrote: > This is a similar situation to the one with the N80. TTL flash metering > works fine with non-CPU lenses, since it measures actual light and > doesn't know/care anything about the lens setting. I use manual mode to > set shutter speed and aperture, based on experience, to pick up some > ambient, and let the TTL handle the rest.
So the N80 cannot meter with non-CPU lenses at all even set wide open? But provided that it could, you think it would be no problem to achieve perfect exposure by switching to manual and setting the appropriate amount of overexposure and leaving the rest to the TTL? This should work well for flash pictures with lots of ambient light. What are your experiences for darker (but not completely dark) surroundings? Do you also have to compensate for ambient light, or is normal TTL without adjustment OK? Regards, Stefan -- ---------------- [EMAIL PROTECTED] +++ GMX - Mail, Messaging & more http://www.gmx.net +++ Bitte l�cheln! Fotogalerie online mit GMX ohne eigene Homepage!
