I have an M 28/2.8 (yes, I know, spare me the "but the 3.5 is much better" comments, I've heard it already) that I picked up used a while ago. Lately, I've been getting really overexposed shots when I use f16 or 22. The slides look up to 3 stops overexposed, and I'm not having the problem with any other lens. I suspect that the aperture is a little slow and it just isn't stopping down fast enough, therefore letting in too much light. Does this explanation make sense? I'm just looking for a little confirmation before I run out and buy another 28 (and yes, this time I'll try to get the 3.5).

In slightly OT news, I had a hour and a half seminar on endoscopy this morning, no Pentax content however ;-)

-Matt

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