Hugo Kok (? HAR! :) wrote:
> another question to check out the Pentax Data Base that is YOU.
> Situation is: comparing three of my lenses with fixed aperture (let's
> say: 5.6), the light meter gives on all three of them a different
> exposure time. That is: 50mm OK, 85mm +1 stop, 135mm +1/2 stop.
I suspect that you are just observing variations from each
lens' actual light transmission (t stop) and the effect of
narrowing focal length "zero-ing in" on a smaller and less
widely varied in brightness framing. Also, your camera may
only *display* finite half stops & full stops.
I'd leave the lenses alone and trust the meter unless very
drastic exposure problems (other than compensatable scene
brightness variations) occur.
Bill
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